Osteria Natalina

Got surprised with this place by my partner for my 25th birthday dinner. I was skeptical walking in with the strip mall vibe that’s going on, but I kept an open mind since the reviews were all so amazing. The food did not disappoint, and the servers were all very attentive. They have specials on the menu, but the fun part about this place is they will whip up any classic Italian dish you can think of. The pear and Gorgonzola sachette is a must get. So delicate and rich with a hint of sweetness. Thank you so much for a nice birthday dinner. (:

Osteria Natalina impressed myself and my partner when we went for a special occasion. A bit pricey, but you can tell you get exactly what you pay for and more. I deeply enjoyed the chicken parmigiana I had ordered, and my girlfriend enjoyed their pear and cheese filled pasta purses as well. I had never thought of putting pear into pasta before to be honest, but it was quite delicious. The atmosphere is one of the best I have seen from a restaurant, very intimate and you can tell the place runs on love for old-school Italian culture and cuisine. The service was very kind and one of my favorite parts of the place is that they have a policy where if anything you wish to order is not on the menu, no problem. Just tell them what it is and they will prepare it within reason. Overall just an awesome spot, you need to check them out at least once. I will say, the one time I had gone I had no issues with finding a table, but it is a relatively small restaurant with no reservations so make sure you aren't starving right when you get there or you may be miserable while waiting for a space to open up.

Absolutely amazing! After looking at so many places we decided to go to Osteria Natalina and did not regret! The service was impeccable from begging to end. All the dishes were delicious with no exception. I had a linguine alla aragosta and it was perfect. Sadly, I forgot to take pictures of everything we ordered. 100% recommend Osteria Natalina!

We really enjoyed our date night here. It has a cozy, romantic atmosphere and excellent service. They have a nice wine menu and daily specials. Children under ten are not permitted, making it a great date night choice. We ordered the seafood bass special and a red snapper dish and enjoyed both of them. They have plenty of other pasta dishes as well and take requests from guests. It was a very enjoyable experience.

Had an amazing evening. Food delicious and authentic. Staff very kind. And atmosphere very intimate and relaxing. Definitely coming back.

This place is a staple. Been around for a long time. You can taste the authenticity and freshness of the food. The aesthetic is old world Italian. The staff is very attentive and friendly. I love that it’s a small team of people that have worked together for a long time. Says a lot about the leadership of the restaurant. Which makes me want to support them even more. The food was amazing! I had the Sacchettini De Pere and my friend had the Lasagna Del Giorno. I wish I would have taken a few more pics but I was focused on the food! Highly recommend you stop by for a great dinner and some wine!

Tried this place for the first time and was very impressed. The menu is not that extensive but there were plenty of specials offered. The food was very tasty with nice portion sizes. The service was excellent. I will be back next time I'm in the Tampa area.

Authentic Italian restaurant in the heart of South Tampa. Highly recommend! 5⭐

Osteria Natalina is hands down the best Italian restaurant I've been to , and I can't believe I've lived in Tampa my whole life without knowing about it! The food is homemade, authentic, and the prices are very reasonable given the quality. We started with the calamari salad 5/5 which is non breaded calamari , cucumbers , red pepper with lemon and olive oil. It was enough for 2 to share and was light and fresh . The eggplant Parmesan 4/5 was rich and comforting, not too heavy on sauce and cheese which I prefer. The beef lasagna with pink sauce 5/5 was so perfectly tender , hearty, cheesy, and clearly made from scratch ...one of those simple but perfect dishes! The chicken Marsala 5/5 came with pasta and broccoli ...super tender and paired beautifully with its mushroom Marsala wine sauce. We ended the meal with the tiramisu 5/5 , perfectly creamy, light, and not overly sweet. The espresso flavor really came through, making it one of the best I've ever had. A few things to know: the restaurant is very small with limited seating, and they don't take reservations. They also don't allow kids, so the atmosphere stays quiet and intimate. they're only open for dinner and take out seemed busy. There was also a standard 20% tip no matter the party size which I was fine with as service was outstanding! Osteria Natalina is a hidden gem. I will definitely be coming back to try more dishes!

Loved it again. I was bragging about it to four coworkers and it lived up to all of our expectations. Bravo again!

We lovrd this charming little spot tucked in the corner of a strip mall. Small, but cute, the service was just excellent. And the food was ridiculously tasty! AND, portions were huge! We both got Lasagna and loved it, but wish we'd shared and tried a second dish. All looked excellent. Pro tip: try the Pear Pocket pasta! High recommendation!

Overall the experience was great, but today it was missing the special spark of times before. The food was maybe slightly under seasoned or the vibe was just off. Maybe it's the 20% service charge, which is mentioned on the menu but no where else). Maybe it's just changed. Maybe it was an off day. Overall no complaints, just missing the spark that used to be there.

The daily lasagna. Enough said! It's the best, no matter which version they're serving, I like it with princess sauce. Also highly recommend the meatballs, cannoli, caprese salad. The place is small so arrive early. The staff is warm and welcoming!

Food Excellent Exquisite pasta with pink sauce Service. A1 ! Lovely Servers Kind and helpful Best wines !! Thank you Adolfo! My family loves visiting you Yvette

The food was fresh and delicious! We had fried shrimp, Mahi Mahi Sandwich and Grouper Reuben... All delicious! We went to see Steve Poltz. He was so very entertaining. Would go see him again! The acoustics and sound here are great. It's quite rustic and eclectic but loved it!

The only thing I did not love about this place, is that it is not in Plant City where I live and it is a bit of a drive ... However! It was worth every minute I was on the road and I will be back again 100%. 7 people in our party with various tastes and everyone was raving about their dishes. I had a very large Veal Chop and I was in heaven. To the chef and all the ladies that made our evening so very special thank you, thank you, thank you!! Worth the drive and any wait you may have to get in

The food was ok. My pasta needed a bit of salt. Service was amazing. However, be careful and read the check, they charge 20% tip. I'll probably tip the 20% anyway, but is not necessary to charge you before paying. I don't know if I'll be back

Please do yourself a favor and head straight to Osteria Natalina. We had the most incredible experience tonight, both the food and service were fantastic! I did half orders of Gnocchi and the Strozapretti Alla "Bel Sit" and we finished with Cannolis. So so great!

Such a local gem! Osteria Natalina has been around the corner from me for years and I finally made a stop in for a weekday dinner with a friend! They don't take reservations and the place is fairly small so we got there a little early and we're seated right away. It wasn't too crowded the entire time we were there but with the amazing service and food, I would be surprised if they weren't busy on the weekends!!! The servers were very nice and attentive and the food was amazing quality and so freaking delicious! The portions were also a nice size. I can't say there was one standout because everything was amazing. I will say that the amaretto cake was prob one of the best desserts I have had in a while. Highly recommend if you're craving some great Italian food!

It just occurred to me that I never got any Italian food (aside from sandwiches) since moving to Tampa, and I was glad Osteria Natalina got to be my first! One thing I will say right off the bat, me and my partner got so scared by the reviews saying that the restaurant only has like two chairs inside and people have to wait forever even when they come right at opening time, so we ended up coming 30 minutes early. This was definitely unnecessary, maybe it just happened to be a very boring Saturday evening but yeah. I got the linguine with crab/lobster and my partner got the linguine with sausage ragu. The linguine was a generous amount with an even bigger portion of fresh, delicious seafood. I loved that the sauce was creamy, but light-tasting. We also got a slice of Tiramisu and cup of Stracciatella gelato. The gelato was good, but the Tiramisu was incredible-- probably the best we've ever had. Super moist and fluffy, but wonderfully and perfectly sweet! My partner also got this sparkling red wine, and as someone who hates anything to do with alcohol, it was amazing. Whoever picked this wine for the restaurant, thank you for convincing me that wine can in fact taste good. My only quip is that the complimentary bread was very meh. Since we ended up being one of the first people to come in for dinner, I was so ready for some hot, crunchy bread only to find it lukewarm and just ... eh. I will say the olive/olive oil dip it came with was absolutely delicious, I just wish the bread was half as amazing as everything else we experienced here. The service all around was lovely, the waitresses that came by explained in great detail all the specials and were just so friendly when it came to any of our questions or needs. I'll be back soon to try everything else they have to offer here (maybe I'll even be a bit bold and ask if they can make me fettuccine alfredo)!

The staff was so nice! The prices were amazing compared to back home in Orlando. We got the caprese, the special (meatball lasagna) and the tiramisu. Everything tasted amazing. The cork walls were interesting to look at, will be returning again!

Absolutely fabulous. It's on a first come, first served basis. The food was wonderful and the server shared that if the chef is able to, he will substitute any pasta for anything or make any variation. Obviously that's not possible if they're full, but how fabulous if it's a slow night to be able to ask for some dish my grandmother used to make?! I love that. The restaurant itself is very small, but beautifully decorated. It feels like a neighborhood treasure. My favorite thing was the squash carpaccio. Delicious!

I don't live in Tampa so I don't know if I can call this a hole in the wall place, by judging from the modest surroundings in a strip mall it's definitely not a setting you'd expect to find such a great dining experience in. It's definitely not under the radar, from how packed this place was when were there. In a sea of Italian options I appreciate the less ubiquitous take on seafood-forward Italian dishes. The waiter made sure to reassure us that "we can make any traditional Italian American dish as well", but with tired options like that everywhere, we were definitely eager to embrace the bounty of the sea. Mulled over many delicious options before settling on Risotto Al Nero Di Seppia and linguine Alla aragosta e granchio. I'm a sucker for squid ink anything and this risotto had all the sweet, salty and umami notes one could hope for. The linguine had such generous cuts of seafood mixed into the sweet and tangy sauce. We found both to be great value, especially for the portions! Friendly staff and a down to earth vibe make this a comfortably laid-back eatery. Would love to come back next time I'm in Tampa!

Food? Excellent!!! Service? Excellent!!! Ambiance? Excellent!!! We have been searching for good Italian food since moving from NY. Well, you won't get good food here. You will get amazing good here! We will be back!!

Osteria Natalina is a true hidden gem in Tampa! The cozy, authentic atmosphere makes you feel like you've stepped into a little Italian trattoria. While some may argue that fettuccine Alfredo isn't "real" Italian, theirs is absolutely incredible--rich, creamy, and downright addicting. Every dish is made with love and high-quality ingredients. If you're looking for an intimate spot with amazing homemade pasta, this is it!

This. Place. Is. A. Must. My husband found out about Osteria from a friend and decided to bring me here for a surprise birthday dinner. It. Was. AMAZING. We brought our own bottle of wine and paid a $25 corkage fee. This was worth it because I had a special bottle for the occasion. But they do have wine and beer for purchase (no liquor that I saw). The restaurant is that of a small Italian cucina, very quaint and romantic. Only about a dozen tables or so and first come first serve, no reservations. We waited about 40 min for our table (party of 2) but was able to open our wine and be served while waiting. The service was EXQUISITE! Wow, what an experience from the time we arrived to when we left. Everyone was so knowledgeable and nice! The menu has a variety of Italian dishes. We started with the special meatball appetizer and mussels. The BEST! The meatballs were perfection! My husband had one of the specials with included the most TENDER filet I've ever had along with a decadent truffle pasta I couldn't decide on a dish (they all sounded so good!). Our server helped me and I decided on chicken parmigiana. Keep in mind, they will make (and your server will tell you this) ANY TRADITIONAL ITALIAN DISH. The service is just amazing. To top it off, one of the server overheard my husband tell another customer it was my birthday (while we had been waiting for a table). So at the end, it was a surprise to us both when we were brought two mini cannolis. Of course they were PERFECTION. So, with all that said and in case I didn't use enough capital words...YOU MUST EXPERIENCE THIS RESTAURANT AND ALL THEY HAVE TO OFFER. Come with an appetite and your own bottle of wine if you wish. Our experience here was exquisite and I hope to go back one day soon! P.S. they also have a pretty busy to-go service, so if you don't have the time to enjoy the ambiance, at least try the food to go!

I am conflicted when it comes to restaurants that don't take reservations. On one hand, it has to be a great feeling as a restaurateur to have such a popular & successful joint (see:The Garlic in NSB). On the other, as a diner, it sucks out loud to be thwarted by an excessive wait time for a table. Henceforth, my previous attempts to dine at Osteria proved futile. With so few tables, it was nearly impossible to secure one on a Friday or Saturday night. However, after my son finished performing in a theater production up the road...we thought we'd give it another try. HOLY MOTHER OF GOD am I glad we did. We waited about 5 minutes for a table for 4. Service was impeccable and attentive. Food was unbelievably delicious. Pasta pillows, gnocchi, bruschetta, snapper special, lasagna of the day...it was all just perfect. Absolutely love the 20% service charge to be distributed to all FOH and BOH employees. Tipped on top of that because the service was that good. Will definitely return!

Such lovely & attentive staff on a busy Saturday night. The dishes were thoroughly explained and items not shown on the menu were offered. Our meals were delicious! What a perfect setting for my first dinner in Tampa!

Food was absolutely delicious, it just took a while to get to me. Was quoted a certain amount of time to receive food and it took much longer.

This place rocks. The food is incredible, the service is great, and the wines are phenomenal. I highly recommend this if you're looking for a great Italian meal. It is pretty small, and they don't do reservations, so get there earlyish if you're going on a weekend. If you have a wait, it's a really great excuse to drink good wine:)

This review is for takeout. I ordered online from their website and picked up dinner on Valentine's Day. We ordered the sacchettini with grilled chicken, the fettuccini with shrimp, and the chicken milanese, and a caesar salad and a tiramisu. The food was ready and packaged when I arrived right on time for the pickup. The food was cold. It was generally delicious, especially the pasta. My husband said his fettuccini was perfectly al dente and the shrimp perfectly cooked as well. The sacchettini were so delicious with just enough pear to cut through the richness of the cheese. The chicken milanese was all pounded to very thin, which was fine, but it was no longer crispy as it had been in plastic container for a while. But it tasted good, and the portion was large enough for my kids to share. The salad that came with the chicken milanese was good, but the caesar salad was utterly forgettable (every component was as generic as a low-end Italian place -- I expected better of this restaurant). The tiramisu was excellent and a great portion. I have lived in South Tampa for over a decade, but this was my first visit here because they don't take reservations and they also don't take kids. I'm hoping that the cold food was the result of a busy Valentine's Day for the restaurant because takeout is really my family's only option for eating here again.

First of, service was awesome. We got there arouns 5:40 on a Friday and was so glad because by 6 there's no tables available. Dishes were relatively on the pricy side for a casual place. We had veal (high hope but super disappointed) that was luke warm and not very tasty, and the beef tip mushroom pappardelle (taste good but absolutely had too much butter in it), each dish was $33 on top of appetizers and drinks. And on top, they impose a 20% service charge which i did not like. I have no problem tipping 20% or more especially when the service was excellent like here, just not necessary to do that (for a two-person table).

Tried this place out for the first time a few weeks ago and I'm mad I didn't know about it sooner. The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable. The food is always fresh and prepared daily. They have a great wine selection and the ambiance is perfect for a date night w/ a partner or friends! 10/10

The service and food was amazing and it's hard to get good Italian since we moved her 20 years ago from Chicago

You're an Italian joint and want 5 stars from this Southern boy, you betta bring the goods and Osteria Natalina does. First of all, why didn't I think of the name Natalina for my baby girl instead of Gidget? That would have been so much better, oh well her problem now not mine, back to the review. I'm in T-Town looking for some supper and as always I open up my YELP app for some local guidance. Feeling like Italian and Natalia shows highly rated. I head that way around 9pm, damn near missed the joint since it sits in a common looking strip mall, simple sign and that's cool cuz I'm a simple man. Walk in and am greeted by a lovely hostess Deann, who also happens to be my waitress. She was sweeter than stolen honey this pretty thang. The place is like a small rectangular room with maybe 12 tables. Quaint, moody vibe. I like it already. I order a cold beverage and peruse the menu, which to be honest seemed 70-30 leaning to Italian seafood dishes. I ask about specials and sweet D tells me they've got some sleepers, names 'em, then get this...tells me "but our chef will make you anything you want". Say again? I felt so at home I expected if I peeked in the kitchen I might see my momma Cookin' up corn bread and frogs legs. Have you EVER had a restaurant cater to your culinary desires to cook you whatever you want? So I test her....how about some aglio olio or Cacio 'e Pepe'? Sweet D just nods and says no problem! My boy goes for the latter and on the first bite he looked like he'd been dipped in shit and rolled in cracker crumbs. I opted for the creamy rigs with filet and mushroom...melt in yo damn mouth. Just amazing. If you gonna slap me around a bit like that just go on and finish your business, they did....Tiramisu and some lemon chantilly cake. Wow, just amazing, I was as happy as a tick on a fat dog. Summed up, you need a romantic spot, not too noisy, with top shelf service and food that'll knock your Buster Browns clean off, Osteria Natalina is your place.

Yet another great experience at Natalina. Food, service, ambience are the best! We will continue to go back again and again.

I was told this was the best Italian in Tampa Bay so I made the trek from Clearwater on my birthday for dinner. I'm torn because there wasn't anything that was terrible but nothing that screamed best Italian I've ever had either. The service was extremely lacking and slow to the point of irritation. I tried to be understanding but they didn't look short handed. It's a very small restaurant. However they seem to have quite a few take out orders so they need somebody dedicated to that. I felt the menu was limiting for things I like, however, I was told you can ask for any Italian dish and they will make it. The olive tapenade they bring out with the bread needs more olive oil. The sachettini looked like the most delicious option so that's what I chose. It was very very good. Unique and delicious! The portion was small for the price though. My dinner companion had the chicken which was good. Penne with vodka sauce on the side. I would not recommend their vodka sauce which I think they call Princess sauce. That is typically my favorite dish but theirs tasted like literal tomato soup. The Limoncello cake was very good. Light and spongey with a light frosting The chocolate gelato was a dark chocolate and had an odd flavor Overall if you are in the area and don't mind very little service in this small restaurant, I would say try it out. However this isn't a place I would intentionally make the drive to again Good but not amazing

We used to frequent this establishment. However, unfortunately they do not allow children even if the entire restaurant is empty. While this is stated on their website, we did not expect this from a simple Italian restaurant that seemed very accommodating. We will not return even without our child due to this policy.

This is a smaller, intimate S. Tampa delight. While I was initially turned off over the phone, we proceeded to the restaurant, an hour before closing. I typically never do this, as I feel it is unthoughtful to the wait staff and chefs. However, 5 hungry people overruled my standard operating procedure. While in transit, we viewed their menu on-line, to order promptly upon our arrival. As soon as we entered I immediately understood why children under 10 were not permitted. With total seating of roughly two dozen, a unruly child could easily kill the ambiance. On this evening, the jovial party of six, seated at the front of the restaurant provided the other patrons with the perfect atmosphere. The only thing better than authentic Italian food; is enjoying Italian food whilst listening to Italians conversing. Absolutely perfect! The waitress was a delight. The place is warm and cozy. The restroom was clean. All in all this is a must visit for those looking for a authentic Italian experience.

Italian food served by brazialians. Lol. It was ok. Nothing to right home about. Mussels were disappointing. Pasta dishes all around top notch.

We loveeeee this for a date night! Quaint atmosphere with the best staff. Food is always good! They do add 20% to every bill

An unassuming Italian restaurant located in a strip mall that went above expectations! Ambiance is very understated and has only a few tables available. They provide bread with an olive tapenade. We got the calamari appetizer, which is not fried calamari but grilled with vegetables. We also got the yellow fin tuna, which was a bit fishy. The entrees were great, with the lasagna special being our favorite! I usually avoid lasagna because it tends to get mushy and over cooked. This lasagna was firm and held together well, and tastes like a warm hug. We also tried a few other dishes which all tasted great. They also have an extensive wine selection. Surprised at how much I enjoyed this place being I'm a native NY/NJ where Italian food is abundant. Service was also amazing and would definitely come back again. Overall a great place if you're looking for a no-frills, low-key place with great, home cooked italian food.

The gnocchi with the tomato sauce is very delicious. It's hard to get in cause there's only a few tables, but the food is pretty good.

This place is super tiny, super uncomfortable like a Tiny narrow alley or long deep closet, with about 10 tables. The kitchen is behind a wall with a tiny slit that the food comes out, just big enough for a plate so you can not see in the kitchen at all. Kinda shady. This was suppose to be our romantic dinner out & it turned into a horrific terrible experience with long waits, cold food/over cooked veal pasta etc., There is no salt or pepper on the table & we had to wait like 20 mins to get the black pepper for our salads. The salads came dressed very lightly so we loved that & there was two wines we like on the wine list but they were out of the Montepulciano. Out of a lot of stuff. So the waitress recommended another that was just as nice. None of the veal on the menu was available and all 3 specials were lamb. Lamb Cannelloni, lamb chops and Lamb lasagna. They pushed it hard on us, they were pushing it hard on everyone we always order veal. We didn't want lamb. However, the waitress said we could order anything, that they would make it. She said they had the veal scaloppini & they could make us that. So hubby got veal Parma, and I got veal Marsala as I usually do. First it came out cold with hot pasta. And it looked nice but the veal was cold. I tasted it. So we sent them back and instead of making us a fresh one, they microwaved it and ruined it as your not suppose to reheat veal it's so delicate especially scallopini. It came back half the size, half as much, bc they cut off the bad parts from over cooking. The waitress even said she "scraped the cheese and sauce off to reheat it" hubby was astonished she admitted that to his face. Hubby was not pleased with half his entree missing, neither was I & we told the waitress, and mine was now chewy like Rubber, what was left of it and hubby was also missing his cheese on top. WOW. Just a disaster. And we waited almost 2 hours for those entrees. Hubby asked for it to be taken off his check... Then, the owner came over like out of a bad B mafia movie & was really mad and stuck his finger in my face, and in a really thick Jersey shore Italian accent kind of way, told us to GTFO never come back. We told him that was not a problem & we left. I felt really bad for him he was so mad that hubby didn't want his half cut off portion of veal he messed up. I didn't want my rubber veal either so it all ended well I guess. But I looked online & found several incidents where this hot head movie mafia guy has lost his temper like this before. Hot head men that loose it like this over a plate of food is not normal & not good for any kind of business. I have to agree with that other Yelper that left the review that said he was rude to her & wouldn't allow her children in his restaurant. You def do not want your children around this hot headed guy who can't control his temper. Do not recommend.

By far the best Italian food in Tampa, service is great and authentic Italian food they will make anything g you want.

Seriously the BEST Italian food I have eaten in Florida -maybe even better than places in New Jersey and New York!! Service is phenomenal!! Presentation is perfect! Fantastic wine list and the menu is just large enough that everyone can find the perfect choice!!

Delicious but quite pricey. Small and dimly lit, very nice romantic date night spot. Service was exceptional. Loved the parmigiana, did not love the lasagna too much.

We came to Osteria Natalina the night before Valentine's Day. We arrived right as they opened which was a good plan as they have limited seating (maybe 8 tables total - a couple with four seats and the rest two seats). It filled up quick so we are excited for our meals. I got the lasagna, which had thin layers of noodles with a meat sauce. It was a good portion size. My husband got the chef's special of the night - a pasta dish with lobster and crab which he enjoyed. We did debate amongst ourselves whether the parmesan cheese was freshly grated - the waitstaff carried around a large glass container with the cheese in it. It's been a while since we have had the Kraft Parmesan cheese so we honestly weren't sure. For this restaurant, I would have thought they would grate the cheese at the table. One thing that was a bummer was that their tiramisu wasn't ready to be sliced yet so we didn't get to try it. As we left there were several parties waiting for a table and we can agree that Osteria Natalina is worth returning to.

This place has my heart. After studying abroad in Florence I was constantly craving a restaurant that felt .. well, Italian. This is one of the closest you're gonna get in Tampa! The restaurant is very small and doesn't take reservations so I recommend going with groups of 4 or less and trying to go as close to 5 as you're able to get a good seat. Apart from that the atmosphere is intimate and you feel like you're with family when you're seated here. The lasagna (specifically meatball) is sooo pillowy soft and delicious. The pear sachetinni are rich and filling. The staff is so accommodating and lets you know they can prepare most any American-Italian dish. I've ordered a full tray of lasagna to-go now for my birthday during COVID as well as for Easter dinner. My parents are from Chicago and constantly ask if I've been here recently since they enjoyed it so much the last time they visited!

At around 8:25pm-8:30pm on 7/21/23 I entered the restaurant Osteria Natalina with my husband and my service animal. We asked for a table for 2, the restaurant was pretty empty, only a few tables were seated. There were two employees behind a counter at the hostess's area. One employee was a white female with blonde hair and the other employee was a male who may be of Hispanic descent with black/brown hair and facial hair. The employees did not want to give us their names nor the owners. The female employee after looking at us immediately stated that they do not accept pets. I told her it's a service animal. She asked for paperwork. I explained to her what business are allowed to ask per ADA and there is no paperwork per ADA. Per ADA businesses can only ask two questions, Is it a service animal? What tasks does it provide? They cannot ask what your disability is nor ask you to have the animal perform the task. She rudely asked the questions to me and I answered them. After I answered the questions the female employee rolled her eyes at me and the male employee then states sorry the owner says there's a no dog rule and he's not here so there's not anything we can do. I explain ADA again to both of them, they continue to state we are not allowed in the restaurant and will not be allowed service. I leave with my husband and service animal after this. If it was not for my service animal which is needed for my disability we would have been seated and received service at this restaurant. I was discriminated against due to my disability as I need a service animal for my disability. I wish I did not have to need a service animal or have my disability. It's very frustrating when I'm denied public access because I have a disability. If I could give zero stars I would but yelp does not allow that.

The food and service here were great! My hubby and I split several dishes - the meatball appetizer, caesar salad and the pear/gorgonzola pasta 'purses' (forgot the actual dish name). All were terrific. Our friends had entrees that looked really good (and they said were great as well) - one had some of the biggest shrimps and scallops I've seen, with grilled asparagus and some penne vodka - I would totally order that next time. She said the scallops were melt-in-your-mouth perfect. The other was a snapper dish, it also came with the penne vodka, I can't remember what else. All in all a great place to get italian and seafood. If I come back to Tampa I will make a stop here!

Oh my gosh!! This place was OUTSTANDING! The service, the food, *chefs kiss*! We were just visiting Tampa for the weekend and my husband was craving Italian. He spent some time in Italy while stationed there and so he's a bit more particular about his Italian food. We came across Osteria Natalina on Yelp and with its great reviews and authentic looking food we knew we had to check it out! I don't believe I need to go into detail about everything. Place was small and quaint, it was loud on our particular night due to a rowdy 8-10 top seated next to us, but it's fine. Service was very quick! We narrowed it down to two items and had him pick his favorite of our two, and then pair it with a glass of wine. I forget what my husband got, but I got the squid ink pasta dish. I LOVE unique foods, so this was completely up my alley. My husband had a bite and said mine was so much better than his.

We yelped this restaurant as we came down here from Philadelphia to cheer on our Eagles. We were greeted by Deanna. She was lovely.Adolfo was the big cheese of the restaurant. He recommended a great bottle of Italian wine which did not disappoint. My long time boyfriend is not a big drinker but I love my wine. ( had 2 glassWe order a Caesar salad, which was excellent. We also ordered the beef lasagna and the seafood special of the day.WOW This place is a hidden gem. We ate out a lot this trip Berns and On Swan just to name a few . This place will NOT disappoint.A must visit. Adolfo was awesome. The desserts were also incredible

I was worried when I first looked at the menu. The waitress told me they could make any Italian dish (spaghetti, chicken parm, etc). I chose the chicken parm and it was the BEST! I will be back!

If I was a musician I would probably write a love song about Osteria Natalina. There's absolutely everything to fall in love with about this restaurant. It's unpretentious and delicious. It's warm and relaxing. It's hospitable and unfussy. It's somehow as relaxing as it is enchanting. I mean how often is it you get to feel enchanted, transported, dazzled, and energized without feeling all of your senses rushing. In fact the experience is so understated that you can actually allow your taste buds to get all the action for themselves! I loved loved loved the princess sauce, so much so that it reminded me that I do LOVE simple pasta after years of convincing myself it's not for me. They serve beer and wine and have several specials available. AND serve yummy table bread with olive tapenade. For any Italian food lovers and skeptics this is a MUST GO.

The food was absolutely amazing, but the service was even better! The owners were incredibly friendly and made our dinner truly special. Highly recommend this place!

The best italian restaurant in the US!!! Unique taste and experience!!! A little piece of Italy in Tampa!