Tivoli Trattoria

Amazing Place in the heart of West Village. The passing of the daylight hours into the evening just lights up the ambience of the place. Servers are really responsive and courteous to the guests and the food hits right on the spot. The pasta with pesto was super creamy. The final piece of the puzzle was the dessert, Tiramisu in this case which not only was super delicious but a treat to our taste buds. Must visit.

We ordered a “salad” for dinner that was so disgustingly covered in cheese I’m not even sure it could be classified as a salad (see photo). Upon asking our server to switch it out, he refused to do so and his only accommodation was to go back to the kitchen and shove some of the cheese off. This is simply just horrible customer service for a restaurant and I have never had a server react in such a manner at any other restaurant in NYC. Now I understand why it’s so easy to get a reservation here on a Friday night. Good luck surviving as an Italian restaurant in New York.

I stumbled upon this quaint little place last night after visiting the spa a couple doors over and decided to treat myself to a nice dinner. I was very impressed with the ambiance which is very inviting and romantic. I ordered a glass of chianti and the cacio e pepe gnocchi. Although it tasted more like an alfredo to me instead of a cacio e pepe, I still very much enjoyed it. The dip they give you for the bread was also flavorful but was a little salty. My only minor issue was that the server kind of disappeared after bringing the food. There were two other people who were watching me though to make sure I was good but in the end, the server had to be told to follow up with me. Everyone was very friendly and accommodating. Overall, I really enjoyed my experience here and I will not hesitate coming back and bringing people with me the next time.

Tivoli in New York City is a true gem for happy hour enthusiasts. The excellent deals are hard to beat, making it an ideal spot for budget-friendly yet delightful dining. I couldn't resist trying the Margarita Pizza, a steal at $6, delivering a perfect harmony of flavors. Pairing it with a crisp Stella Artois beer for just $5 was a fantastic choice. The refreshing Watermelon Salad added a burst of freshness to the meal, completing the trifecta of taste. Tivoli's ambiance was inviting, and the attentive service enhanced the overall experience. For those seeking quality at a reasonable price, Tivoli is a happy hour haven worth exploring in the heart of New York City.

This is a very popular wine and beer café, and restaurant, centered within numerous other eclectic restaurants and eateries not far from 14th Street along Seventh Avenue. The outdoor sidewalk table service has been a favorite spot for many New Yorkers who frequent the area, for dining out and enjoying the view. Inside the ambiance is smart and lovely. Perfect for larger gatherings for guests who want more space for themselves with colleagues, friends, coworkers, or dates. Food wise it is a short Italian fare menu. With some limitations on cocktails or otherwise extended to an only what is available from the bar list between select mixed drinks or wine and a smaller selection in imported beer. On the downside the location is bordered by a number of gay bars which, in my opinion truly [they] were notably more offensive per se, per person, whenever visible than say most other people who were not indicative being around us whatsoever. Noting later, the arrival of a characteristic party, of the same offense underwhelming oddly attired compared to all other patrons present inside. This is obviously one reason for patronizing places which are less inclined to bolster mitigation factors with the unlikely presence of others who may not otherwise be present at all elsewhere, becoming less of a distraction or deterrent to dine in peace without the risk bypassing harassment. Overall, it is nonetheless a great hot spot but rather question the need for upgrades on its recipes for certain entrees, which was somewhat too salty to say the least for the same dish served elsewhere. Recommendable aside the individual opinion, however unpopular, the well staffed wait servers were genuinely ‘superb’ and so very admirable for their patience and dedication to the patronage of their customers, doting on making sure that each one was attentive on whatever they required or needed, and their sincerity about returning. This kinder gesture by mentioning revisiting the restaurant somewhere in the ne’er future being meant for its continued success with those who traversed it in the past and now.

Had an incredible experience at Tivoli Trattoria. The food was absolutely amazing. We ordered the eggplant parmigiana appetizer which was to die for. My friend ordered a pepperoni pizza and garlic knots which were also delicious, and a chicken milanesa with a side of fries. Everything was perfect and was served quickly. The atmosphere is also really nice. The decor and lighting made it a really lovely environment to have dinner in. Would definitely come here again and will be recommending this place to my friends

Happy hour was great with great $5 beers, $6 wines and $6 personal pizza. Best meal of our trip. Highly recommend and come for happy hour, great atmosphere, ambiance, and amazing food! Kevin was a great and very attentive server. We will be back

We were very disappointed by this meal. If you are a fan of pizza, do not come here. We ordered a Margherita pizza and we were shocked by the quality. Not only was there an excess of cheese, but the sauce was almost nonexistent and the base of the pizza was blackened and completely burnt tasting. We were unable to eat even just a single slice each and we couldn’t ask for a remade pizza because our waiter didn’t check on us until 30 minutes later. For a $26 pizza, we got a pizza that they wouldn’t even serve at a dominos. The biggest positive of this experience was that the bruschetta we got as an appetizer was excellent and the interior is really cute.