Gloria Z.
Yelp
Nice little Italian eatery tucked in a sad little strip - you can miss it if you blink. It's a very casual place, paper napkins, no booths. Cute and kitschy ambiance, and oh the heavenly aroma when you first walk in. And the food's fine, they offer both chicken AND VEAL with numerous classic preparations along with assorted pasta dishes.
We came early on a Saturday afternoon but it was starting to get busy before 3:00. Just one waitress handled all the tables, she did a great job.
Calamari is rings only. Although we specifically requested they not be cooked beyond a golden color, they still came out brown and the coating was crispy. The Calamari itself however was tender and good, but could have been so much better. Lately we've experienced an epidemic of overcooked fried foods and it's starting to tick me off. Anyway it came with a cup of hot, chunky and flavorful marinara. Two of the four garlic rolls suffered a similar fate, I spoke up and them replaced, you can see the pictures.
We each had a Veal dish and were totally satisfied. It was cool to hear the sound of the Veal being pounded in the kitchen after placing our order. It was quality meat and we were both satisfied. The sauces were excellent- Francese and Capri styles. Served over linguine. Portion size just right. Salads were fresh. We were checked on frequently. My husband was pleased with the wine. I had a Peroni.
We saw a beautiful genuine pizza pie en route to a neighboring table. It looked amazing and I have a strong feeling the reports are true, real NY pizza is here. Alas they do not sell by the slice, but I can see myself coming back, eating two slices and bringing the rest home for gentle rewarming later.
Although casual dining, they do take reservations...I had called earlier in the week to see if they had Veal, I mentioned it was our first visit and the time I figured we'd come, and she said, 'you won't need a reservation then.'
Something else to note- the prices are very reasonable.
Glad to have Troni's on my ever-expanding (geographically) Italian restaurant list. Next stop...... ??