Tre Angelina - White Plains (NY)

5 /5 Hal Ginny: This restaurant was introduced by my friend. We enjoyed a very good dinner together. The atmosphere here is more like the restaurant next door. I think it should be regular customers, giving people the feeling that it is a very comfortable place for relatives and friends. There are several dishes that should be authentic. Although I dont know much about this flavor, in general, I like this restaurant very much. Come and try it if you have a chance!

5 /5 sarah callahan: Dining here was such a memorable experience! The atmosphere had the perfect balance of cozy and lively, making it a great spot to enjoy authentic Italian food. Our server was beyond friendly, attentive, warm, and genuinely kind, which added so much to the overall vibe. The highlight, of course, was the pasta. Cooked to perfection and packed with rich, fresh flavors, it tasted truly homemade and authentic. Combined with the service and ambiance, this place hit all the right notes. Highly recommend if you’re craving real Italian comfort food with a welcoming touch.

1 /5 Joshua Stone: Went for comedy night! Food and service was horrible. Two people with no alcoholic drinks $150 plus tip. Food portions were delayed and small. The veal Marsala was thin like cold cuts. I’d go back for comedy. I would eat elsewhere and get desert and coffee. I won’t be making this mistake again!

1 /5 Joana s: We came to this restaurant for the comedy show, which was genuinely great. Unfortunately, the service we received didn’t come close to the quality of the performance. Our server was not attentive throughout the night, and things got worse when my last drink arrived with a bread tag in it. When I asked to speak with a manager, I was told by a line cook that no manager was on duty. However, when my partner — who is white — asked for a manager shortly after, someone did come out to speak with her. That difference in response was extremely concerning, and it felt impossible not to notice the racial dynamic at play. Regardless of the reason, the inconsistency in how we were treated made the situation feel unfair and uncomfortable. The comedy show was great, but the service and the way this issue was handled left a negative impression. I hope the restaurant addresses both the service quality and the disparities in how customers are treated

1 /5 J Philip Faranda: A group of friends went here tonight for a comedy night. Pretty standard set up, arrive at seven for cocktails and dinner is served at eight. The whole point of the $20 minimum is so that the performers can have an audience of happy, well fed, socially lubricated people. Instead, our table and most of the room was staring at the melted ice from the first drink that was never replaced and three out of the five comics absolutely bombed because they were in front of a room of stone cold sober, hangry people. The food was fine. 90 minutes late. But I didn’t go there for the food, I went there to see something other than hard-working comedians get screwed over by an inept venue.