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  • Italian
  • 105 Christopher St, New York NY10014 40.733476 -74.005008
  • (At Bleecker St)
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  • Phone: (212) 414-5774

User Ratings (Based on 7 reviews)

3.915
Food 4.0 Value 3.4
Service 4.1 Atmosphere 4.2

Other Restaurant Info

Phone:
work
(212) 414-5774
Fax:
fax
(212) 414-5866
Website:
www.isodinyc.com
Notes:
Take Out Visa, MC, AmEx
Hours:
Sun-Thu: 6pm-11pm Fri-Sat: 6pm-12am
Serves:
Dinner
Features:
Online Reservations, Accepts Credit Cards, Take Out

User Reviews

  • I Sodi

    Posted by poet1 on 10/12/2011

    Disappointed, darn it

    7 PM reservation for 5 on Tuesday night. Small, crowded, noisy dining space. Limited menu with odd combinations, e.g. fatty but tasty steak liberally littered with plain arugula. Artichoke salad? a small portion of cold, salty, shredded straw with 3 thin cheese slices atop for $13 - excessive and nearly inedible unless your body is desperate for fiber of any kind. Between first course and delivery of the main dish, with no explanation for the delay or offer of more bread in the meantime, we waited a full hour, 3 times as long as it took us to eat it, slowly: not a lot of anything on our plates. Server was pleasant but harried. We were disappointed in the value and entire experience and still a bit hungry so we returned home for dessert where it was quiet enough to enjoy a conversation. We will not be back in this lifetime. Too many other restaurant choices in this great city.

  • I Sodi

    Posted by anonymous on 01/26/2011

    Molto squisito

    The food is so splendid at I Sodi that for the many nights that we dine there, I almost feel that Tuscany has enveloped me in its beauty, scent and food.

  • I Sodi

    Posted by Anonymous on 08/17/2010

    Great Italian Find in West Village

    Small and sophisticated with no overwhelming bad music soundtrack. Great pastas and half portion options on the menu make this place quite affordable.

  • I Sodi

    Posted by Anonymous on 02/24/2009

    such potential but big disappointment!

    We have dined at I Sodi several times and have been largely impressed by the authenticity and quality of the dishes. We have deep roots in Italy, travel there frequently and dine there at very high quality restaurants. We have also cooked professionally so we do know our Italian food. On a recent visit we ordered the truffle tagliatelle special (the description was: summer/black truffle with truffle butter at $40 for a full order which, ordinarily, would be a reasonable deal). This is the kind of dish that should announce itself by its aroma. Unfortunately the dish arrived with a minimal quantity of black truffle and no scent or flavor whatsoever. The wait staff, who had been very nice until that point, seemed to disappear, not even offering a topping of grated parmesan. We suspected they were avoiding us knowing something was not right, we were quite unhappy but decided not to complain. Another dish, the artichoke lasagna, was also not nearly as good as it has been in the past (the artichoke was mushy and overly acidic). Was it just a bad night or is the quality slipping overall? We are still trying to decide if we want to give them another chance. Too bad because we had been happy to recommend this restaurant to our foodie friends but we don't feel like we can now.

  • I Sodi

    Posted by BetterThanBruni on 05/07/2008

    Promising new upstart....

    ....neat, high tech, ultra modern Italian design utilization of teeny space (right next to McNulty's) makes it feel cozy and gracious at the same time, helped by comfy chairs and (finally!) tables for 2 that are large enough for real people, with that aforementioned 'Italian Modern' flair. The food? On the night I was there, it was fresh and tasty, although the limited menu was a real disappointment, focusing on red meat, the now ubiquitious branzino, a pasta, and risotto. Portions are small, prices are higher than they should be, but the wine selection is great, with nice choices available decantered by the glass, half liter, etc....a nice touch. We can never seem to get enough really authentic Italian places, this one has potential, if the chef remembers that a limited menu must still appeal to a broader range of tastes and appetites. And pocketbooks. One to watch.

  • I Sodi

    Posted by Anonymous on 05/03/2008

    Great Italian in the West Village

    This is a perfect new addition to the neighborhood. My girlfriend and I have been coming here at least once a week. The restaurant is stylish, romantic and clean. The food is authentic Tuscan. Try the Fish... amazing!!! I also love the lasagna.

  • I Sodi

    Posted by rockstar on 05/01/2008

    New Jewel in the Crown

    Multiple people I trust and respect have eaten here now and told me how much they LOVED it. Living out of town, I have yet to make it there myself- but I can tell you, I Sodi makes me look great. It is the restaurant I recommend when I have friends passing through the city. Just last week I received a phone call from a gaggle of six modern dancers who had been on an American tour from Europe. On speaker phone from the Village, I could barely understand them they were so ecstatic about their meal! Definitely check this place out.

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