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Cucina Urbana Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar — Restaurant in Cobourg

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Cucina Urbana Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar
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Nearby attractions
Cobourg Beach
138 Division St, Cobourg, ON K9A 3P3, Canada
Concert Hall at Victoria Hall
55 King St W, Cobourg, ON K9A 2M2, Canada
Art Gallery of Northumberland
Victoria Hall, West Wing, Third Floor, 55 King St W, Cobourg, ON K9A 2M2, Canada
Cobourg East Pierhead Lighthouse
Cobourg, ON K9A 3P3, Canada
Nearby restaurants
Craft Food House
201 Division St, Cobourg, ON K9A 3P6, Canada
The Buttermilk Cafe
44 King St W, Cobourg, ON K9A 2L9, Canada
LEGUAN
55 Queen St, Cobourg, ON K9A 3P3, Canada
Midi Bistro Restaurant
20 King St W, Cobourg, ON K9A 2L9, Canada
Corfu Mediterranean Grill
8 King St E, Cobourg, ON K9A 3P8, Canada
Prep Food Co
7 King St W, Cobourg, ON K9A 2L8, Canada
Jamaican Patty House
12 King St E, Cobourg, ON K9A 1K7, Canada
Golden Chopsticks
26 King St W, Cobourg, ON K9A 2L9, Canada
The EL
74 King St W, Cobourg, ON K9A 2M3, Canada
Fork and Fable Kitchen +Bar
31 King St E, Cobourg, ON K9A 1K6, Canada
Nearby hotels
The King George Inn
77 Albert St, Cobourg, ON K9A 2P9, Canada
The Lakehurst Estate
128 Durham St, Cobourg, ON K9A 3H4, Canada
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Cucina Urbana Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar

165 Division St #201, Cobourg, ON K9A 0B3
4.6(818)$$$$
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attractions: Cobourg Beach, Concert Hall at Victoria Hall, Art Gallery of Northumberland, Cobourg East Pierhead Lighthouse, restaurants: Craft Food House, The Buttermilk Cafe, LEGUAN, Midi Bistro Restaurant, Corfu Mediterranean Grill, Prep Food Co, Jamaican Patty House, Golden Chopsticks, The EL, Fork and Fable Kitchen +Bar
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(905) 377-9100
Website
cucinaurbana.ca

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Featured dishes

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LOBSTER DIP
creamy and delicious blend of lobster and assorted cheeses with warm flatbread (Gluten Free available)
SPAGHETTI SQUASH FRITTERS
(5PC.) V spaghetti squash and asiago cheese fritters on a spicy tomato sauce
BAKED BABY BRIE
V lightly breaded with house made apple & pear chutney and flatbread
MEATBALL SLIDERS
(3PC.) tender herb & garlic meatballs, pomodoro sauce & mozzarella on toasted slider buns
SHRIMP DIAVOLO
sautéed shrimp, spicy creamy garlic dill sauce toasted ciabatta (Gluten Free available)

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Nearby attractions of Cucina Urbana Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar

Cobourg Beach

Concert Hall at Victoria Hall

Art Gallery of Northumberland

Cobourg East Pierhead Lighthouse

Cobourg Beach

Cobourg Beach

4.6

(3K)

Open until 11:00 PM
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Concert Hall at Victoria Hall

Concert Hall at Victoria Hall

4.6

(82)

Open 24 hours
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Art Gallery of Northumberland

Art Gallery of Northumberland

4.7

(45)

Open 24 hours
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Cobourg East Pierhead Lighthouse

Cobourg East Pierhead Lighthouse

4.6

(43)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Life Drawing at the AGN
Life Drawing at the AGN
Thu, Dec 11 • 6:00 PM
55 King Street West, Cobourg, ON K9A 2M2
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Dickens Walk
Dickens Walk
Fri, Dec 12 • 4:00 PM
141 Orr Street, Cobourg, ON K9A 0J6
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Nearby restaurants of Cucina Urbana Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar

Craft Food House

The Buttermilk Cafe

LEGUAN

Midi Bistro Restaurant

Corfu Mediterranean Grill

Prep Food Co

Jamaican Patty House

Golden Chopsticks

The EL

Fork and Fable Kitchen +Bar

Craft Food House

Craft Food House

4.5

(210)

$$

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The Buttermilk Cafe

The Buttermilk Cafe

4.6

(814)

$

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LEGUAN

LEGUAN

4.9

(299)

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Midi Bistro Restaurant

Midi Bistro Restaurant

4.4

(342)

$$

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MichelleMichelle
My recent experience at Cucina was disappointing, especially considering that we are regular customers who visit every weekend throughout the summer when our son plays lacrosse in Cobourg. We’ve never been treated so poorly before, and this incident highlighted a significant lapse in customer service and management. Upon arrival, we found both the patio and interior to be visibly empty. We simply wanted to enjoy a quick Caesar salad but were directed to the bar instead of being offered a table. Despite explaining to the manager that we would be gone before any reservations arrived, he argued with us and refused to accommodate our request. A good manager would understand the importance of flexibility and customer satisfaction. Leaving room for walk-ins is crucial for attracting and retaining customers, especially those who might make spontaneous decisions to dine out. As regular patrons, we were surprised by the lack of consideration given to our situation, especially since the restaurant was clearly not at full capacity. By leaving space for walk-ins, a restaurant can maximize occupancy, enhance customer loyalty, and build a positive reputation for being accommodating. In this case, the manager’s inability to make a simple exception for loyal customers left us feeling unwelcome and undervalued. The restaurant boasts a beautiful setting with a spacious patio and comfortable indoor seating, the bartender was very pleasant and efficient, but the lack of attention to customer service by the male manager/host greatly detracts from the experience. An experienced manager should understand the value of accommodating walk-ins, especially for loyal customers, to enhance the restaurant’s reputation and customer satisfaction. I suggest the owners consider retraining the older man seating patrons on etiquette, hiring someone with more experience or leave the task to the capable female hostess, who consistently goes out of her way to accommodate patrons. I hope the owners take this feedback seriously and make improvements to their management approach. As regulars, we hope this feedback is taken to heart, and that future visits reflect the welcoming and flexible atmosphere we’ve come to expect.
Karen alves gasparKaren alves gaspar
The restaurant is in a great location, close to all the city's tourist attractions: the beach, marina, garden, pool, playground, and city hall. The restaurant's building is beautiful, and it has a spacious patio, which serves a good number of customers. The restaurant's interior is beautiful. Right at the entrance, there's a small area with a bench for waiting, and after the entrance, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the tables, bar, and wine display. The central tables also have acrylic screens to protect and separate customers, which I find very interesting because they can accommodate more than one group in the center, but without them being in complete contact. The service is generally very welcoming, but due to the busy weekends, especially during the height of summer, some unexpected issues will occur, such as: long waits for dishes, child seats that never arrive, dirty tablecloths, and constant checking to see if tables are ready to be filled to accommodate more customers. A tip: make a reservation, even if you think the restaurant might be empty. The food is wonderful, and the dishes are generally well-presented, especially the mussels. For guests with disabilities, the restaurant has a ramp at the main entrance, and the door remains open (no need to move doors). There are accessible restrooms with grab bars and wide doors to accommodate wheelchair users and people with walkers. However, the restroom doors do not have automatic systems or safety alerts in case of a fall. Unfortunately, there are no Braille menus. For families with babies and younger children, there are changing tables, child seats, and high chairs. Parking spaces are in the parking lots and are constantly in use, so it may take a while to find a spot. The menu prices are generally good. It's worth exploring and tasting the dishes.
Jan Fong-LeeJan Fong-Lee
We brought our Italian friends visiting from Montreal to visit the Cobourg area for a change from the hustle and bustle of the city Toronto. Noticing they had Peroni on tap on a hot day drew us in to this lakeside restaurant. We were all pleasantly surprised to find a truly authentic Italian restaurant in this town. The moment we arrived we were warmly greeted by Theresa the owner, who was also our server. The decor and atmosphere was conducive an Italian seaside experience. From the daily special Caesar salad to our spaghetti and meatball dessert, each bite was a treat to our tastebuds. Our guests and I thoroughly enjoyed the grilled calamari and spicy sausage app that melted in your mouth as well as the perfectly prepared eggplant Parmesan and veal sandwiches with the side of polenta fries. The margherita was of a nice thin crust with a delicious burrata cheese. Their spaghetti dessert and gelato was a perfect ending with our espresso and amaro. Even the details to the decor in the washroom and lovely scented soap left us making plans for our return. We truly appreciated the wonderful service by all and delicious food. Highly recommend this place if you’re passing through town or just wanting to have a great Italian meal in a beautiful atmosphere.
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My recent experience at Cucina was disappointing, especially considering that we are regular customers who visit every weekend throughout the summer when our son plays lacrosse in Cobourg. We’ve never been treated so poorly before, and this incident highlighted a significant lapse in customer service and management. Upon arrival, we found both the patio and interior to be visibly empty. We simply wanted to enjoy a quick Caesar salad but were directed to the bar instead of being offered a table. Despite explaining to the manager that we would be gone before any reservations arrived, he argued with us and refused to accommodate our request. A good manager would understand the importance of flexibility and customer satisfaction. Leaving room for walk-ins is crucial for attracting and retaining customers, especially those who might make spontaneous decisions to dine out. As regular patrons, we were surprised by the lack of consideration given to our situation, especially since the restaurant was clearly not at full capacity. By leaving space for walk-ins, a restaurant can maximize occupancy, enhance customer loyalty, and build a positive reputation for being accommodating. In this case, the manager’s inability to make a simple exception for loyal customers left us feeling unwelcome and undervalued. The restaurant boasts a beautiful setting with a spacious patio and comfortable indoor seating, the bartender was very pleasant and efficient, but the lack of attention to customer service by the male manager/host greatly detracts from the experience. An experienced manager should understand the value of accommodating walk-ins, especially for loyal customers, to enhance the restaurant’s reputation and customer satisfaction. I suggest the owners consider retraining the older man seating patrons on etiquette, hiring someone with more experience or leave the task to the capable female hostess, who consistently goes out of her way to accommodate patrons. I hope the owners take this feedback seriously and make improvements to their management approach. As regulars, we hope this feedback is taken to heart, and that future visits reflect the welcoming and flexible atmosphere we’ve come to expect.
Michelle

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The restaurant is in a great location, close to all the city's tourist attractions: the beach, marina, garden, pool, playground, and city hall. The restaurant's building is beautiful, and it has a spacious patio, which serves a good number of customers. The restaurant's interior is beautiful. Right at the entrance, there's a small area with a bench for waiting, and after the entrance, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the tables, bar, and wine display. The central tables also have acrylic screens to protect and separate customers, which I find very interesting because they can accommodate more than one group in the center, but without them being in complete contact. The service is generally very welcoming, but due to the busy weekends, especially during the height of summer, some unexpected issues will occur, such as: long waits for dishes, child seats that never arrive, dirty tablecloths, and constant checking to see if tables are ready to be filled to accommodate more customers. A tip: make a reservation, even if you think the restaurant might be empty. The food is wonderful, and the dishes are generally well-presented, especially the mussels. For guests with disabilities, the restaurant has a ramp at the main entrance, and the door remains open (no need to move doors). There are accessible restrooms with grab bars and wide doors to accommodate wheelchair users and people with walkers. However, the restroom doors do not have automatic systems or safety alerts in case of a fall. Unfortunately, there are no Braille menus. For families with babies and younger children, there are changing tables, child seats, and high chairs. Parking spaces are in the parking lots and are constantly in use, so it may take a while to find a spot. The menu prices are generally good. It's worth exploring and tasting the dishes.
Karen alves gaspar

Karen alves gaspar

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We brought our Italian friends visiting from Montreal to visit the Cobourg area for a change from the hustle and bustle of the city Toronto. Noticing they had Peroni on tap on a hot day drew us in to this lakeside restaurant. We were all pleasantly surprised to find a truly authentic Italian restaurant in this town. The moment we arrived we were warmly greeted by Theresa the owner, who was also our server. The decor and atmosphere was conducive an Italian seaside experience. From the daily special Caesar salad to our spaghetti and meatball dessert, each bite was a treat to our tastebuds. Our guests and I thoroughly enjoyed the grilled calamari and spicy sausage app that melted in your mouth as well as the perfectly prepared eggplant Parmesan and veal sandwiches with the side of polenta fries. The margherita was of a nice thin crust with a delicious burrata cheese. Their spaghetti dessert and gelato was a perfect ending with our espresso and amaro. Even the details to the decor in the washroom and lovely scented soap left us making plans for our return. We truly appreciated the wonderful service by all and delicious food. Highly recommend this place if you’re passing through town or just wanting to have a great Italian meal in a beautiful atmosphere.
Jan Fong-Lee

Jan Fong-Lee

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Reviews of Cucina Urbana Italian Kitchen & Wine Bar

4.6
(818)
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1.0
1y

My recent experience at Cucina was disappointing, especially considering that we are regular customers who visit every weekend throughout the summer when our son plays lacrosse in Cobourg. We’ve never been treated so poorly before, and this incident highlighted a significant lapse in customer service and management.

Upon arrival, we found both the patio and interior to be visibly empty. We simply wanted to enjoy a quick Caesar salad but were directed to the bar instead of being offered a table. Despite explaining to the manager that we would be gone before any reservations arrived, he argued with us and refused to accommodate our request.

A good manager would understand the importance of flexibility and customer satisfaction. Leaving room for walk-ins is crucial for attracting and retaining customers, especially those who might make spontaneous decisions to dine out. As regular patrons, we were surprised by the lack of consideration given to our situation, especially since the restaurant was clearly not at full capacity.

By leaving space for walk-ins, a restaurant can maximize occupancy, enhance customer loyalty, and build a positive reputation for being accommodating. In this case, the manager’s inability to make a simple exception for loyal customers left us feeling unwelcome and undervalued.

The restaurant boasts a beautiful setting with a spacious patio and comfortable indoor seating, the bartender was very pleasant and efficient, but the lack of attention to customer service by the male manager/host greatly detracts from the experience. An experienced manager should understand the value of accommodating walk-ins, especially for loyal customers, to enhance the restaurant’s reputation and customer satisfaction.

I suggest the owners consider retraining the older man seating patrons on etiquette, hiring someone with more experience or leave the task to the capable female hostess, who consistently goes out of her way to accommodate patrons. I hope the owners take this feedback seriously and make improvements to their management approach.

As regulars, we hope this feedback is taken to heart, and that future visits reflect the welcoming and flexible atmosphere we’ve...

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3.0
1y

I have a lot of mixed feelings about this restaurant. I really only go now to grab a drink on the patio in the summer time. The reason being is that if you don’t go here regularly then the owner doesn’t treat you well.

I will book a reservation (like for my birthday) and ask for a window seat and they say they will do their best to accommodate but make no promises. Red flag. When I arrive, the window seats are available but they will not give it to me and when I asked why, they said you need to book a reservation. When I said I did with that specific request they say, “sorry I can’t accommodate your request this evening.” THEN….a couple will walk in and they escort them to the window seat. The reason being is their regulars. Treating me like crap with a reservation makes me NOT want to be a regular here. Just saying.

The food is good, not amazing, not horrible, and the atmosphere is way too crowded and noisy.

Like I said, I only go here for drinks in the summer so I can have a view of the harbour and they always try to up sell me. I’ve even seen the owner pull the waitress aside and tell them to ask me if I want an appetizer. The answer for the third time is no.

I will always recommend Gusto’s in Port Hope at The Waddel hotel over this place. Food is beyond delicious for the same price and the service is terrific even if you are not a regular. They don’t discriminate.

Per your answer regarding the window seats. I’ve lived in this town my whole life and I’ve never been giving a window seat. Yes I understand that most likely everyone will want one given it’s the only restaurant with a view of the harbour. That being said, every time I go in and window seats are available you specifically tell me no Teresa. There’s not even a sign on those seats that say reserved, you always say no to me. Then u give them to a couple that walks in after me. Do you mind explaining to me that behaviour? Because I’ve reserved weeks ahead or a few days ahead with that request and you still say no. No other restaurant does...

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1.0
20w

Overrated and Underwhelming

My friend and I chose this restaurant based on strong reviews here for both service and food. Unfortunately, it didn’t live up to the hype.

We arrived on a quiet Sunday around 3pm and weren’t greeted at the door. A server eventually noticed us but offered no greeting and no smile, just pointed us to a table inside. It was a very hot day with no A/C, so we asked to sit on the patio. He led us to a table in full sun and told us it was the only one available. Later on we noticed another side of the restaurant with several empty shaded patio tables that were never offered to us. Apart from delivering the food, no one came to check in, refill water, or ask how our meal was. At the end the server dropped the payment terminal on our table and walked away.

The food was equally disappointing. We ordered the grilled calamari. It arrived in a skillet, but the dish wasn’t hot. It was very oily and salty, and the texture was soft and slippery, with none of the light chew or bounce one would expect from well-prepared calamari. It tasted more like rice noodles than seafood. Whether it was overcooked, boiled, or simply not grilled at all was unclear. We both love calamari and have had it at countless restaurants around the world. This one felt off.

We also ordered the special, lobster ravioli. It was served in a heavy cream sauce, which was slightly too salty for my taste but otherwise acceptable. The filling, however, was shredded to the point where it was hard to tell whether it was a lower-quality variant lobster, or something else entirely.

We didn’t bother to complain as the atmosphere didn’t make us feel like concerns would be welcomed, and frankly, we were just ready to leave.

We typically tip generously, but this time we left a small tip out of habit. In hindsight, we shouldn’t have tipped at all. We felt completely unwelcome and overlooked throughout the experience....

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