Quartina Trattoria Vineria - Norwalk

The restaurant was empty on Friday night in the downtown area of Sono, and the food was nothing special. It felt like something I could have cooked myself. The staff was friendly, but they didn’t speak English and weren't familiar with the Italian names of the items on the menu.

We visited for New Year's Eve and had a prix fixe menu, so unfortunately, there weren't many options available. However, the food was delicious.

Great dining experience with excellent service! The host truly knows how to make the evening special, and the nightly specialties are fantastic.

When we wanted to be in S-Norwalk/SONO, I decided to book a table in quartina. we were there relatiw early at 6:30 a.m., and not many tables were occupied. unfortunately I must say that we were really disappointed with the service. either the three people who were brand new, or simply had no notice on the service. it is not that they were not nice or did not try, but we saw that water was poured into the wine glasses (and yes, the water glass also looked like a weinglas; water was spilled on our table and on the handy of my daughter; we received two new and an old menu and when I asked what was the right menu, I was initially told that they were all the same; they forgot to give us the menu with the specials; we were ready to order, but no one noticed for a right time (I have to hear him) I'm pretty easy to go, so we put it all in motion. re the food, our appetizers were very beautiful and we really liked them (burrata . our main courses (gnocchi alla sorrentina, chicken parmigiana spaghetti alla cinque were good, but I had better. I think I should give them a second chance, but then again.

Great dinner on a Sunday night with my wife. The food was delicious authentic Italian food with fresh, quality ingredients. The owner was very gracious and made us feel at home. Coffee and a terrific ricotta cheesecake was the perfect ending to a two and a half hour feast!