Brad K.
Google
The staff was friendly and inviting, and the place was nice and presentable, cozy atmosphere, but the food was extremely generic-- the definition of "mid".
We ordered bruschetta, the bread was good but the crust was super hard and the bruschetta part was just store-bought cherry tomatoes and store-bought balsamic glaze. My wife ordered the Bolognese, which was decent but bland.
I ordered margherita pizza. Typically, margherita has sliced tomato, basil, and fresh mozzarella on it. I asked for "a lot of basil". What came out (and I'm not even exaggerating) was a cheese pizza with exactly 4 pieces of basil on it. The pizza was thin, which is fine, Sicilian style is usually a small pizza with thin crust, but the cheese just fell off the pizza, was a bit stiff, not melt, and the crust was soggy and floppy.
We also ordered a gelato to go as we were on our way to go walk around a neighborhood and look at decorations. When we got the bill, we paid for the gelato but were ALSO charged an extra THREE DOLLARS for the gelato being to-go.
Overall, we won't be returning. Again, the service was fine and the staff was friendly, nothing against them, but there are a ton of great restaurants out there with unique flavors and dishes, and if we're going to go spend 60 dollars on dinner, there's absolutely nothing Fabio On Fire offers that we couldn't find elsewhere. I'm always incredibly disappointed when we go to an Italian restaurant that appears to be mom-and-pop authentic, and we end up getting Olive Garden quality.