Capriccio Customer Reviews
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Capriccio is a refined, old-world Italian restaurant tucked into downtown Providence, just a short stroll from major music venues like The Strand and the AMP. With its white-linen tablecloths, polished service, and romantic lighting, this long-standing favorite delivers a timeless dining experience in a cozy, upscale setting. Since 1977, Capriccio has been known for its fine European-inspired cuisine, especially its fresh pastas, veal, and seafood, complemented by an award-winning wine list.
Its central location makes Capriccio a natural choice for concert-goers looking to savor a delicious meal before the show. Despite its elegant atmosphere, the staff are known for their speedy and attentive service, ensuring you’re not rushed but still make it to your seat in time. The ambiance is quiet and intimate—ideal for relaxing before the high energy of a live performance. Bonus: the valet parking makes downtown dining stress-free, even on busy event nights.
Reviewers rave about the exceptional service, calling the staff “professional and personable,” and the food “consistently excellent.” Diners love the house-made pastas, especially the lobster ravioli and veal osso buco. The ambiance is often described as “charming” and “perfect for a special night out.” Many mention it’s a go-to spot before concerts thanks to the efficient pacing and central location.
Capriccio leans toward the higher end in price, so it might not fit every budget. Some guests mention that while the decor is elegant, it feels a bit old-fashioned. Also, it’s not the best pick if you’re in a rush without a reservation—this spot fills up fast on show nights.
For concert-goers looking to elevate their evening with fine Italian fare and polished service just steps from Providence’s music scene, Capriccio hits all the right notes.
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