
Basement dining spot with an austere brick-&-wood interior serving inventive rustic Italian cuisine.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–11 PM |
| Saturday | 4–11 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 PM, 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 118 E 6th St, Cincinnati, OH 45202
Phone: (513) 822-5154
Website: http://sottocincinnati.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: sottocincinnati.comtripleseat.com
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Reviews
Tartare tasted great, the cappellacci was light and delicious, the branzino was wonderful with crispy skin and great flavor (little on the salty side)
The service was very very good, they switched the forks & knives after every dishes
The noise level was pretty bad the Friday night we dinned in and I was having hard time listening what the server said. Knowing how hard to book a reservation here, I would imagine this noise issue is pretty common .
Definitely will be back again!
For the entrees, the wood fired branzino was fantastic, make sure to leave the skin on, it really adds a lot of spice/flavor. The short rib pasta was pretty good as well, although a little too rich with the sauce. Wild boar pasta was good too, but nothing standout.
Interesting atmosphere that overall adds to the experience, with dim lighting, lots of candles, and exposed stone walls. It was pretty loud, which was the only thing detracting from the experience.
Happy dining!
Heather took the time to thoroughly explain all of the food options, answered every question with patience and expertise, and went above and beyond to make sure I felt completely comfortable being pregnant. Her care and attention were so genuine and thoughtful.
As if the incredible service and food weren’t enough, she surprised us by gifting us the sweetest baby onesie (pictured) when she brought out our boxed leftovers. It was such a touching and unexpected gesture that meant so much to us.
Sotto delivers not only outstanding food, but an experience that feels truly special. We will never forget this night, and we can’t wait to come back. Thank you, Heather, for making it so memorable!
We started with two lovely glasses of wine: a Chianti and a Falanghina. For Antipasti we chose the prosciutto and arugula salad and the tartare di fassone. The salad was perfectly dressed and Italian in all ways. The tartare was fantastic!!! The breadcrumbs add crunch and the flavors were so balanced. I only wish it was served with toast points or bread. For Primi we chose the tagliatelle con porcini and the short rib cappellacci. Both dishes were DIVINE! For Secondi, we chose the branzino this time. The pork loin is fantastic, but we wanted to try the fish. It was cooked with crispy skin, a kiss of smoke from the grill, and on a bed of chippy-chopped broccolini that was a nice compliment to the fish. We took the chocolate budino home for dessert and it was good, but not a must-order.
This place deserves every bit of hype it gets on all the social platforms. I highly recommend taking any out-of-town family or friends here to give them a taste of the Cincinnati restaurant scene, and what Chef David Falk is known for (Boca and Nada too).
I had the Chocolate Budino and my wife had the Ricotta Donuts.
We both had the Amalfi for drinks.
Both of which were absolutely amazing.
My wife normally doesn’t like Vodka but she’s a fan now.
Bartender and staff were extremely friendly.
Very cozy setting and atmosphere.
We can’t wait to come back for a full meal next time.
I wasn’t a huge fan of the goat cheese bread dish; it was pretty small and underwhelming in flavor compared to the rest of the dishes.
I most highly recommend the short rib pasta, kale salad, and pistachio gelato. All of this was some of the best food my boyfriend and I had ever had.
We got 2 pastas, one meat dish, 2 sides, 2 desserts, and 1 drink for 153. It ended up being 200ish with tip and valet. I think the experiences is definitely worth the money.
The sage butternut pasta was good, but feels more like a dessert than a dinner to me. I also liked the chicken, but enjoyed the flavor profile of the short rib pasta I had more.
The service was excellent. They come to check on you often, pour you more water, and they in depth explain the menu.
We were celebrating my early birthday and my boyfriend’s late birthday, so they brought out candles with dessert which was a fun surprise.
We were sitting in a corner, but it still was a little bit hard to hear each other. The place was pretty packed.
The chocolate mouse was good, however I didn’t love the bottom chocolate layer or the hazelnuts on top. Our server gave us Caramel sauce for the dish which was excellent. The actual mousse and caramel were very good, I just didn’t love the chocolate bottom layer and hazelnuts like mentioned.