I've been here twice - once as a twosome, and once with a group from work. I will be going back again and again and again.?. The food is...
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I've been here twice - once as a twosome, and once with a group from work. I will be going back again and again and again.?. The food is wonderful, authentic Tuscan. The menu is limited in scope, but daily specials are interesting, and all the dishes I?ve tried were excellent. The wild boar and the bass with cherry tomatoes are a must. Great Tuscan wine list (but a wee bit over-priced at the lower end) with something for everyone. The staff are warm, friendly, helpful and, like everything about I Coppi, unpretentious. There is no music (thank you, I Coppi !), and the place is warm, homely, and inviting. It?s a restaurant for adults, but it has no attitude. I enjoyed I Coppi more than any other Italian I?ve been to in NYC and, indeed, more than most any restaurant in the city. Pros: Atmosphere, Food, Service
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Seated right away, good. Garden, lovely. Winelist, great. Bread, served too late. Half order pastas, good. 45 minute wait for entree, bad. Asking...
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Seated right away, good. Garden, lovely. Winelist, great. Bread, served too late. Half order pastas, good. 45 minute wait for entree, bad. Asking about why the entrees took this much time, WORST. We simply asked what the holdup was, and the waitstaff said I dont know, I just asked the same question. You can ask the chef on your way out, very dismissively. At which my companion replied, very politely, That is your job, to communicate our question to the kitchen. She replied You dont have to be nasty to me, this is the last time Im talking to you and stormed off. Never have I been disrespected like this. We went directly to the owner and complained that such behavior does not befit such a charming establishment, and left without touching our food. It just goes to show, food alone does not make a restaurant great. Pros: garden Cons: service
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