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    Corso Restaurant

    3.1 (8 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Sagra is sort of a fast casual concept where you order your food at the counter, and it's brought…read moreto your table. The decor is really nice, green walls with wood and metal accents. There is a full bar and a nice menu of Italian favorites. I had the pasta al funghi, which was delicious, if not a huge portion. My husband had the eggplant cutlet sandwich. We took a la bianca pizza to go (white pizza with roasted greens and ricotta) and that was excellent. I'm glad this location was utilized after losing Fifth Frame. I will return to try other dishes! Parking is street or valet on Fri/Sat.

    The food at Sagra Italia was fresh and more interesting than almost any other Italian I've had in…read morethe Rochester area. The pasta la Limone was rich and creamy and just lemony enough. I was seriously impressed with the salad. It was VERY bright and acidic and had a fantastic lemon vinaigrette and was served with house made foccacia croutons and a lemon wedge. It was honestly THE most interesting and memorable green salad I've had in years. The La Bianca focaccia pizza was rich and indulgent with an amazing texture to the crust. The desert focaccia with blueberries wasn't as big of a hit. It was sweet but the firm texture of the item as served, cold, was more like crusty French bread with random blueberries in it rather than a desert. Unfortunately, our visit to Sagra Italia got off to a rough start. We walked in, saw a clearly placed 'please wait to be seated' sign and then proceeded to hang out at the table with the wait to be seated sign for SEVERAL minutes. I tried to make eye contact with the bartender and the person at the front counter but since they didn't engage I assumed that there was in fact a host or hostess who would come to seat us. I eventually went to the front counter and said we'd been waiting to be seated for a few minutes and the person said that being seated was only for Friday and Saturday nights. I was crabby and said they should take the wait to be seated sign down. There is ALSO a sign saying to order at the front counter on the same table but we didn't read that one once we saw the wait to be seated sign. Despite that start, the rest of our interactions with the front counter person were good.

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    First visit here and was quite impressed. Tastefully appointed and the staff were all friendly and…read morehelpful. You need to know the secret to getting past the gatekeeper as this is a speakeasy setting. (Figure it out on your own, that's half the fun)!!! Once inside there was a smooth jazz group performing. The music was a lovely backdrop to the setting and not overwhelmingly loud that I would be screaming to be heard. You can have a normal level conversation and still enjoy the music. There were comfortable cushioned chairs with pub sized tables for seating. We sat at the bar as all table s were taken. The energetic bartenders filled up in on all the idiosyncrasies of the place and happily answered all of our many questions. They told us that it was quiet for a Thursday night and that the weekends were much larger crowds which would not appeal to me as I'm not looking for a club scene atmosphere. I was happily comfortable. The drinks are creative and include interesting combinations of ingredients. We shared three appetizers, the sliders (my favorite), spring rolls (the side sauce was great), and the tacos with a tasty crema drizzled over them. The staff let us tour the dining room, basically a Ramon Santiago gallery. (The angel was my favorite). We went to see the ballroom as well as I had attended a wedding there 37 years ago while it was still the University Club!!! It was the same lovely room I remember and brought back wonderful memories. My friend was staying there while she is having some work done at her home so got to see the guest room she was in. As expected from a historic building large windows overlooking downtown Rochester, a gas fireplace, and soaker tub. Beautiful space. Some logistic issues with heat and fan not working so this was her second room that hopefully the new owner will address. We ran into their new executive chef and they have done a great job in hiring him. He told us about future ideas they have for putting their thumb print on things and they sound quite exciting. I thanked him for the time he spent speaking with us and appreciated his enthusiasm and forward thinking. All in all a most enjoyable time at the Inn and would recommend a visit by anyone of any age. So glad we have a community that cares for its historic buildings and their importance to our identity

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