Love the ambiance and the experimental element of the food! Everything was delicious! Definitely an exciting meal and not boring! Jazz music was beautiful on an Easter Sunday! The staff was amazing, especially the hostess who went above and beyond to take our pic!
Lindsay LaBella
Our server Jacob was amazing. I had my birthday dinner tonight and everything was wonderful. The spinach ricotta angolotti was so good we had to order 2.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jake Michnick
I had the pleasure of dining at Corvino in Kansas City before a concert at the T-Mobile Center, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The service was exceptional, a breath of fresh air in an industry where good customer service can sometimes be hard to find. It was truly a delight to be so well taken care of.The location was perfect for my evening plans, as it was just a short and pleasant walk to the concert venue. It was a great way to digest the glorious food I had just enjoyed at Corvino.I am a huge fan of steak tartare, and Corvino's version did not disappoint. The dish was like a full-blown sandwich experience, with the egg yolk adding a richness that complemented the steak perfectly. I also have to mention the home fries, which were surprisingly delightful. They were thick yet light and fluffy, and the smoked malt aioli dipping sauce was absolutely incredible.The salmon confit was another standout dish, tasting incredibly fresh, and the focaccia bread served with it was extraordinary. While the sourdough was good, it wasn't particularly remarkable. The XO fried rice had a wonderful char and crispiness to it that I thoroughly enjoyed.I always have to try any dish that features agnolotti, and the spinach & ricotta agnolotti did not disappoint. The ricotta cheese added a great burst of flavor. The rigatoni bolognese was solid, though not particularly unique.For dessert, the milk and cookie was a nice way to end the meal, though I wouldn't say it's a must-try.One thing that really added to the experience was the live music that played throughout our visit. It created a fun and lively atmosphere, making Corvino a great spot for a date night or a pre-show meal.Overall, Corvino was a wonderful experience that I would highly recommend. Whether you're looking for a great meal or just a place to enjoy some drinks and home fries, Corvino is sure to impress.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Jake M.
I had the pleasure of dining at Corvino in Kansas City before a concert at the T-Mobile Center, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The service was exceptional, a breath of fresh air in an industry where good customer service can sometimes be hard to find. It was truly a delight to be so well taken care of. The location was perfect for my evening plans, as it was just a short and pleasant walk to the concert venue. It was a great way to digest the glorious food I had just enjoyed at Corvino. I am a huge fan of steak tartare, and Corvino's version did not disappoint. The dish was like a full-blown sandwich experience, with the egg yolk adding a richness that complemented the steak perfectly. I also have to mention the home fries, which were surprisingly delightful. They were thick yet light and fluffy, and the smoked malt aioli dipping sauce was absolutely incredible. The salmon confit was another standout dish, tasting incredibly fresh, and the focaccia bread served with it was extraordinary. While the sourdough was good, it wasn't particularly remarkable. The XO fried rice had a wonderful char and crispiness to it that I thoroughly enjoyed. I always have to try any dish that features agnolotti, and the spinach & ricotta agnolotti did not disappoint. The ricotta cheese added a great burst of flavor. The rigatoni bolognese was solid, though not particularly unique. For dessert, the milk and cookie was a nice way to end the meal, though I wouldn't say it's a must-try. One thing that really added to the experience was the live music that played throughout our visit. It created a fun and lively atmosphere, making Corvino a great spot for a date night or a pre-show meal. Overall, Corvino was a wonderful experience that I would highly recommend. Whether you're looking for a great meal or just a place to enjoy some drinks and home fries, Corvino is sure to impress.
Ellen S
Food and Service are phenomenal every time.The atmosphere is rough. Tables are large so you have to yell over the music to talk. The the lighting is brutal. Only overhead lights that cast harsh shadow, it’s distracting. We were sat near the entrance & it was cold, i kept my coat on the whole dinner. Corvino should be the best restaurant in KC but it’s missing the attention to experience
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jessica Best
This place just keeps being great. Fried chicken is just as good at the spiral cut tête de moine cheese with housemade crackers.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheeseburger, Milk & Cookie, Gnocchi Bolognese, Whole Fried Chicken and Chili Butter, Chinese Broccoli w Chili Crunch and Whipped Tofu
Anna Marie
Very overpriced. Food was underwhelming. If you are going to spend this amount of money, Antler Room is a much better option.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Todd Czech Kasik
Corvino is one of the best restaurants in KC or anywhere. The menu is shareable plates that are unique and delicious. Drink list is great and they gave a full bar. This place is the go to location when you are staying in Downtown KC. There is also live music.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Milk & Cookie, Whole Fried Chicken and Chili Butter, Chinese Broccoli w Chili Crunch and Whipped Tofu
Travis Copple
Great place and good food. Pricy, but worth it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jenna H.
Ambiance was great. Lower lighting and piano music started later on during our dinner. We went for an early dinner when appetizers were at a discount. The wait staff was wonderful, but at times you could tell they wanted to keep moving us along. The broccoli was very good and an interesting dish. The seaweed donuts and roe were very well done, good quality ingredients but not my personal preference. The seafood gnocchi was delightful and definitely our favorite.
A must for foodies in KC! Happy hour has a nice discount on all dishes under $100. We were a little disappointed the last few times we have been with guest from out of town. Service was a little dull and the menu was not as cohesive as before.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Seaweed Donuts
D J.
Corvino Supper Club & Tasting Room is a perfect place for date night. Even though it's dark and sexy there were families there with young children. There was a pianist free-styling which was nice. Our server was extremely attentive and kind but she wasn't well versed on the menu items or preparation. Sourdough bread was very good! The Piedmontese Ribeye was seasoned and cooked perfectly! One of the best steaks I've had in KC. Although, the house fries were uniquely amazing they came out after we were nearly done eating the steak...but totally worth the wait. The High Tide mocktail was unlike any other mocktail I've ever had. Wish I could have taken a pitcher of it home. Here's where things went down....the milk & cookies. I wish we wouldn't have even tried it. 1. We asked the server if it came with whipped cream & she said no just ice cream. However, when the dessert arrived & tasted it we knew immediately it had cream other than ice cream; it was noticeably two different textures 2. The cookies were hard and tasted stale. 3. The flavor of the ice cream was not good. Not worth the extra calories at all. Thankfully, they made it right by removing it from the bill. This would have been a "5-star" experience if the server was able to answer questions about the menu or even initiated willingness to find out correct information. We are excited to return to try other menu items.
Christal P.
I dined at Corvino on a recommendation to try the Seaweed Donuts with Trout Roe & Cream. It was unlike anything I've ever tasted, much like everything else I ordered at Corvino. The seaweed donut had an umami taste that combined so well with the creaminess of the cream with trout roe. Delicious. Another dish I recommend is the Rock Shrimp Toast. It's an English muffin topped with whipped chicken liver, mustard seed, dill, and pickled rock shrimp. It was decadent with so many flavors and textures from the crispiness of the English muffin to the meatiness of the shrimp and the smoothness of the chicken liver mousse. Again, very unique and unlike anything I've tried before. Besides the food, the ambiance is sleek and sophisticated. I enjoyed the music of Brant Jester on the piano. My servers at the bar, Alex and Richard, were so helpful in recommending dishes and drinks. If you want to impress someone Corvino is the place to go for dinner in Kansas City.
Jennifer
We were a table of 4. First time there. The piano player was very talented, adding to the ambience. Our server was pleasant but rather misleading. We asked several if the dishes served 4 and he said yes. They absolutely "do not". We each had 1 to 2 very small bites of each 6 dishes. Steak tartare was ok, we didn't care for the way it was served. 1 bite each. Sourdough bread, about 3 inch in diameter, 1 bite each, again, just ok. Seaweed donuts were kept in fryer too long and the trout roe was ok. 1 bite each. The rigatoni Bolognese was nice. We had 2 bites each. 28.00 way too much for this portion. Spinach Ricotta was also pleasantly delightful. Probably our favorite 1 bite. 36.00 way way overpriced for the portion. Chocolate Ganache was ok. Unfortunately this was where the service started to decline. Our after dinner drinks were finished before the dessert made it to us. Again, 1.5 bites each. Our server had very little knowledge of the wine list and seemed to only recommend the bottles 200 and above. We have all traveled the world, eating in some of the finest restaurants and do not mind paying for quality. I recommend that the dishes be represented as serving 2 people "at the most". You need to rethink your wine list to include a better price range. There are several quality wines available for under 50.00. We hesitated dining here after reading reviews and talking to friends and decided we will not return. There are several better restaurants in KC. This was not a "shout from the highest mountain" experience.
Love the ambiance and the experimental element of the food! Everything was delicious! Definitely an exciting meal and not boring! Jazz music was beautiful on an Easter Sunday! The staff was amazing, especially the hostess who went above and beyond to take our pic!
Our server Jacob was amazing. I had my birthday dinner tonight and everything was wonderful. The spinach ricotta angolotti was so good we had to order 2.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I had the pleasure of dining at Corvino in Kansas City before a concert at the T-Mobile Center, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The service was exceptional, a breath of fresh air in an industry where good customer service can sometimes be hard to find. It was truly a delight to be so well taken care of.The location was perfect for my evening plans, as it was just a short and pleasant walk to the concert venue. It was a great way to digest the glorious food I had just enjoyed at Corvino.I am a huge fan of steak tartare, and Corvino's version did not disappoint. The dish was like a full-blown sandwich experience, with the egg yolk adding a richness that complemented the steak perfectly. I also have to mention the home fries, which were surprisingly delightful. They were thick yet light and fluffy, and the smoked malt aioli dipping sauce was absolutely incredible.The salmon confit was another standout dish, tasting incredibly fresh, and the focaccia bread served with it was extraordinary. While the sourdough was good, it wasn't particularly remarkable. The XO fried rice had a wonderful char and crispiness to it that I thoroughly enjoyed.I always have to try any dish that features agnolotti, and the spinach & ricotta agnolotti did not disappoint. The ricotta cheese added a great burst of flavor. The rigatoni bolognese was solid, though not particularly unique.For dessert, the milk and cookie was a nice way to end the meal, though I wouldn't say it's a must-try.One thing that really added to the experience was the live music that played throughout our visit. It created a fun and lively atmosphere, making Corvino a great spot for a date night or a pre-show meal.Overall, Corvino was a wonderful experience that I would highly recommend. Whether you're looking for a great meal or just a place to enjoy some drinks and home fries, Corvino is sure to impress.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
I had the pleasure of dining at Corvino in Kansas City before a concert at the T-Mobile Center, and it was a fantastic experience from start to finish. The service was exceptional, a breath of fresh air in an industry where good customer service can sometimes be hard to find. It was truly a delight to be so well taken care of. The location was perfect for my evening plans, as it was just a short and pleasant walk to the concert venue. It was a great way to digest the glorious food I had just enjoyed at Corvino. I am a huge fan of steak tartare, and Corvino's version did not disappoint. The dish was like a full-blown sandwich experience, with the egg yolk adding a richness that complemented the steak perfectly. I also have to mention the home fries, which were surprisingly delightful. They were thick yet light and fluffy, and the smoked malt aioli dipping sauce was absolutely incredible. The salmon confit was another standout dish, tasting incredibly fresh, and the focaccia bread served with it was extraordinary. While the sourdough was good, it wasn't particularly remarkable. The XO fried rice had a wonderful char and crispiness to it that I thoroughly enjoyed. I always have to try any dish that features agnolotti, and the spinach & ricotta agnolotti did not disappoint. The ricotta cheese added a great burst of flavor. The rigatoni bolognese was solid, though not particularly unique. For dessert, the milk and cookie was a nice way to end the meal, though I wouldn't say it's a must-try. One thing that really added to the experience was the live music that played throughout our visit. It created a fun and lively atmosphere, making Corvino a great spot for a date night or a pre-show meal. Overall, Corvino was a wonderful experience that I would highly recommend. Whether you're looking for a great meal or just a place to enjoy some drinks and home fries, Corvino is sure to impress.
Food and Service are phenomenal every time.The atmosphere is rough. Tables are large so you have to yell over the music to talk. The the lighting is brutal. Only overhead lights that cast harsh shadow, it’s distracting. We were sat near the entrance & it was cold, i kept my coat on the whole dinner. Corvino should be the best restaurant in KC but it’s missing the attention to experience
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place just keeps being great. Fried chicken is just as good at the spiral cut tête de moine cheese with housemade crackers.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cheeseburger, Milk & Cookie, Gnocchi Bolognese, Whole Fried Chicken and Chili Butter, Chinese Broccoli w Chili Crunch and Whipped Tofu
Very overpriced. Food was underwhelming. If you are going to spend this amount of money, Antler Room is a much better option.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 4
Corvino is one of the best restaurants in KC or anywhere. The menu is shareable plates that are unique and delicious. Drink list is great and they gave a full bar. This place is the go to location when you are staying in Downtown KC. There is also live music.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Milk & Cookie, Whole Fried Chicken and Chili Butter, Chinese Broccoli w Chili Crunch and Whipped Tofu
Great place and good food. Pricy, but worth it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Ambiance was great. Lower lighting and piano music started later on during our dinner. We went for an early dinner when appetizers were at a discount. The wait staff was wonderful, but at times you could tell they wanted to keep moving us along. The broccoli was very good and an interesting dish. The seaweed donuts and roe were very well done, good quality ingredients but not my personal preference. The seafood gnocchi was delightful and definitely our favorite.
Restaurantji Recommends
Every bite is delicious! Great drinks as well.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A must for foodies in KC! Happy hour has a nice discount on all dishes under $100. We were a little disappointed the last few times we have been with guest from out of town. Service was a little dull and the menu was not as cohesive as before.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Seaweed Donuts
Corvino Supper Club & Tasting Room is a perfect place for date night. Even though it's dark and sexy there were families there with young children. There was a pianist free-styling which was nice. Our server was extremely attentive and kind but she wasn't well versed on the menu items or preparation. Sourdough bread was very good! The Piedmontese Ribeye was seasoned and cooked perfectly! One of the best steaks I've had in KC. Although, the house fries were uniquely amazing they came out after we were nearly done eating the steak...but totally worth the wait. The High Tide mocktail was unlike any other mocktail I've ever had. Wish I could have taken a pitcher of it home. Here's where things went down....the milk & cookies. I wish we wouldn't have even tried it. 1. We asked the server if it came with whipped cream & she said no just ice cream. However, when the dessert arrived & tasted it we knew immediately it had cream other than ice cream; it was noticeably two different textures 2. The cookies were hard and tasted stale. 3. The flavor of the ice cream was not good. Not worth the extra calories at all. Thankfully, they made it right by removing it from the bill. This would have been a "5-star" experience if the server was able to answer questions about the menu or even initiated willingness to find out correct information. We are excited to return to try other menu items.
I dined at Corvino on a recommendation to try the Seaweed Donuts with Trout Roe & Cream. It was unlike anything I've ever tasted, much like everything else I ordered at Corvino. The seaweed donut had an umami taste that combined so well with the creaminess of the cream with trout roe. Delicious. Another dish I recommend is the Rock Shrimp Toast. It's an English muffin topped with whipped chicken liver, mustard seed, dill, and pickled rock shrimp. It was decadent with so many flavors and textures from the crispiness of the English muffin to the meatiness of the shrimp and the smoothness of the chicken liver mousse. Again, very unique and unlike anything I've tried before. Besides the food, the ambiance is sleek and sophisticated. I enjoyed the music of Brant Jester on the piano. My servers at the bar, Alex and Richard, were so helpful in recommending dishes and drinks. If you want to impress someone Corvino is the place to go for dinner in Kansas City.
We were a table of 4. First time there. The piano player was very talented, adding to the ambience. Our server was pleasant but rather misleading. We asked several if the dishes served 4 and he said yes. They absolutely "do not". We each had 1 to 2 very small bites of each 6 dishes. Steak tartare was ok, we didn't care for the way it was served. 1 bite each. Sourdough bread, about 3 inch in diameter, 1 bite each, again, just ok. Seaweed donuts were kept in fryer too long and the trout roe was ok. 1 bite each. The rigatoni Bolognese was nice. We had 2 bites each. 28.00 way too much for this portion. Spinach Ricotta was also pleasantly delightful. Probably our favorite 1 bite. 36.00 way way overpriced for the portion. Chocolate Ganache was ok. Unfortunately this was where the service started to decline. Our after dinner drinks were finished before the dessert made it to us. Again, 1.5 bites each. Our server had very little knowledge of the wine list and seemed to only recommend the bottles 200 and above. We have all traveled the world, eating in some of the finest restaurants and do not mind paying for quality. I recommend that the dishes be represented as serving 2 people "at the most". You need to rethink your wine list to include a better price range. There are several quality wines available for under 50.00. We hesitated dining here after reading reviews and talking to friends and decided we will not return. There are several better restaurants in KC. This was not a "shout from the highest mountain" experience.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 2