II Corallo Trattoria

"This is my all time favorite restaurant. The people are wonderful and the food never disappoints. I have been coming here for years and I am still greeted with the same smile and warmth since prior to the pandemic. I HIGHLY suggest you try the mushroom ravioli and their seafood pastas. My partner also highly enjoyed their chicken Parmesan as they do not skimp out on the chicken. Their sangria is to die for and they have reasonable prices. I also deeply love their lemon sorbet. I also recommend coming for lunch as their deals are very good."

"We had a nice dinner here. It is a cozy neighbourhood place for Italian food. It was not fancy or unheard of but the food and service were good and prices reasonable. I would be happy to return here should I lived nearby."

"We were in Soho for an appointment nearby. Honestly, I searched for affordable lunch options near me, and this place popped up. We were the first customers for their lunch menu. By the time we left, there were probably 5 or 6 more tables that were occupied. I do think their $13.95 lunch concept is phenomenal for NYC....let alone Soho. You also receive salad OR soup with it. We opted for salad, which comes with their house made dressing. My son's carbonara was good as well as my daughter's rigatoni pomodora. My husband ordered tortellini with a creamy sauce. It was tasty, but a bit too heavy for me. My lunch was the most disappointing of the 4. I definitely can make something more appealing at home. The servers do come to the table often, but sometimes they were a bit brash/abrupt and always trying to upsell you. This place isn't bad... there are just other places to try in a food mecca like NYC."

"Nice food, but this isn’t authentic Italian food at all. The pizza was way too doughy and thick. The pasta was alright, good sauce, the soup was good - however, coming from Italy, this place is not really worth the hype in my opinion if you’re looking for authentic food. Plus, the tables were so small to even fit more than two plates."