Milo Z.
Yelp
I don't usually point out the idiocy of other reviewers, but I think Mike F. and his wife would be happier at the Olive Garden.
In town for work, I decided to stop by Acqua Alta tonight and I'm glad I did. I didn't find the restaurant "overly lit" - I found it just fine.
The owner greeted me warmly and I sat down, and was greeted again by I'm sure was the co-owner (possibly the wife) who brought me olive oil with toasted bread.
I ordered the special - the Homemade Ravioli Cacio e Pepe and was very satisfied. Rich and tasty! Coupled with a large side helping for pecorino, the cream and black pepper were a perfect compliment to the spinach and ricotta.
Later, as I was presented with the check, I was also presented with a delicious slice of chocolate cake infused with lemon that the owner informed me (with pride) that she had made herself. It was excellent.
In the past, I have had some horrible experiences that I did, indeed, document for I feel it deserved it. What struck me about this eatery is that I am sure, without question, that if I felt my meal was "flavorless" I am sure they would have taken it back with no questions asked.
There's a Carabbas around the corner and I'm sure the aforementioned Olive Garden is lurking around somewhere; if you want converyer belt pasta that is truly flavorless, go there. If you want true Italian prepared and served with pride, give your money to these people. And if you go and you don't like it, try sending it back to see if they can make it right before you besmirch people who put their life into something. If they don't want to make it right, they don't deserve a good review. However, don't eat "flavorless" food, not say anything and then hide behind your keyboard. Be a man and have respect.