Hunter S.
Yelp
It's always risky to order pasta through delivery. Pasta is hard to get right even on-site--many (I dare to say most?) fail at al dente and serve us soggy goods. As pasta continues to cook en route, it often arrives a dismal mess. Enzo's planned ahead and delivered us a great spread--so I bet having their dishes in-house is divine!
We got the spaghetti carbonara--light, yet somehow decadent. With pancetta. A little salty for me, but it's supposed! to be salty!
We also had the rich tagliatelle bolognese. Thick meaty sauce on the perfect bed of pasta. Lots of flavor and seasoning.
Then the raviolotti aurora, large ravioli filled with spinach and ricotta, fresh tomatoes, and cream. Full-flavored--sorry, there are only so many synonyms for rich, creamy, fatty, brimming.
My husband had the tiramisu. He's had a few tiramisu dishes this week while accompanying me and I think we both liked this one the best. It was soft, creamy, not too heavy on the coffee flavor. It was like tiramisu gave us a romantic kiss, rather than an overly aggressive tongue kiss.
I got the Italian ricotta cheesecake. I'm a big cheesecake fan. This wasn't the typical "cheesecake." It was a little lighter, milder. Somewhere between sweet and savory. It was a refreshing bite after the hearty pasta dishes.
Enzo's has many pasta styles, as well as salmon, sole, veal, shrimp, chicken, sausage, steak, burrata, calamari, gnocchi.
You'll notice in my photos that there is a random green bean box. This was the box in which our order was delivered. It had every dish laid out carefully, with cardboard dividers and bags. Nothing was spilled, everything was wonderfully arranged, everything was hot. Some Italian takeout I've ordered comes to me spilled and dripping in the bag.
Enzo's (let's be specific, 451 Mamaroneck Ave) is so thoughtful that they found me a whole-ass box and cardboard dividers to deliver my order. My pasta arrived al dente and hot. Flavors good. Portions large (though we personally don't care about that). Deserts decadent.
I can only think in-restaurant dining is out of this universe.