Trattoria Trecolori - Manhattan

Normal Italian food, better then some big famous Italian restaurants around, not better than some other Italian restaurant around. If you just want to eat, it?s a good choice. Prices are fair. I?d even say that for the location midtown it was a bit cheaper then other restaurants we went. Food was simple but tasty enough. Service was fine. We booked a table for 7 in the same day, for a quite late (9:45 pm) time, because we came from a Broadway show, so we needed to order the food quite fast, because we were informed the kitchen was closing. I believe they close early so it wouldn?t be my option to come back after another Broadway show. Nevertheless we had a good diner time.

The food wasn?t amazing but that was okay. The store was much bigger than I thought after I first entered I realize there was so much space further in. I got the calamari, magsinore, and risotto. This store had pretty good value because the portion sizes were huge and also they gave a lot of squid lightly fried. However, I do have to say I had to ask the waiter for more lemon for our calamari, hoping that the calamari could have some more flavor. Slightly slow on service, and wasn?t quick to refill water but they were quite busy. We were actually really full just from the bread and appetizer so I ended up packing my risotto to go.

A great restaurant in the heart of the theater district. The staff was friendly and the food from bread with oil and balsamic to the main course was terrific. They even have Italian beer and wine. Each meal was amazing and reminded me of meals in Italy. Cheers to the staff. I will be back again. Thank you for making our visit special.

Delicious, authentic, and quick. I stopped by and had dinner at the bar. The server was very friendly and prompt. While the restaurant was extremely full, my food arrived surprisingly quick and was delicious. My drink was well made and I appreciated that the bar staff kept an eye on me if I had questions, but didn’t intrude.

My dinner was just ok. The service was good. Bread and side of fries were good. But I feel like there are better Italian places aplenty in NYC for this price point $22 for this underwhelming tortellini)