Due Amici

This is the most most amazing food. The veal meatballs are so tender they literally melt in your mouth. Chicken Parm....the best ever. The filet mignon...so tender. Drinks on point, desert...Ah-mazing. Highly recommend.

Atmosphere- Upscale, casual Kaia and team were amazing. To start, we had the fresh bread (warm!), with olive oil. You can taste the great quality of the olive oil. My wife and I had the chicken parmesan and the Veal Piccata with Risotto. The chicken parm came with two chicken breast fillets. The chicken was tender, with a crispy outside. The pasta cooked to perfection. The sauce was creamy, similar to a vodka sauce. The Veal Piccata with Risotto and lemon confit- the sauce was a combination of savory and tart and was incredibly delicious. The risotto was decorated with capers. On top, the lemon confit, was wonderful! The Veal itself has an incredible crust and was delicious dipped in the lemon sauce. For dessert, we had the tiramisu. It was light and palatable! We did not feel overwhelmed with this. To drink, I had the apple wood smoked Manhattan. No complaints here.

The food was really good. The dishes blended well and created a full palette of flavors. The service was awesome. We had a really big group and the staff was very attentive to our needs. They made my favorite drink very well. Will definitely go back when Im in town.

Excellent 👌 happy hour experience. Devin met all expectations in customer service. The food was delicious 😋 and at a Happy hour price. The place is a jewel that offers happy hour 6 days a week.

Due Amici is a staple in our dining rotation. They have a consistent menu and haven’t had a bad experience in food or service. Recommend the chicken Marsala, muscles, bruschetta, chicken Parmesan, and the veal meatballs are all exceptional.

Service from Aristotle was top notch, he was fantastic. Food was very good and the filet was done to perfection. Highly recommend the Brussels as an appetizer. Good wine and some craft beer options available. The cocktail lounge is quite loud and the draft from the main door is really intense, so we requested to move to the dining room right away (happily accommodated by the friendly hostess) and had a really nice evening.

No complaints here! Food was amazing, our server Kendra (and Natalie) had great recommendations on the menu. We enjoyed everything from the bruschetta, to the Caesar salad, to the veal Parmesan. Our first time visiting, and definitely won’t be the last. A very enjoyable date night in the city.

This was the second visit to Due Amici for my wife and I and our kids' first visit and it was a great experience! We loved the proximity to the Ohio Theatre as we were able to walk to the restaurant after a matinee show last Saturday. Drinks were inventive and tasty and the bread served with olive oil and herbs was absolutely delicious! Dinner was wonderful and our service was prompt and friendly. Add in the great atmosphere and this was really high quality dinner! I highly recommend Due Amici!

I ordered the $17 Peaches & Cream French Toast and the $22 Duck Leg Confit, and both dishes completely exceeded expectations. The French toast was delicious--crispy on the outside, soft and custardy on the inside, with perfectly sweet peaches that still had a bit of bite. It struck a great balance between indulgent and fresh, and didn't feel overly heavy. But the duck leg confit was the real standout. The meat was so tender it practically fell off the bone, and it was juicy, rich, and seasoned to perfection. The accompanying salad was just as memorable: the blackberry vinaigrette added a bright, sweet contrast, and the toasted almonds brought a great crunch that tied everything together. This meal felt thoughtful and well-executed from start to finish. Would definitely come back.

Very lukewarm experience here. Came in for dinner with another couple a few weeks back. Our sever was wonderful and the restaurant was in a great spot. Really easy to get a table too. Very trendy interior with separate dining space and a bar/cocktail lounge. Issue was the food and drink. Very overpriced for what I thought was very average quality and small portions. I had the shrimp carbonara and was underwhelmed. It's not that it was bad, but it did not seem particularly high-quality either. My girlfriend enjoyed her stuffed shells, but both of us thought the portions were quite small for the nearly $40 price point per item. We also had a bottle of bruno andreu "zo'oc" cab sav which again was good but not at the price point we were charged of $45. Overall decent food, but I think there are plenty of better options in Columbus for Italian that offer larger portions and higher quality at a similar or lower price. I do not think that I would come back here.

Where do you go when you want to celebrate a couple of birthdays? We wanted to try someplace new, so Due Amici won the lucky draw. None of us have ever dined here and we had heard good reports, so thought we'd give it a whirl. The ambiance was nice and the service was excellent. We ordered a margarita pizza to share as a little nibble. It was so good. Two of us went with the Diablo pasta and the other got the Chicken Parmesan as the main course. Everyone loved their choice. I got to also try a couple of bites of the chicken Parmesan and the crunch breading was so good. I would be tempted to try it next time. While I thought the food was good, I don't think it justified the high prices. Especially the wine. $18 to $24 for a GLASS of wine, is ridiculous. I would label the restaurant as a very "special occasion" restaurant. Due to the prices, I wouldn't consider this a place I would frequent on a regular basis. I'm glad I tried it, but not sure I would be a regular here.

My son and I had brunch here on a Sunday before seeing a show at the Ohio Theater. We were promptly seated and greeted by our server, who was helpful and attentive. The brunch menu features traditional fare and French offerings (which seems strange for an Italian restaurant). My son ordered the peaches and cream French toast, which was really craveable. He ate every bite! My beef Bourguignon was a bit of a let down, oily with too many fatty pieces of beef. I'm not sure the high prices were justified but it was definitely nice for a splurge.

Had a phenomenal dinner early this week. The location is beautifully lit and had calming vibe. They had a live jazz band that was playing. The service was great. The food was DELICIOUS. The bruschetta was a melt in your mouth type of cheese. The brussel spouts were one of the best I have ever had in a restaurant. The mix of flavors was tasty. My main course was the veal piccata, it was perfectly breaded and seasoned. I was only in Columbus for a brief work event, but I hope to return when I am in town again.

Great modern Italian restaurant downtown. I had antipasti and meatballs for appetizers and chicken marsala as a main. The marsala was over risotto. It was good - could've used a little more sauce but it's better than being drenched. There was music at the bar - it was nice in the background in the dining area. The server made great wine and food recommendations.

I didn't place a photo with my last review and included here. Not only is the happy hour menu good but considering the meal plan that I and my family are on now - we have discovered the fig salad with a filet of salmon and the bread as our new go to. As usual the service is great and friendly even at the bar with the house bartender. And the ambiance is warm, cozy, and chic with the free jazz trio during the Friday and weekend happy hour time in the spring/summer making this a go to spot. It is open to all yet I am pleasantly surprised that this is an adult only spot, not too many kids if any. Though there is a dining room where you can take them if you have them. Just do the locals a favor and don't sit them in the front t-tables or bar area please. We all want to have a good time without the tantrums and screaming if possible! LOL

Great atmosphere with live jazz on a Monday. Private room is great because you can hear your dining companions easily. Food was not very good. Over cooked/over sauced salmon, uninspired salad, chocolate brownie didn't seem to be homemade or using fine chocolate. We were part of a group, the service was cordial and attentive. Would recommend as a fun spot for a drink and conversation. Not likely to go back for a meal.

While in town for work, I had dinner with a friend and her family here. The restaurant is comfy, and open. We had dinner with two kids here with no issues and pretty good service. Food was your standard italian fare - nothing blew my socks off. I tried the chicken parm. Chicken was cooked well and I liked the rose sauce to take some of the bite away from your usual marinara. Prices are a little on the higher side, maybe due to location, not sure. I was told I needed to visit the facilities before leaving and got to go downstairs into their bathroom. It's not very accessible for those who are mobility limited, but it feels like walking into some underground catacombs. Very interesting vibe - so long as you can traverse stairs easily.

The server was extremely kind and understanding when I ordered the duck breast and it did not taste very good nor was the texture. I had never tried duck before so I guess that was on me lol. She took it off of the bill and I order a small citrus salad with salmon and it was pretty good. My husband had the steak and loved it although it was very fatty. Had a star taken off because the prices are extremely high for what you order and the portions. Will be back soon sometime probably but never ordering duck again lol.

We attended a celebration of home-going for a friend. I have been here before quite a while back and its the same: good food assortment and drinks and this time atmosphere for the event was very nice.

Solid Italian establishment in downtown Cbus! Every time I come here the food and servers are great. It's a pretty chill vibe. Some people dress on the fancier side while others wear something more casual. The only reason I didn't decide to rate Due Amici five stars is because there are a few better options in the general area. To be honest, I was really debating on whether it should be 4 or 5 stars. I highly recommend the Tomato Soup and Chicken Parmesan (pasta, they also have a sandwich) but everything I've tried here has been tasty. Everyone working here is very kind and helpful. They offer reservations but one is not normally necessary (at least when I've been here ). The kitchen is very accommodating and can split a meal onto two of you want to share with someone else. Overall, I suggest taking a trip to Due Amici if you're craving some delicious Italian cuisine!

This is one of the best Italian restaurants I've been to! The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming, and the staff is friendly and attentive. The pasta was perfectly cooked, full of flavor, and the chard lamb was amazing. The tiramisu for dessert was light, creamy, and delicious. Everything tasted fresh and made with care. I'll definitely be coming back and highly recommend it to anyone who loves great Italian food!

I guess I should have never gotten a hamburger at an Italian establishment. The hamburger was terrible. Absolutely terrible. The bun for the hamburger was cold and dry. The meat fell apart as soon I took a bite. The fries were super soggy and full of grease. The service was super slow. I gave this a two star review due to the fact that the waiter and waitress were very nice. I guess they were doing all they could to serve all of the guests in the restaurant. The restaurant & the bathrooms were very clean. I won't be back. I was disappointed in my meal, I just had high hopes that this would have been a better dining experience.

We've been coming here for years! This place has had its ups and downs and from the reviews it's appears to be a hit or miss. I like that it isn't bursting with crowds (unless you time it right before a big show is about to start in town). Sometimes we've made reservations and other times we just sit at the bar. The service has always been great. And we've never had an issue with our food. It's always delicious to us. We had our wedding reception here 10 years ago in their private room and it was exceptional!

Came to Due Amici during happy hour. It was busy! But we were able to sit outside and enjoy some people watching. Good happy hour deals, but not tons of you're gluten intolerant or vegetarian like me. I did order the Brussels sprouts and they are up there with my favorites now. HUGE Brussels sprouts that were cooked well, nice sauce that's not overpowering. We also ordered the charcuterie board, some nice choices of cheese and meat, but we asked what everything was and the waiter didn't know, said he'd check, never found out. My boyfriend got the meatballs and they were also enormous and he said tasted good. Will definitely be back for another happy hour; maybe not dinner though because of the non gf/veggie options.

We really enjoyed our meal here. The staff was kind and gracious about accommodating bill splitting since we're on a work trip. I got the chicken parm and absolutely loved it--great portion and flavor. We were brought bread and oil for the table, and the bruschetta we ordered was nice. You can participate in happy hour if you sit in the area close to the bar, and you get half off all starters, glasses of wine, and mules. My Moscow mule was okay, but I did ask for extra like. My only qualm is that this place advertises a patio and says you get to do happy hour if you sit out there, but they've got like 3, 2-person tables, so you can't really sit on the patio if you wanted to have enough room for plates and drinks. The bathroom is also kind of a trip to get to, but very clean once you arrive.

Great Happy Hour! 1/2 off wine, beers, house mules, shareables and pizza. It was delicious. The service was good, and the space in the cocktail lounge was nice. Will definitely be back.

Stoped by since I had a craving for margherita pizza, and the pizza was pretty good. The mozzarella pairs well with the balsamic(?) that they put on the crusts. However, the prices were a bit atrocious. That small pizza was not worth 20, like maybe 16 at best.. I considered getting a side but there's legitimately nothing under 15 on the menu, dang! Def the type of place you'd want to go out for a fancy date, probably not your casual dinner joint.

Great band. Good company. Sat at the bar. Service was prompt and food was excellent. Great location. Good parking. Patio nice.

Came here on a Friday for HH and had to wait a little as the bar area was busy. Only needed up waiting about 15 minutes though so it was okay. The food was great! I loved their chicken pesto pizza. And it heated up great as well. We then ordered the calamari, lamb chops, and meatball. The meatball was fantastic as the sauce was very good. The calimari had a delicious garlic sauce that was nice instead of the usual marinara. I don't like lamb chops, but my boyfriend said they were good too. You get free bread and oil which is always a plus for me. I would definitely come back!

We stopped by Due Amici for a girls' night prior to attending The Nutcracker at the Ohio Theatre. It was such a wonderful experience! The ambiance and atmosphere were beautiful; the food was delish; and the service was great! The only pitfall in our experience was the restroom situation (walking to the back of the restaurant, down a flight of stairs, and then down a long, random hallway). We ordered various pizzas and a salmon dish. My favorite pizza was the mushroom pizza! It was so full of flavor - the garlic oil, wild mushrooms, and ricotta really complimented the pizza well! I will definitely be back for a date night with my husband! Thank you for a beautiful experience, Due Amici!

Tried Due Amici on a Saturday as it was one of the few places in town we could find with weekend happy hour specials. The deals are pretty good -- half off small plates and pizzas, as well as glasses of wine, beer and mules (vodka, gin, rum, whiskey or tequila). We initially made a reservation to guarantee a table, but migrated to the bar when we arrived as it seemed more lively and there was a basketball game on TV. They have 3 separate seating areas and the space is pretty big. I started with a Kentucky mule. The regular Kentucky mules come with Bulleit bourbon, but they use Jim Beam during happy hour. Our bartender, Dennis, was awesome and the service was prompt. They don't have any draft beer -- only bottles. We weren't that hungry, so decided to try the bruschetta appetizer as it sounded light. Unfortunately, it wasn't very good and I wish we would've tried something else. The crustini crackers were too small compared to the large mozzarella slices, the tomatoes were mushy, and the balsamic (which I was looking forward to the most) was drizzled over the crackers which absorbed it all and covered up the taste -- the balsamic would have been better drizzled over the mozzarella in my opinion. Had it not been half off for happy hour, I would've been extremely disappointed had I paid the full $15 for it. Despite the disappointing bruschetta, we did enjoy the vibes, and like I mentioned our bartender was awesome. I would be willing to give Due Amici another shot just based on that. And if I had to do it over again, I would order one of the pizzas.

I recently attending a Happy Hour here with a friend. It was both of our first times in this restaurant. All the staff were super nice and very attentive. The space is gorgeous. I saw online you can hold small events there -- there is a separate space that runs along the side of the building you can use. The ambiance was darker than I expected but made for a relaxing environment. We specifically chose Due Amici for their HH prices... you can get all wine pours 1/2 off, beers 1/2 off, and apps and pizzas 1/2 off. It's truly an amazing deal. We ended up ordering 2 glasses of wine, their small antipasti, and the margherita pizza. The wine was great. The assortment on the antipasti was really nice -- my only complaint was the meats on the board. All of them were decently game-y. That's more of a personal problem though so if you're into that -- you're going to be just fine. All the cheeses were delicious. Our pizza was also good -- perhaps a bit too much balsamic (it pooled in the center) but the flavors were phenomenal and they didn't hold back on the tomatoes like some marg pizzas. Between the two of us it was plenty of food and beverage with some to spare, all for under $40. Do be warned, seating for happy hour is restricted to the bar, the cocktail area (communal seating at a long table), and the patio (season dependent for obvious reasons). We had to wait a little bit before a seat opened up but then it was smooth sailing! I'd definitely come back for another HH.

First or all, I had no idea this place was so close to my apartment. It's a perfect spot for date night or girls night. The servers and host were great! They were very nice and patient with my group. We started with the fried calamari which was different than your typical thick cut calamari. It was thin, crispy, and drizzled with a tastey sauce. Then I had the veal meat ball with pasta and asked for the rose sauce instead of marinara and it was amazing. Great portion, filling, and tasted great without being too heavy! Will come back. They also had live music which was a nice touch to the ambiance.

Due Amici 9/10! Loved this downtown Italian spot. Great for a nice date night, even better to go earlier and take advantage of their amazing Happy Hour: 1/2 off appetizers, pizzas, wine, and mules! Here's what I got... - Brussels Sprouts: 7.5/10 Delicious but super unique. Goat cheese, alfredo, sweet potato, and bacon all over the brussels sprouts. The combination of all of these made it far from an average veggie dish. ($5 on happy hour!) - Chicken Pesto Pizza: 9/10 The pesto on this is chefs kiss. Would certainly get this again (and for $9 on happy hour menu!). I can't decide if I liked this pizza more than Forno though, tough choice. I only left off a point because the chicken itself could be slightly more flavored. But I came home and finished this pizza, could not resist - Chicken Parm: 9/10 Lovedddd the rosé sauce! Like vodka sauce but turned up. This dish did not disappoint. We got it split in half and it was still a great portion size to take home to enjoy later. Left off one point as the chicken parm, in my opinion, could've been a bit crispier to counteract how the sauce softens the breading. - Kucco, red wine blend: 8/10 Not much to say here, really liked this wine and liked getting 2 glasses for the price of one even more. Safe red blend choice to go with red sauces Overall, definitely check this place out and bonus points if you go 3-6:30pm to catch HH @ocean.sviews on IG for more reviews

Says open but they are in fact closed. Walked through freezing cold 5 degree weather just for it to be closed!!

I was really excited to try this place. The menu looked really good and the ambiance is sexy. The service though was really slow. We had to ask 3x to even get somebody to come take our drink order after being sat. The food was also just meh. The Bruschetta came out with 5 crackers yet a large bowl of tomato's. It was very saucy and wasn't what I was expecting. The pizza was fine but pretty standard. The Parm fries were good.

Never got to taste the food or enjoy a drink. One of the worst experiences I've had in a restaurant. From the hostess to the bartender. I'm not even going to review the service progression because there was none. The bartender was the biggest jerk! My friends and I decided to go here for a happy hour before a show. We sat at the bar and there was a few other people sitting there. Not busy is my point. The Bartender never acknowledged us. We sat and waited and watched him on his phone. When he was finally done and I waived him ove, he took my order only and not my friends. He brought my drink and still didn't acknowledge my two friends. It was embarrassing and unkind. I asked to see a manager and no one seemed to really care.. so we left. There are so many restaurants here in Cbus to choose from to behave this way. We ended up going to another restaurant and shared our experience with them and CLEARLY this restaurant has an issue with service and how the staff behaves. Really sucks to be treated like that at the end to a long stressful week

The historic downtown eatery has a wonderful happy hour appetizer special on week days. The staff was very attentive and quick to provide suggestions. The pizza was much larger than expected. The meatballs were well sauced. The Brussels sprouts were an amazing combination that worked well together.

I've been here before for networking but a friend had her bday dinner here and I was definitely curious to know if the food would be just as good despite the overall 3 star reviews on Yelp. It was empty on a Tuesday night, but they're usually closed. Happened to be open because Cats was showing next door, I think? We had the brussel sprouts, calamari, and margherita pizza as our apps. Delicious! Although the pizza was a bit bland. I also ordered the sausage diavolo as my entree. Yummy! Everything on the menu was pricey. Portion wise, it was generous. Although, quality wise? I don't know how to tell if I'm eating freshly made pasta but it didn't taste like anything spectacular. I'd say the wine is where they shine. I had a great white wine that I enjoyed. Definitely the vibe for it. Service was good! And I love the space. Gorgeous.

I have been to Due Amici a few times. I love to come for happy hour on Monday's. They normally have a live band and half off bottles of wine. My friend and I normally split a caesar salad and then get an entree. I got the mushroom pizza which was good, but could have used some more flavor. However, the service is always prompt when I go here.

I had the eggplant. Was presented with five small medallions of eggplant, each topped with a slice of tasteless tomato and mozzarella, sitting on a bed of sauce. The dish was flat. My girlfriend had pasta with sausage. Same thing. The dish was flat. We split a salad. Now, the salad was done quite well. Good Italian food should be so tasty you can't eat it fast enough. The two main dishes did not fall into that category. On the upside, the service was good, and the restaurant is attractive.

I'm excited that I finally got to try Due Amici since I'm never really in this area of town. There's street/meter parking along with a parking lot across the restaurant that's $7. We were seated right away and it wasn't too busy for a Thursday night. Our waitress did take a long time to come around and take our orders. We ordered the spaghetti meatballs ($18) and the sausage diavolo ($24) . Our food came out within 5 minutes and our bread hadn't even come out yet. The sausage diavolo definitely had a kick! I loved that it was saucy because who wants a dry pasta. I was able to dip some of their complimentary bread in it. My friend ate her whole spaghetti and meatballs so it was good, but the meatball was a little dry. A little overpriced / expensive for pasta, but the ambiance and food is good.

Had a wonderful experience here for Valentine's Day weekend. We unfortunately didn't get a reservation but we took our chances and walked in for a seat at the bar. We got lucky, and had a blast! The bartender was super knowledgeable about cocktails and did a fantastic job tending to everyone's needs. The restaurant was beautiful and decorated for the holiday, the menu has something for everyone and everything is super tasty and well priced for what you get. We were pleasantly surprised with our bill to see that there is a happy hour discount for "pizza + app" so our calamari and margherita pizza rang up cheap! The cocktails we also gorgeous and well balanced with a good selection of wine too. So glad we risked our chances. Can't wait to return for the ambiance, great service, good prices and tasty food.

Nice atmosphere and friendly service! We had: - Espresso Martini (great) - D.A. Blackberry Lemonade (average) - Kentucky Mule (good) - Veal Meatball Duo appetizer (good) - Brussels Sprouts appetizer (great) - Chicken Parmesan entree (good) - Chicken Marsala entree (good)

We really enjoyed our happy hour here! And what great happy hour deals. Unlike most places, Due Amici's happy hour is also on the weekends! 3pm-6:30pm Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri, and Sat. Monday is half off bottles of wine. All other nights you get half off small plates and pizzas, and wines by glass, beer and Moscow mules. The inside is nice, and they have a small patio. We got the calamari which was good. Initially I was a little sad to see no lemon garnish, but the aioli is acidic enough. The pizza was really good! I would recommend the mushroom pizza.

I have been to Due Amici several times and never been disappointed. I usually make reservations because the crowd can be unpredictable, but the service never lessens. I have a had almost every shareable during happy hour and the gnocchi for dinner and have never been disappointed. I especially recommend the house mule during happy hour!!

Flies...sloooooolooooow service and way over priced. Sorry, Due Amici you were a major disappointment from start to finish. We were looking for Italian on a Sunday afternoon and since most are closed or only open for dinner we decided to give Due Amici a try. We had the chicken parm, mushroom pizza ($17 small and BLAND!) and house salad. The salad ($12) was the only star with a delicious lemony vinaigrette. The rest was subpar. I really don't mind paying for good food, but when there are flies, extremely slow service and the food is meh...and pricey!...that's where I draw the line. I won't be back. Definitely not a fan! Probably should be 1 star*

Food was fine, nothing spectacular. Probably wouldn't go back, but it was good in a pinch for my coworkers and I. Plus, convenient location for us. Service was pretty slow, and I t was an ordeal to get our check paid at the end of our meal. Restaurant was fairly loud, but they had live music which was nice.

We were visiting our son and daughter in law and Cindy recommended Due Amici. Great suggestion! The musical group was fantastic and our server Madison was point on! The service was excellent and food was terrific and music was entertaining. We came to Columbus from San Diego and we were very pleased with evening!! We will return and frequent Due Amici again!

Classic Italian fare downtown. Not much else to say in my opinion. The menu is pretty traditional, the cocktails and wine list is pretty standard, and the decor is very inoffensive. This is the sort of place I'd take my Midwestern parents to if they're visiting from out of town and wanted something "a bit nicer". Service was fine--their frier or oil or something was out of commission when we went so they weren't able to serve anything fried (which...I luckily preferred!) so our chicken parm sandwich came out grilled and the gnocchi was prepared unfried. There was a musician playing on a Thursday night. Not sure if that's a frequent thing but I'd look into it! It was nice--not too loud but a good bit of ambiance.

We had a party of 12 visiting for a conference. We had incredible service and the best food of the week. This place is great!

It was a nice place to come for happy hour. Tim the bartender was fun and engaging. I honestly didn't expect to hear a live band that nice since it was a Wednesday night, but we got to hear an amazing band play. We ordered 2 pizzas to try, the meat lovers and the mushroom.. I really liked the mushroom one! The dough was nice and chewy and the flavors were on point. There's not a lot on the happy hour menu, but we enjoyed ourselves immensely.

Respectfully, this is very bad food. Got the "Paison" (should be Paisan) and there was 1 piece of salami on it maybe. They have got to do better here in many ways

Just another wannabe "fancy" restaurant that forgot to actually serve great food. Would rather have a mcmuffin than go here again. At least mcdonalds knows what it is. As for the food... Commodity meats and cheeses on the charcuterie board...sliced THICK! Do you want me to use a knife and fork to eat the pepperoni steak on this board?!? Pepperoni, mortadela, and cappicola should be sliced thin so that you can pick small bites. You also need to slice thin so the fats can reach room temperature quickly to develop their full flavor. Cheese was much of the same...huge CHUNKS on the board. It's obvious that this is a time saver in the kitchen. It would take too much effort to prepare the board properly for charcuterie. Bread and oil for the table were complete junk. Bread was just doughy and tasteless, and dipping plate of oil was definitely not EVOO but some rancid junk. We should have just paid and left at this point, but we didn't, and I hate myself for not following my gut. Filet mignon......eh? Drenched in some awful sauce and served with pickled onions on top. Toss in some frozen corn and carrots to finish....wannabe cuisine. Be better. Burger with caesar salad. What a joke. How do you screw up a burger? By being a wannabe poser that's how! Burger had salad greens on top and was smothered in mediocre aioli. Strange char as well. Caeser salad had dusting of crouton crumbs instead of croutons. This is a "try hard" move. Instead, try to make a good Caesar instead of reinventing the wheel and dusting wilted Lettuce with bread crumbs. This place does nothing right. A menu trying to overcompensate instead of getting the basics right. Due Amici is the epitome of the type of place to avoid at all costs. A poser "fine dining" establishment but really just a money funnel serving up dressed up dog food. Wait...I take that back. I wouldn't even serve this trash to a dog.

Came here for a group brunch and their private room was very nice. It is a great location for a large group. Food was also delicious. I had the burger with parmesan fries.

You usually don't hear "old world" and "hip" together, but Due found a way to pull it off for both the chow and the venue. My son in law selected Due because he thought I would want an Italian meal because I am Italian. That's risky because we tend to be more critical of our own native cuisine than others...think: "That's not how my Nana made it." But on we went on a weekday evening. My dish was Ravioli, and atop said Ravioli was...what, greens of some kind? Hey I didn't order no stinkin' salad. But wow the greens were delicious and nicely complimented the Ravioli. Smart choice by Due. My daughter had Margarita Pizza, and her hubs had chicken parmesan, both loved it. Before our meal arrived, I walked around Due with my 8 month old grandson, who got a warm reception by the patrons filling up the entire bar. Hi guys!

Top-notch all the way around. Food was fabulous, but Jeff, the owner, went out of his way to ensure that our daughter had a GLUTEN FREE meal.