Corelli's Italian Cafe

5640 Westheimer Rd, 77056 Houston, United States

🛍 Coffee, Italian

3.8 💬 173 Reseñas

Dirección: 5640 Westheimer Rd, 77056 Houston, United States

Ciudad: Houston

Menú Platos: 35

Reseñas: 173

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Houston, EE.UU., es una ciudad vibrante conocida por su cultura y cocina diversa, que incluye Tex-Mex, barbacoa y mariscos. La escena culinaria de la ciudad refleja su rica mezcla de influencias sureñas e internacionales.

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  • Coffee Disfruta de nuestra rica y aromática selección de café, preparada expertamente para despertar tus sentidos. Desde el clásico espresso hasta los lattes cremosos, descubre la mezcla perfecta para comenzar tu día con una nota llena de sabor.
  • Italian Saborea los ricos y diversos sabores de Italia con nuestro menú, que ofrece pasta clásica, risottos sabrosos y platos tradicionales de carne y mariscos, todos elaborados con ingredientes auténticos y pasión. ¡Buon appetito! Ver carta

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"Food good. Location good. Service good. BUT, the hidden charges REALLY ruined an otherwise nice experience. Example: HH menu lists Martinis as a $3 upcharge to the $7 base charge. Fair enough. Bombay is a listed alcohol; requested. When the bill was returned I was charged for a Bombay Sapphire which is not on the HH list. Charge? $11 $3. I asked for Bombay, not Bombay Sapphire. Waiter: Oh, let me look into that. AND, by the way Blue Cheese olives? Extra $1. REALLY? I 've NEVER paid extra for BC olives ANYWHERE. AND the confusing menus that a dish as including an extra sauce, [and I don 't recall the exact language but it made it seem that an additional items could be selected as well. Oops, there goes an extra $10.95. AND, the waiter recommending a twice-baked potato. Bah, boom, another $5.95. [which in fairness is disclosed on the menu in a different location, but waiter made it sound as if it was a no-charge option on the surf and turf. AND the split plate charge which I don 't think was disclosed on the menu. Ding, ding, extra $3.00. Was this a waiter, who was overly up-selling or restaurant deception? Don 't know. As I said, the food WAS good. AND, the ambience [at least in the bar area, stay away of the hotel-ballroom-like main dining area was nice. Just beware the nickel and dime charges that the waiter won 't be disclosing to you."