Corleone Italian - Salt Lake City

We walked in hungry and we rolled out like stuffed cannolis--full and happy. : I would absolutely come back. The gnocchi, tiramisu and cannolis were all fantastic.

Was excited to try this place! My partner ordered the gnocchi with the four cheese sauce and it was SO GOOD!! These were the best Gnocchi I had ever had. So soft, fluffy and potatoes! They really need to advertise their Gnocchi more. I had the lasagna, and it wasn't great. The sauce had a green olive taste to it that I wasn't a fan of.Also, we didn't know add-ons were included so make sure to ask about that. (We only noticed after on the website menu) These dishes come with a roll. It was ok, a bit crumbly.Vegetarian options: Gnocchi with tomato sauce

This truly a 1/5 review. I ordered the gnocchi with bolognese. The bolognese had no depth, it tasted like pureed canned tomatoes with ground beef. The pasta was topped with Kraft style powdered parmesan cheese. This cost $16! My fiancé ordered the chicken parmesan with penne pasta and bolognese for $22. (Insanely over priced) He described the chicken as a dish out of an elementary school cafeteria. It was dry, bland, and lacked any season. Oddly too, his food came on two separate plates. This place is more like a cafeteria trying to cut costs at every corner than real restaurant. We ordered bruschetta, which was just 4 under toasted slices of baguette with tomatoes and balsamic glaze. Also underwhelming and over-priced.The service was fine, high school kids run the show and they were nice enough. The cost was absurdly high for what you get, especially considering it's cafeteria style with no server. Overall, I wouldn't go back even if the food was half the price. Go to a real restaurant where you can find a variety of choices, good quality food and service for the price of this meal. To be honest, we disliked this restaurant so much I made a Yelp account to review it. Don't go here.

Gross. Food was expensive for how cheap old it tasted. The Gnocchi tasted like bread dough that wasn’t fully cooked….I’m not sure if it’s just the day, or something went wrong, but I definitely wasn’t able to eat more than 3 bites of it. Had higher expectations for the Italian food here.

I really like the aesthetic of the place with the breaks and the kind of rustic vibes.The ravioli I ordered with a mix of tomato and four cheese sauce had good flavor and was enjoyable to eat. I liked it! The roll served with it was mediocre and seemed like it was likely a basic frozen roll. Kind of dry but fine.The portion size was decent but not what I would expect for a $16 price. I would have paid $10 for the food I got but $16 is too much.The whole place was a bit off for me because they advertise as fast food but they 're priced more like a sit down restaurant with bigger portion sizes. The food wasn 't even that fast either so it was just not really lining up with expectations or what was being marketed.On the other hand, my boyfriend LOVED his meatball sandwich and it was $9 which was honestly the perfect price for what he got. Might come back for some of the less expensive options but idk.Vegetarian options: They have a cheese ravioli and meatless sauces.