Capo's was an interesting experience. It was difficult to find the door to enter, and when you do your greeted with who's there in pure wiseguy fashion. A secret door is opened. The place is dark, you get mini flashlights to look at the menu. The menu online was not the same as what we were given.
Service was so slow, maybe the service staff congregating. Thanks to the busser/ service assistant for at least refilling our drinks and replenishing our bread. The kitchen that is in sight of the tables lack a sense of urgency needed to provide a speed of service to turn the tables, maybe that explains the manager/host seemingly stressed out whisking in the dining room and out again with no purpose but to see we were all hungry staring about and doing little about correcting it.
Food was enjoyable portion size smaller than that of most Italian restaurants I have visited. It stopped me from over eating and feeling stuffed, so I was okay with it. Service was slow to pay, watching your server having drama with staff, the bartender going off about something, I now understand why it is kept so dark.
I would go again, but not for a dressed up celebration dinner. Maybe take out because service was so slow.