Capri Ristorante

Reviews

• Bubba C.

  star star star star_border star_border 11 June 2026

  Food was VERY good !
  Shrimp Caesar salad - very good
  Baked ziti - very good
  Penne vodka - okay in comparison
  
  BUT - Service could have been better.  Slow and just didn't keep up with the basic refills.

• Rodrigo G.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 11 June 2026

  Service is poor, food is terrible. I came to eat with my friends while visiting from California. When we were waiting at a table we noticed a baby rat by where we were seated, yes a BABY RAT. We informed the server and he tried to downplay it saying "we'll if you'd see how many rats there are in Central Station..." We moved to a different table and we never saw the server again. We got our food served by the server never came to check if we needed something. So, we got our food, I asked for a chicken parmigiana-the worst I've ever eaten, the meat was like rubber, the sauce without flavor.
  The only good thing was some limoncello we got as a courtesy.
  We had high hopes on this place, but instead we got a big disappointment.
  Thank you for the limoncello.

• Michael C.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 30 May 2026

  Not one of my better restaurant experiences.
  
  The burrata was about as dull as a pencil after taking the SAT's. The tomato was overly thick and over powered the cheese. Even when eating the cheese by itself was the flavor barely noticeable.
  
  Veal meatballs turned out to be everything you'd expect from chef boyardee. There are 4 meatballs the size of walnuts, served on a plate big enough to host a thanksgiving turkey and then absolutely murdered in tomato sauce. 1 out of 4 meatballs was actually half way warm in the center the rest room temp.
  
  Service was god awful. 30 mins to take an app order. Glasses were being polished 2 empty table tops away and we were being mean mugged by the bus boy as if he was mad we weren't helping him polish. Not the atmosphere you want for a date unless your trying to make a quick run for it with the amount of unnecessary fast paced foot traffic the waitstaff causes.
  
  We ended up asking for the check before the apps were dropped paid, purged myself and went across the street for the rest of my meal. Deadass.
  
  Fairly priced for nyc but there are much much better choices on mulberry strip.

• Cristian Andres D.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 28 May 2026

  Bad experience. Food was just ok, average and for that it was quite overpriced ($25 for gnocci or fusilli).
  What drives most of my review score is the service, i haven't seen more unprofessional and bad mouthed service staff ever. The staff was not directly rude with us and the service to our table was ok, however we were sitting inside and all the staff cursed in spanish and italian the whole time and they were openly fighting in the middle of the dinner hall about who is getting which tables. The apparently floor manager showed a good face at tables but walked around the restaurant cursing in spanish and using a very bully body language while walking. What was supposed to be a pleasant lunch became an awkward one, so we just ate and leave at the soonest we could. I would never come back there or recommend it at all.
  
  We where able to understand every curse as we speak spanish natively.

• Jessica Z.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 27 May 2026

  If you enjoy rude service and average at best food, this is the place to go.
  
  First off, the server totally ignored our table- we kind of stand out in an Italian restaurant as 3 Asians I suppose?
  
  Then the funniest thing and the highlight of the experience: after we asked for the check, the server returned with a receipt already including a 18% gratuity. I was really astonished because with such nonexistent level service he dared to fill out that on behalf of us. BUT after we gave him our card, he still wanted us to give tips because he thought , apparently, that we don't know what"gratuity" means. Haha dude you shouldn't make this racist assumption. If you don't like serving us, or Asians, or any other type of customers, go find yourself another job that doesn't require you to be client facing. That will do you a favor as well because I bet you must be so frustrated to serve people you don't like.