Abruzzo's

I had been craving Italian food, and my cousin happened to choose this spot for his birthday lunch. Omfg. Everything we ordered was so FN good! With the exception of the lobster ravioli. Lol. The sampler appetizer came with shrimp, calamari, and fries. Anyway, I loved my Bolognese lasagna. The Basil dressing for my salad was lovely. We also had the spinach artichoke dip. Bread baskets were crispy and warm. I'm was very impressed with service and plating. Small tip: sit in front room. Th backroom is warm. Our server tried to accommodate for the warm temp.

Went here with some friends for dinner. Ordered the bolognese spaghetti. They had the alfredo ravioli and the seafood lasagna. Everything was great. In my opinion, the spaghetti had too much sauce compared to pasta but that's just my personal opinion. I know a lot of people like a lot of sauce but that's only thing keeping it from 5 stars for me. Service was was good, not great. I do want to try some other items. I do recommend.

Love this spot! It's very intimate, quaint, and romantic in a low key way. Love the back room. It's a little hard to take a crowd to without being obnoxious to other customers because of the acoustics and size. The lasagna is phenomenal, and I'd say the veggie lasagna is the best. The chicken parm sandwich is also a good deal for a lot of food. The coffee is good, but the alcohol I've gotten there hasn't been amazing. The frozen sangria is okay, but the wine we've gotten there has been pretty cheap Kirkland. All the meals I've had here have been great, and the same waitress is always there and she's great. When it's busy the service is a bit lacking but it's usually only her and she's serving the whole restaurant. Parking lot is shared by other establishments and is small and awkward but you can park on Davis or Polk and be pretty close. I would love to see this place be busier in general tho, it's such a gem in Oak Cliff!

The restaurant was amazing. My son and I stumbled into this quaint mom and pop-ish restaurant and the vibe was amazing. It reminded me of some small town restaurants in New York. Great service and the food was delicious! Definitely coming back to eat here again when we are in the area. Highly recommend. We had the Garlic Parmesan Fries as an appetizer and The chicken Alfredo. Yum!

Unpretentious little Italian eatery in Bishop Arts. Prices are great, but the food is AMAZING! The owners also have Bishop Arts Winery so they serve their house wine. The Cabernet was rich, full bodied and extremely flavorful. My wife had the Prosecco which was equally as good. The entree came with a salad. The house made Basil Gorgonzola was one of the best dressings I’ve had. We ordered the seafood lasagna and the lobster ravioli. Neither dishes disappointed, but the lasagna was the favorite. Karina, the restaurant manager was very attentive and eager to make sure we had a great time. One of my new favorites in Bishop. None of the nonsense menus that no one understands like some of the other establishments down here, just delicious Italian favorites done right. Will definitely be back!

My partner and I had hoped this tiny place would be a hidden gem, but we're honestly disappointed with our experience. Regardless, the food was good, especially for the price. Both pastas we tried were nice, and the spinach artichoke dip had really great flavor. Try the basil gorgonzola dressing, our server described it perfectly when she said it was like a pesto sauce. I was hesitant because I'm picky about blue cheeses, but it was a very subtle and unobjectionable flavor note, even for me. The house red we selected was Costco storebrand, which while it's not bad, is not what one expects at a place named after a region of Italy. The wine was served at much higher than recommended temperature, feeling warm on the lips with a boozy bite. While I'm generally against adding ice to wine, watered down was an improvement to how we received it. It's understandable with this crazy hot summer that the restaurant is warm, but it would be nice to see the wines stored in a chiller so they were closer to standard cellar temps rather than near 80°F. Other than that, the temperature of the restaurant was managed well: while the speed of ice melting suggested it was quite warm, the swamp coolers made it feel quite comfortable even in long sleeves.

I love this place and visit it often. But it's time to get A/C in the backroom. My graduation dinner last night was too warm. Please invest in A/C. The food is excellent, the service is neighborly, and the place is cute. It just needs A/C in Texas temps. I recommend the lasagna trio with a house salad. The meals come with bread and it's yum

My partner and I dined here for a Friday night date night. To say we were disappointed was an understatement. I’ll start out with the good-the place is adorable and the staff was very kind. Now for the food. We started with some garlic bread. It was dry and tasteless so we requested some marinara on the side. I also did this so I could taste the red sauce that would be on the pasta. This was by far the worst marinara sauce I’ve ever had. It lacked freshness, flavor, and tasted like old watery tomatoes. Next we decided to give the spinach artichoke dip a try because google said it was good. It was at best a 2/5. It was watery and also lacked flavor, and came with more bad garlic bread. At this point we asked for the check and went elsewhere for dinner. What we’d hoped was a cute date night at the corner Italian place , turned out to be a lasting bad taste in our mouth. This restaurant has so much potential, but needs some kitchen help.

Service, atmosphere and food was fantastic love the sampler trio. Meatball sandwich was gornormous and fresh bread was toasted perfectly. The house I assume Lasagna with the bolinese sauce was very good everything else was delicious I suggest this one a perfect find in Lil Ole Oak Cliff.

Have Came here a few times and it never disappoints. It's a small spot with big restaurant energy. They have a lot of wines to try and their house Pinot is delicious. The food is amazing. I've tried. A few things and have enjoyed them all. They're very quick and efficient as well. I placed an order to go and it was out before i could finish my glass of wine.

Small intimate space. I realized I was early on a Friday in Dallas (18:30), but after a day of driving, I was craving some Italian. Abruzzo's did not disappoint. The service was kind and friendly and did an excellent job answering questions, and keeping my plates removed. And, human, I did eat. Started with the Frito Miso appetizer, from that to the Angel Hair Pasta with an addition of grilled shrimp. A couple of glasses of the house Cabernet Sauvignon complimented the meal. Was I done? Oh, no. Italian Wedding Cake and a glass of Prosecco and I was in heaven. And a special shout out to John, the Door Dash Delivery fella who was waiting for his order. Just moved to the area. Our conversation made my day. I hope you do well here. Come back and enjoy a meal with your date. I promise a better ending than the B&B incidents.

The service staff was incredibly friendly and attentive . The food arrived quickly and with good flavor. Reasonably priced.

Grilled angel hair pasta was a lot noodles SOAKED in olive oil and 4 small overcooked shrimp with zero flavor. Over priced and inattentive wait staff. Uncomfortably small area.

The food and service is amazing. Such a welcoming homey atmosphere too. Highly recommend!

Phenomenal service. Excellent food and wine. I felt like the waitress was very attentive. I had the seafood lasagna and it was incredible. I will definitely be back. The restaurant was small, quaint and intimate with a great playlist of alternative music! Superb!

It's small. The main dining room only has four tables; rest are in the back. The kitchen is the size of some restaurant's closets. It's only got one parking space, besides the mandatory handicapped and a space for pickups. Does it matter? Not really. You can find street parking nearby. You find the size of the place intimate. And a small kitchen means a small, excellent menu over a large, hit or miss one. The place started as a wine bar, and their wine selection is still terrific. The lobster cheese ravioli is my go to. Their fettuccine Alfredo is one of the best in the city, with a cream sauce that's perfect. The service is good, and you get just the right amount of attention. Abruzzo's is a small, neighborhood Italian restaurant. It's not where you go for fine dining; it's where you go with friends and family for a good meal and to feel at home. And nowdays, that's kind of important

The most wonderful establishment. Food is sooooo good! We enjoyed the chicken Parmesan pasta and the chicken Parmesan sandwich!!!

My husband and I have seen this place for years, saying we wanted to try it. We finally did and we will definitely come back. The restaurant is inviting, the staff is nice and the food is delicious! My husband got the spaghetti and meat ball and I got the seafood lasagna. We loved our food and the price was reasonable.

Absolutely amazing. This is a neighborhood staple that is full of flavor. HIGHLY recommend!!! We got our food for take out tonight and it was just as high quality as dining in.

I've been living in the area for a year but never noticed this place until this week. I usually have Mexican on a Friday night but decided to check Abruzzos out. The parking lot is a little pokey but there is also street parking. We got their early on Friday so there was no issue in getting a table. After we sat down, the owner came to greet us and gave us a little back story on the place. The food is plentiful and tasty so I would recommend going there on an empty stomach. I really enjoyed it and look forward to going back again.

Food was absolutely amazing! Highly recommend for a date night. One of my favorite Italian restaurants in Dallas.

I can not tell you how quaint and special this place is. The staff is so kind and friendly. The food is OUT of this WORLD It is a small building but when you walk in the warmth opens it up. I highly recommend it to anyone.. I didn't have any wine but my friend did and really enjoyed it also. I apologize for not taking photos.. normally I do. You won't be disappointed.. if your looking for a family meal or a romantic meal either way it's perfect

First time here. Parking is very difficult but off street parking is not to hard to find. Came in for an early dinner. Restaurant reminds me of restaurants in San Francisco. Small, quant, and different. Waiter was more interested in putting together to-go meals than waiting on us. We were the only ones there. She finally brought us water and asked what we wanted to drink. We ordered the large Caesar Salad and the Seafood Lasagna to split. The Lasagna was delicious. Generous portions and really good wine. Waiter was nice just not very attentive. Will definitely go back for the Seafood Lasagna.

God dang it. Waited too long to go back. Wonderful small romantic atmosphere. Killer food and solid price, nice staff. Between this and Neo - better food than Bishop by farrrrr.

Great Italian food. I ordered it to go and it came out nice and hot. Unfortunatelythere is no delivery for this place.

Excellent food that is fresh and great service. The dressings on the salads are unique and delicious.

After exploring the area and visiting Soultopia my mommy and I stumbled upon Abruzzos and a young man was nice enough to grab a menu we could scan although they were closed at the time. We decided to come back for dinner and upon entry saw that there were only a handful of tables with two other people inside. After ordering some glasses of the house cabernet for $5 I was a little disappointed at the pour as it's customary to fill a typical wine glass at least half way, it was still tasty enough that we enjoyed two glasses each. We were promptly greeted by a young man with warm garlic bread, which was good. Decided to try the smoked salmon spread, had an elaborate plating design and sat on top of what seemed like another sour cream type spread, not sure if it was house made but we had a few bites and decided to take it to go as a midnight snack option. I ordered the lobster ravioli with alfredo sauce and it came out piping hot and was very yummy, mom ordered an artichoke lasagna with grilled chicken on top but her chicken was so tough she could barely cut it, it did have a nice smokey flavor though. Overall considering how small and empty the place was I was hoping to have more attentive service (clear plates and glasses faster especially on such a tiny table etc.) and not have to wait five mins for some fresh black pepper for my salad when it could've been asked as soon as it was presented- but I did love my ceasar salad and altogether we enjoyed our experience! Grazie

I happened to be staying nearby and decided to pop in for a late dinner! Not only is this the cutest little classic Italian spot, but the service was quick, and the food was amazing! I had leftovers, got dessert and had wine. It's the perfect late night stop for family, friends, a date, or alone. Karina was my server and was so kind, and showed me the back room with the lights and the fireplace! I'll definitely be coming back!

You might pass by this place if you aren't paying attention! It's a small, unassuming establishment close to Bishop Arts, but don't let that fool you, the food is great!! As soon as we walked in we were greeted with a warm smile and offered drinks. There are only about 10 tables in whole establishment. Just so happened that we went on a night when they were offering unlimited bread baskets!! Oh man, said that to the wrong family! ;) I ordered the veggie lasagna (very good!), hubs got the cheese ravioli with a side of Italian sausage (enjoyed very much), daughter #1 got spaghetti with a huge spinach ball (loved it!), daughter #2 got fettuccine alfredo (darn near licked her plate!). We also ordered 2 glasses of their house made wine (white), green apple & peach. Both were great, but peach was the winner! We took some Italian Creme Cake to go, but it was dry and disappointing, unfortunately. :( I'd certainly come back though, especially to try some of the other wines!

Very pleasantly surprised! Ever since I moved back to OC, I've been thinking about it. Of course during the pandemic, I didn't get out much. So glad to see that they are still in business. Service was great the ambience was nice. It was my first time, but it will not be my last. Yummy lasagna and tortellini dish.

Idk what these LOSERS are talking about my food was AMAZING it absolutely hit the spit and is everything I wanted it's amazing what they've done with a simple fettuccine Alfredo and angel hair pasta, the cannolis were the cherry on top for the night the meal was incredible we got a salad and she brought some basil dressing for us to try it was so good, I'm gonna be recommending to anyone I know

This is THE Italian spot to go to in Oak Cliff/Bishop Arts. It was extremely affordable, and had extremely generous serving sizes! The customer service was warm and inviting, as well. I'll be returning frequently!

This place is a cute neighborhood Italian restaurant. We loved the lasagna and the chicken Parm that we got. We'll definitely be back.

This is a spot that you could possibly end up missing if you're not paying attention. It's on a corner but it's very unsuspecting and doesn't really stand out. Nor is it a huge place. I've been here multiple times as part of business meetings and each time has been an absolute treat. The service is usually pretty good. One visit the food took way longer than usual so the manager ended up giving us free tiramisu as an apology. We didn't know this was happening until it showed up at our table. I only had a bite because I'm not big on coffee but the little piece I had was very good. I believe you also get free sangria depending on which meal/entree you order. Plus their garlic bread is delicious. One of my favorite things about their food is definitely their salads. They have a basil gorgonzola house dressing that one of the greatest things you'll ever taste. If they sold it in bottles I'd buy an entire case and eat salads all the time. Not to take away from the rest of the food (which is also delicious!) but definitely go for the house dressing with your salad. My only complaint, foodwise, about this place is that the soup selection is one of the 'soup of the day' type things, so you don't know what it'll be any given time you show up. So just make sure to ask. Other than that the food always comes out hot and ready to eat. I have yet to really encounter something here that I didn't like!

So cozy this place should be on Reddit /r/cozyplaces. This is the quintessential hole in the wall Italian food restaurant. There are total of 12 tables, 8 inside and 4 outside. Service is personal, prompt, and excellent. Our server was knowledgeable about the menu and made some great recommendations. The food was authentic, delicious, and the portions were generous. Do yourself a favor skip the Olive Garden and head here.

I'm so happy Abruzzo's is back. I've lived in Oak Cliff for a long time, and when this place first opened it became a happy hour favorite for yummy appetizers and good wine. They no longer have a bar, but our server was fine with my husband and I just sipping drinks at our table while we waited on our friends to arrive. The staff is so friendly, I think they would be fine with it if you just wanted to have drinks. ATMOSPHERE: It's a very small place, but that's part of its charm; it's in a small wooden house-like building with a peaked ceiling/loft and only two rooms. It has a rustic, old-world European feel, with exposed wood and built in wine racks that go to the ceiling, and nice windows onto a cute pocket of the Bishop Arts area. We love the atmosphere. There's a fireplace in the back, and strings of lights in the colors of the Italian flag on the ceiling give the room a festive touch. Discrete screens show videos of lush European locations (a refreshing change from news or sports, which ruins the mood for us when we want a nice, romantic evening out). Tasteful mood music adds just the right touch. There's outdoor seating, too, which we look forward to enjoying as it warms up. Now for the FOOD! Absolutely SCRUMPTIOUS. Our dinner salads were cold and fresh, which lots of veggies -- and we highly recommend the homemade gorgonzola basil dressing (some of the best salad dressing I've ever had). The garlic bread is on point: flavorful, buttery, and just the right amount of crispness -- obviously made to order and served warm, right out of the oven. Our friends enjoyed their chicken parmesan: crisp and not dry, with a side of piquant marinara pasta. I tend to shy away from angel hair pasta at restaurants because it's almost always overcooked. I took a risk last night, and I'm so glad I did: the pasta was perfectly al dente. I added grilled shrimp to the delicate caper/butter sauce it comes with, and it was a magical combo. My husband's fettucine w/marinara and a meatball was so hearty, be barely finished it. He considered taking some home, but it was so delicious he finished it off. Although we were all stuffed at the end, we still shared a connoli. COST: a great valuable for the excellence of the food and service. We've paid twice as much for Italian that is nowhere near this good. SERVICE: warm, welcoming, the perfect balance between timely and not rushing us, consistently professional. (Thank you, Katrina!). We'll definitely be making this a local haunt again. Try it out: you won't regret it.

Came here on a Sunday night to satisfy our Italian food craving. Great service && food!!!portions were huge and so delicious. We ordered mozzarella sticks. chicken parm and the bolognese lasagna. Comes with endless fresh warm bread and house salad. Get the basil Gorgonzola dressing!!

Yum yum yum and the bartender is so great. I always enjoying coming in and listening to the interesting music. I live around the corner.. try the sangria extra wine

We love this neighborhood and family friendly joint. It hits the spot with big serving sizes and wines for your dollar. The staff is ALWAYS nice and helpful. Will have either live music or an Italian/Sinatra playlist that feels just right! The ambiance leaves us in a good mood when we leave. However, if you are like Patrick A. who expects miraculous service and food and still has negative things to say about anyplace he visits (seriously, go look at that clowns history) then make sure you spend the 2 month waiting time and 10x the cost to go to Lucia for your dinner. If, instead, you want a lovely and warm Italian meal with family and friends, this is the best Italian place for you in all of Oak Cliff.

Proper Italian food in the heart of dallas. Being from the New Jersey area I am more of a food snob when it comes to Italian food, and this is one of the few places I have been to that I accept as traditional Italian food, and a traditional Italian dining experience. The 4 cheese lasagna is totally worth it's money, and the cannoli was to die for, could not recommend this place higher. Be advised their parking lot is small ( the restaurant is as well) so be prepared to scratch and scrounge for a spot, but it's well worth it to go

The food and service here were both very good. The menu is limited, but they make very good lasagna. The local wines were decent and the free dessert was a pleasant surprise. Three suggestions: 1) get rid of the bright, bluish led light bulbs over the table. Warm lighting would improve the atmosphere; 2) put checkered table cloths on all of the tables. The current tables feel like a fast food restaurant; 3) and get rid of the annoying chime that goes off every time the front or back door open. It's really annoying during a nice dinner. Hopefully this spot can last a long time in the neighborhood!

Pretty sure we stumbled upon the best kept secret in Oak cliff... This is a cozy place for good conversation and wonderful italian food. The best part is the price. I ordered the Spaghetti with Mariana that was so very good. The noodles were cooked perfectly with the right amount of sauce. My husband ordered the Lasagna bolognese. He looked up half way through and said "i would give you a bite but i want it all". Agreed, my love. Both entrees came with bread, a wonderful salad (get the Basil Gorgonzola dressing) and a free glass of Sangria. Another glass was $3. Really not sure how you beat that. The staff and owner were wonderful. We'll be back for sure. Live music on Saturdays too!

The hardest part about reviewing for yelp has to be writing negative reviews for seemingly nice people. The truth is, the food and the service are both really bad. The restaurant is tiny and there were only two other groups in the restaurant besides us, which really makes me really scratch my head as to why our food came out before our drinks and we had to ask twice for our 2 wines and soda. When the food finally did arrive, my boyfriend was starving and was not eating his food. When I asked him why at the restaurant he said he was just "thinking about work", but I got the truth in the car.. he was thinking what I was thinking, THE FOOD SUCKSSS. The taste of balsamic vinegarette is the first thing I tasted in my pasta and my taste buds are satisfied with just about everything. Well, my wine was good.

I have always enjoyed Bishop Arts Winery, but hadn't eaten at Abruzzo's. Even though we got carry-out, the service was still top notch. Customer service goes a long way with me and you can expect to be treated like family there. As for the food... wow, absolutely delicious! Even the side salad with basil gorgonzola dressing was fresh and crisp. We had the spaghetti marinara with Italian sausage, a side vegetarian spinach ball and the angel hair with roasted garlic, capers and olive oil. The pasta was perfectly al dente and the spices and flavors were excellent! I love supporting local and this will certainly be a mainstay. Highly recommend - you will not be disappointed!

There are very few restaurants that I consistently go to, but I find myself at Abruzzos more often than not these days. Whether it's date night with a bottle of house wine or a girls night with grilled parm with alfredo, the food is so delicious!

Great food and great service! This local North Oak Cliff Italian restaurant has fresh salads, excellent marinara and a four cheese lasagna that rocks. Did I mention the bread? It has a delicate texture and is lightly crunchy on the outside edge. Better ask for extra bread. Some weekday nights a glass of sangria is included with the meal. Dessert looked good but did not have any this visit. We really appreciated being recognized as repeat diners. What a cozy place for a nice meal. Update: STILL a great place for great Italian meal!!! Repeat customer. Food and service consistently great!! Bolognese sauce is especially nice and a little spicy.

We really wanted to enjoy our dinner at Abruzzo's tonight. We had a very mediocre experience about 2 1/2 years ago, and it's taken this long to go back. Unfortunately, it was about the same this time. I will say the server was very friendly. Just not very good. At one point she brought us the wrong food, which belonged to another table. We ordered a bottle of wine, planning to have a glass each and take the rest home. But it took so long to bring our food out, about 40 minutes, that we were just about done with the whole bottle by the time our entrées arrived (and it was not terribly busy). When the server brought our plates and took away the empty bottle she said "good job!" When the food finally came, it was so hot it could barely be eaten. It took about 10 minutes for my eggplant Parmesan to cool off to a reasonable level. And then it wasn't great, with sort of a ground eggplant thIng rather than the normal slices, and mediocre flavor. My wife's chicken parm was equally lackluster. I think it will be longer before we try again... somewhere between never and new ownership.

Yum!!! Dropped in on a Wednesday night for dinner but will come back any day! For an average of $15, any entree comes with salad and a free sangria (winning!) . Best part was definitely the entrees. We ordered the Chicken Parmesan and the Bolognese lasagna (see pics). The plates were served at perfect temperature and every bite was equally amazing! The salad was super simple until I drizzled their maple bacon dressing on it (Who doesn't love bacon?!) The sangria was also pretty delicious.

I am astounded at the good reviews for this place! I guess that some folks like microwaved dishes & frozen food with components that are past their prime. We ordered the Fritto Misto as an appetizer. It had frozen calamari rings (not freshly made calamari), some frozen shrimp, and some weak crinkle-cut fries topped with a little bit of cheap grated parm & truffle oil. Awful! I had the Bolognese Lasagna & my wife had the Seafood Lasagna. We were both astounded by the mushy texture of the dishes and their tired appearance. The Bolognese, if you can call it that, was a separated mix of over cooked meat, some tomatoes, and some oddly crunchy frozen carrot pieces. To make matters worse it was cold in the middle. Thus, I sent it back to the kitchen, and expected a refreshed plate to return. Nope. It came back to the table looking the same as before. This is when the texture of our dishes made sense, they were microwaved. With that in mind, my wife's horribly mushy Seafood Lasagna made sense. The dish was supposed to be topped with a Lobster Bisque sauce, this tasted super strange with an overwhelming citrus note for some reason. It was probably a doctored up old frozen version of Lobster Bisque the that the cook had tried to make passable. Also, the crab cake on top was over cooked and probably frozen too. The dishes sounded good on the menu, but the extremely poor quality ingredients and lazy weak execution made them shamefully poor. This was a try-out for my wife and I so we chalked this up to a bad choice of restaurants for the night. We should have called BS on this place, but we did not want to ruin our night. Afterwards, I am regretting that we paid good money for this awful food. We feel like we got ripped off, we paid good money for piss poor dishes at this fake Italian Restaurant. The owner should be ashamed of himself for passing those dishes off as real Italian food. We could have just gone to the grocery store and gotten frozen dinners instead.

Great! Little spot we had for lunch , boys loved the spaghetti and the chicken sandwich I had was good ! Super friendly service !

Visiting Grand Prairie for a bowling tournament and wanted pasta for dinner. My friend brought me here and it was truly amazing. Everything is homemade. I had the chicken spinach artichoke lasagna and wow! There's just something about homemade pasta, you can tell it's made fresh. I highly recommend this place. You won't be sorry! As a first time customer I received a free glass of sangria. Bonus!

This place had a relaxing atmosphere and delicious food. Very reasonable price and friendly staff. Our first time here and we'll be returning. Left there content and full. Chicken parmigiana and Bolognese Lasagna both excellent.

Oak Cliff has been in need of a great, casual Italian restaurant for ever! We found it tonight! The service was great- Joe was our waiter- he was attentive and polite, but never overbearing! Elias was great! Thank you for taking great care of us and the other guests! The menu is concise, but had something for everyone in our party. The veggie lasagna has amazing roasted cauliflower that set off the dish! Chicken Parmesan, Fettuccine Alfredo, Bolognese lasagna were all delicious! The sangria was the perfect amount of sweet. The bread was perfect... We will absolutely be back often! Thank you for a great experience!

I love their food!! It's better than Olive Garden!! The owner is a great guy and it's a small locally owned business. It's my favorite!!

My boyfriend and I went here the other night for dinner and it was amazing. He and I have both been to Italy many times and this is hands down THE BEST Italian food we have had outside of Italy - we also lived in NYC for many years, and this beats that too! I had the veggie lasagna and he had the meat lasagna. Both dishes were served piping hot, fresh, and so delicious! I'm craving this again now, so I'm signing off to go back ...

Great family feel at this place. Feels like you're being served at someone's house. Food is phenomenal. I got the seafood lasagna and it was amazing. My fiancée got the eggplant Parmesan. I usually hate eggplant parm but this stuff was excellent. My fiancée always gets eggplant parm tho and she said it's among the best she's had. Also, each entree comes with house salad and free sangria! The house salad dressing is off the chain.

Salad was fresh, excellent wine, spaghetti was spicy, bread was mediocre. Great service.