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A former casual Italian eatery in Manhattan's Meatpacking District/West Village, known for its small plates. It was part of restaurateur Jason Denton's restaurant group and closed in November 2014.
Jason Denton is a prominent New York City restaurateur known for his long association with Mario Batali and for developing successful Italian small-plate and wine bar concepts. He has played a significant role in the...
Last updated: 7/4/2026, 3:17:01 AM
Corsino Cantina was a casual Italian eatery specializing in small plates, located in Manhattan's Meatpacking District/West Village. It was part of restaurateur Jason Denton's group, which also included popular spots like 'ino and inoteca. The restaurant quietly closed its doors in November 2014.
The provided Google reviews appear to be for a different, currently operational restaurant named 'Cantina' located in Harlem, serving Mexican/Latin American cuisine. Therefore, customer perception for the original Corsino Cantina (the closed Italian restaurant) cannot be accurately summarized from these reviews.
Corsino Cantina was one of several establishments by acclaimed restaurateur Jason Denton. Despite a menu revamp, the restaurant ultimately shuttered in late 2014.
Not applicable as the restaurant is permanently closed. When operational, it was open on weekdays from noon until 2:00 AM and served brunch on weekends.
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