Tre Scalini Restaurant

I have been coming to Tre Scalini for many years.
It is one of my favorites Italian restaurants in New Haven.
The food and service are consistently excellent.
Nonetheless, I feel compelled to bring one issue to the attention of management that, if not corrected, will force me to dine elsewhere moving forward: the chairs are so uncomfortable that they adversely impact the entire dining experience.
At a high end establishment where patrons pay a significant amount to for a quality experience, customers should be comfortable, not be supported by a thin layer of wicker and hard wood that digs into people's backs.
As much as I have always loved Tre Scalini, there are many great Italian restaurants in New Haven with comfortable seats.
This is easily correctable; it is time to change these abominable chairs.
When adequate seating replaces the medieval torture devices that have been there for years, I will happily return to Tre Scalini.
Thank you for your consideration.

I haven't been at Tre Scalini for a while, and I used to like it, and that's why I choose to bring my family for a special day out.
I wish to have a great Italian meal, but unfortunately, it was far from that.
First, the escarole and beans soup were thick and red with tomatoes with absolutely no flavor.
The gnocchi were in an odd shape and super gummy, sausage flavor also questionable.
At the end of the day, drinks and desserts were so much better than our dinner.

It was OK, but I’ve had better.
There were some basic errors that will have a few Nona’s not happy.
I had the veal Guisseppe (My grandfathers name) and my wife had the chicken Scarp.
Please note she was not in a sharing mood so I can only comment on my dish.
So…here we go.
The dish was not presented in a very appetizing way, see the picture.
They used jarred peppers, really what’s wrong with fresh ones? Also, the alcohol from the wine wasn’t cooked off properly.
My wife said her dish was lovely.
Anyway, probably won’t be back anytime soon.