Cornuto

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  Madeline Dines Edited 10 months ago

  4.0

  If you're looking for an Italian pizzeria, you've found it! I came here with a few friends and had some wine and pizza! There was a bit of a wait but we just went and got a drink next door! Cornuto is a very cute, cozy place, and I would …

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  Rudy Gutierrez 7 months ago

  4.0

  Great service and friendly staff. Ordered 3 pizzas and they were great all hand tossed and cooked perfectly. The Lolita drink was very good. Glad we stopped!!!

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  Krishna Dadhich 11 months ago

  5.0

  I have not been to Italy yet, but it feels like I'll get similar pizza there as well. The pizzas are amazing, with perfect crust, moisture, toppings, and flavor. We tried the margarita, verde, and fungi pizza, and all of them were simply amazing. We also tried the majority of the drinks, and honestly, none of them were disappointing. The servers are friendly and helpful.

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  Connie C a year ago

  4.0

  We throughly enjoyed the tuna salad - complex ingredients that went really well with the dressing. The fresh burrata is a highlight. The pizza was good - just thought it’s a bit overpriced for the simple pizza.

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  Seth Donohue a year ago

  5.0

  If you haven't tried Cornuto then you haven't tried one of the best, if not the best, neapolitan pizzerias in Seattle! Everything is spot on and mouthwateringly epic. Our cocktails were scrumptious, the Castelvetrano olives were hot and seasoned perfectly, the Pesto and Goat cheese Ricotta Gnocchi was dangerously tasty and very unique, our Fratelli Di Bufala pizza was epic, and our Mezza Luna Nutella dessert calzone was the perfect finish. And it was only $85 before tip. What the actual heck y'all! We'll be back, often, and I'm yelling at my friends and family to go! Ignore the 1 star reviews, those people don't understand when restaurants close (show up at 9:35pm expecting the kitchen to be open when they close at 10? 😆) or how to give people a freaking break (a slow wait at the front is common for popular places, but maybe they were short staffed that day? Have some grace) This place has never disappointed me or anyone I've recommended it to and it won't disappoint you either. If you can't be patient for good food, then go to Dominos.

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  Alexander Hume 10 months ago

  4.0

  nice place! Outdoor seating is fun and the inside is cozy and cute. Solid pizza and Caesar salad is marvelous. House chili oil welcomed. Very good affogato, tiramisu was tasty but was more like a cake imo.

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  625anng 4 years ago

  5.0

  Five of us descended on Cornuto’s and chose to share a Caprese and a pepperoni pizza. We were quickly greeted, and though we had to wait a couple minutes for them to get a table ready, it was not long. They were very busy. Always a good sign. I confess I put our order in the hands of the person who had eaten there before, so I have no clue what other options there were. Great flavor, just enough crust and generous toppings. The two pizzas magically disappeared. Our waiter guided the wine choices for those unfamiliar with their offerings, and he was spot on. It was a bit dimly lit, but we had no trouble finding our mouths. Prices seem in line with Seattle’s prices.

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  SoCal_Refugee 5 years ago

  5.0

  Menu offered a variety of interesting pizza choices. Friendly attentive service. Pizzas were some of the best we've ever had, generous with toppings. Perfect crust, not too thin or too doughy.

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  Paahan 7 years ago

  4.0

  We had pizza carbonara, which was excellent, along with some very fresh buffalo mozzarella, and tiramisu. The tiramisu is imported from Italy, so my expectations for a frozen dessert were low, but it was actually very good. I lived in Italy for a year, and I really enjoyed the food at Cornuto's.

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  BTReiser 8 years ago

  5.0

  I have been here several times, both solo and in groups. Every single visit has been excellent. I typically go during happy hour, during which smaller personal pizzas are $6 off the full-size equivalents (happy hour price range: $7-12). I have never been disappointed, and often in the middle of eating a pizza a bit will contain a surprising burst of new flavor. Cornuto's chili oil is also very good when drizzled over the pizza. Happy hour drinks are good but a little inconsistent in price: draft beer pints are $5 (good), while house wines come only in carafe sizes ($12). The aperol spritz and negroni are a little pricy even during happy hour at $7. Service is fast, friendly, and accommodating. The space is rather cramped and small, not to mention dark, but there is a back patio that provides fresh air and sunshine.

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  pamelaao2018 9 years ago

  4.0

  Pizzas here are about 12" unless you come for happy hour, when they're 9". We got a 12" one--the fratelli de bufala--with pancetta, burrata, grape tomatoes, scallions, basil, and shaved grana padano. Very tasty although the crust--while good--still isn't as good as it is at Serious Pie. My partner said his Caesar salad was one of the better ones he'd had recently; the roasted beets I had were also delicious. Service can be a bit slow. It's also VERY dark in the main area. If you're over 50, bring extra light so you can read the menu. Next door, there is another room that's a big lighter. The music in that room is a tad softer as well.

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