Heather L.
Google
I was really excited to try this place because the menu looked great, with all the traditional Italian favorites, and when we walk in there's a man speaking Italian to the hostess. It was busy, but we got a table fairly quickly, in less than ten minutes. Unfortunately the food was just meh. I had the baked ziti, one kid had fettuccine Alfredo, and my other kid had penne primavera. Our salads came first, and they were warm, to match the building itself. The restaurant did not offer much relief from the 85-degree heat outside. The salad seemed fresh, with lettuce, tomato, cucumber, and onions, but having it warm just was not appetizing. The complimentary bread was piping hot, so that was nice, and it tasted fine with butter. Nothing to write home about. The baked ziti had no flavor. Just noodles, tomato sauce, and cheese, but didn't seem to be seasoned at all. I asked the kids how theirs was and we all felt our entrees were a 3 out of 5. I had a Pepsi and the kids had water, and those were all great. Very cold and the right amount of syrup in the Pepsi. And our server was fabulous. Very friendly and prompt, got everything right. No complaints there. Also the price was fine: $52 for the three of us. But if you're looking for flavor, I'd skip it.