Went there recently with a friend. We got the chicken parm & red/white pizza. Both were very good!…read moreThe gentleman who was there singing was quite entertaining. He walked around & got the crowd involved. The place is a bit small and costs a little more than other restaurants in the area.

We have been at Casa Nostra many times and have really enjoyed our meals. Tonight however, our…read moretable of 4 ordered a lasagna, (very good, generous portion ) a chicken dish ( so good, enough left over for lunch tomorrow), and 2 veal dishes... terribly disappointing! About half the thickness compared to what they used to serve, and needed-a-steak knife tough and chewy! It used to be fork tender and delicious... both Veal dishes were different, but both were not tender at all. I didn't want to embarrass the other couple by complaining, but will not continue to recommend the veal. Desserts were very good.

Boubon & Cigar social with an array of appetizers from the restaurant. Price included buffet,…read moredrinks, 2 free cigars and a tee shirt. This restaurant is always a great spot to come on a regular day. I will look out for more events such as these.

food is nooot worth the price, i've gotten the pizza here twice before and both times it was ok but…read morenothing special (and super oily); a pizza pie so tiny and flavorless has no reason to be this expensive. why am i spending 17 dollars on a 12" pizza? this is one of those pretentious fancy restaurants where you pay more money for less food. i could've gotten a better pizza from the frozen aisle in stop and shop meatball trio wasn't my favorite either, my mom liked it but they didn't taste like much to me, very spongy and soft. the sauce was decent. there was not enough meatball to justify it being 17 dollars the bread tastes like any bread you could get at the store there's an open kitchen, and the server made sure to mention they have a policy where food comes out "as it's finished," meaning you and whoever you came withs food will come out at different times which is kinda awkward and i don't see the point. the decor is modern meaning boring black, white, and shades of grey with nothing interesting, just as flavorful as the food. everything is just so boring to look at in there, this place is like a modern sims 4 build with all the marble countertop and black and white

Was in the area for work and looked up pizza options. I found Toscana and it is amazing pizza. The…read morepizza has a thin crust and is very tasty. The owner is also very personable, and generous. I will be back when I am in the area for work! The chicken pizza slice is my recommendation!

Excellent service, food was fantastic Ambiance was very…read morepleasant Staff was very knowledgeable

Mozzarella sticks completely soggy and pizza mediocre at best. I would never order grandma pie…read moreagain. It was very doughy and salty. Best thing was fries.

Lorenzos was another place on my list to try. My wife and I drove over on a Sunday October night…read more There was not a lot of people dining in, maybe 1/2 full. It was quick and easy to order. The pizza slice I had was very good. It pretty much lived up to the hype I have been reading. We ordered a chicken cheesesteak special. The bread was great, the chicken was juicy, the cooper cheese went well, this was a very good cheesesteak. Very friendly service and a very cool and relaxed vibe.

Lovely atmosphere. Terrific food. My grandson and I really enjoy visiting this restaurant. We have…read morenever had a bad meal.

Monday, 10/5/26. Quick turnaround visit to South Jersey to visit my youngest son and his gf. A…read moresuper fantastic milestone definitely worth celebrating. #ProudMamaBear We ended up here in this unassuming spot which awed and impressed our party of 3. *Friendly, efficient service. Our server had every special already memorized and we were one of the 1st patrons for the evening. *Great ambiance. Clean, classy (including white tablecloths) and, as you can see, fall decorations up and popping. *Two thumbs up on the coconut shrimp (the spicy mango was chef's kiss); sweet Italian sausage/cannellini bean/broccoli rabe (the broth was D-LISH); sour dough bread (ALWAYS a fan of that olive oil/seasoning); house salad (SUPER fresh); Caesar salad (would have loved some anchovies ... don't judge me); chicken parm (forgot pic of it *sigh*), and cheese ravioli (quite flavorful for just a cheese filling). My son and his gf have been living in South Jersey for 3+ years and actually lived walking distance from this restaurant for a year, but this was their first time eating here. He was absolutely pleased, which is a good thing ... being the foodie that he is. He says he will definitely add this to their rotation. Totally enjoyable meal. Thanks for the memories Voorhees, NJ. Hoping YOU get a chance to experience their humble establishment. When you do ... tell them you saw it on Yelp!

Nice atmosphere. Eating outside in the summer is really very nice. Above average food. Good…read moreservice. Convenient parking. Good value.

Our server recommended the flatbread special so we ordered it and despite finding it on the bland…read moreside we did finish it - adding extra cheese, salt and pepper to it. In passing we mentioned it only when asked by our server if we liked it that it had lacked flavor. To our surprise she took it off our bill. This is the kind of service you really don't find anymore and one of the reasons I like coming back to tutti toscani. I ordered the veal which is always good, large lump crab on top. My husband got the trio of pasta but only enjoyed two of the three. The rest of the table raved about the mushroom special almost licking the plate clean - I am not a fans of mushrooms so I'll trust them. Overall I always enjoy coming here, I don't feel like I've been ripped off when the bill hits the table and service is usually good. I do enjoy sitting outside better than inside when able it's a prettier feel to me.

The food was amazing!! I got the shrimp and scallops with angel hair pasta. It was so good and the…read morewhite sauce was perfect. My boyfriend ordered the pork chop but didn't like it and Lindsey was so nice and accommodating. Ordered the chicken parm and he loved it. The BREADDDDDD WAS EVERYTHING TOOO! They heard we loved the bread and as we left they boxed some up for us. Tommy the bus boy was also soo sweet. Good food and service were 10/10. Defiantly give it a try if you're in the area.

Went here for a surprise 70th birthday party not knowing what to expect since we live about an hour…read moreaway near Philadelphia. Food was amazing from the appetizers (calamari, mussels) to the main dishes and everything was delicious. We were able to order off the menu which has so many choices. And I don't want to forget the specials which were indeed, *special*! The service from Dina and her team of ass't servers and bus people was amazing! How she handled 22 people so calmly, warmly, and efficiently is beyond me. Very comfortable and clean restaurant, including the bathrooms. We can't wait to return to this wonderful restaurant. It's totally worth the drive!

We had a lovely experience at Il Villaggio. That could not have been done without our excellent…read moreserver, Marco. He took amazing care of us, made great dining suggestions, and has wonderful hospitality and professionalism. The restaurant is very lucky to have him! We tried a variety of things. I recommend the Villaggio Doli and Peach Cosmo cocktails. They were sweet and fruity. The Doli uses infused fresh pineapple! For appetizers, my aunt tried the French onion soup special which she described as earthy and robust. The shrimp cocktail was a delight, with four large and meaty shrimps. The fried calamari was nice and crispy and came with the most amazing sauce. I had the lobster ravioli for dinner, which came with a huge helping of meat packed in each bite. The filet mignon my aunt had was so tender. It cut like butter. It does not come with any sides so you do have to order something separately to accompany the steak. And my uncle tried the eggplant parmesan special which came with their housemade gnocchi. He really enjoyed the freshness of the dish and crispiness of the cheese. We shared the chocolate lava cake and crème brûlée for dessert. Both desserts were divine. We didn't leave a crumb behind. If you're looking for an elevated Italian restaurant in South Jersey, wrapped up in a cozy restaurant with a beautiful fireplace and a gorgeous bar, this would be your place!

This restaurant needs to stay on our radar more often!…read more Il Villaggio offers a Happy Hour Menu with drink and food specials. It's $6 off bar menu items, $3 off cocktails and wine, and $2 off draft beers. Sunday through Thursday from 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM. At the bar, we enjoyed the Filet Mignon Carpaccio, the Shrimp Spring Rolls, and we all shared the Homemade Gnocchi (Porcini cream sauce). Get the gnocchi! For dinner, we ordered the Homemade Lobster Raviolis, Penne Vodka (my love and I split this) and one of the ravioli specials. Everything was delicious. We sat at a high-top table in the beautiful bar area. It was lively and cozy. There was live entertainment but at a comfortable volume. The staff was very welcoming and warm. Even the food runners were engaging. A great time all around!

I only ever order two things from this place, so I can't speak for all of their food, just the ones…read morethat I order. I order the kids' cheeseburger meal, which gives you three little cheeseburgers and a bunch of fries, the abundance of food for the cost is exceptional. My son loves them. I have, since I moved to Marlton, been buying there, buffalo chicken cheesesteak cheese fries. They are so, so so GOOD! I only ever order to go, so I don't really know how their service is outside of ordering, and they always are very friendly when ordering or picking up your food.

My family orders take-out from here quite often. Service is usually pretty fast, even on weekend…read morenights. They all really enjoy the pizza, well done, and I liked my caesar salad with grilled chicken. It was certainly a big portion!

Cucina Carini is a wonderful Italian restaurant with a warm, inviting ambiance and food that is…read moredefinitely above average. We ordered the calamari, Trio di Mare, and the grilled salmon, and every dish was fresh, flavorful, and well prepared. The complimentary house salad, fresh bread, and cheesecake dessert were all excellent and made the meal feel complete. The atmosphere is comfortable and perfect for a relaxing dinner with family or friends. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is that the restaurant charges a credit card service fee without informing customers in advance. A simple notice on the menu or by the register would go a long way in avoiding an unpleasant surprise at the end of an otherwise enjoyable meal. Overall, the food and ambiance make Cucina Carini worth visiting, and I would gladly return.

More of a 3 1/2, but, for the 1 BILLIONTH TIME, Yelp still hasn't listened to my petition to…read moreincorporate half stars, so here we are. I rounded down instead of up because of my personal experience that night, but I could see that half star going either way. ANYWHO, Cucina Carini.....a local pizza shop that has an attached dining room that, while pretty small, is also pretty nice. BYOB, which we didn't know heading in, and unless we are missing something, the only beverage options are either water, or whatever YOU bring. (We weren't asked what we would like to drink, nor saw any beverage options on the menu.) SO, water it was, which was fine with ME anyway. ALSO, another thing not listed on the *dine in menu,* is that they DO have a kids menu, which consists of what you would think it does; chicken fingers, fries and the like. We sit and get to work looking over the menu. We land on crab ravioli for me, (crab meat, asparagus & plum tomatoes in a sherry cream sauce), potato gnocchi for The Misses (With spinach & bacon simmered in a gorgonzola cream sauce,) and the chicken fingers meal for The Little One. Entrees comes with soup or salad (soup for her, salad for me). Where CC is losing some points is on service. Our server was fine, but the kitchen was very mixed up. When we sat, our Little One was being a kid, so while getting her situated, we ordered all of the mains. About 5 minutes later, when the server brought the bread over, we asked to order an appetizer of fried mozzarella (which I assumed would be the fresh mozzarella, breaded and fried, but instead was the packaged Sams club type breaded sticks variety..the menu says "Fried Mozzarella, Breaded mozzarella, fried golden crisp & served with marinara sauce. Nowhere does it mention "sticks." *shoulder shrug emoji*). In rapid succession after that, the kids meal came out, and then, and I mean probably 3-4 minutes after ordering the mozz *sticks,* THEY hit the table. Still no soup or salad. The mozzarella sticks were made suspiciously fast. Maybe 15-20 minutes later the ENTREES hit the table. The server does recognize that she never brought the soup or salad, and offers to put them in To-Go containers. *second shoulder shrug emoji* The entrees themselves were good, not great. Decent flavor, but both dishes underseasoned. A little salt would have gone a long way. I had to add parmesan cheese, red pepper flake, and some salt myself to coax a better flavor out of my ravioli. The Misses's gnocchi also needed some doctoring to bring out some true flavor. The kids meal was a generous portion size, but then again, it WAS $13, so..... We decided to actually do dessert, as The Little One wanted cake, and I had seen a picture of the Peanut Butter Bomb, and absolutely wanted to try it. One bomb, and one Lemoncello Cake slice was the order. The Lemoncello cake was good, but again, lacking in deep flavor. You got a hint of lemon, then the rest of the bite was chewing on air. It speaks to the lightness of the cake crumb, but the flavor needs to be punched up. The Peanut Butter Bomb however; no notes. Delicious. Chocolate mousse on top of a peanut butter mousse, on top of a chocolate cookie type base, the whole thing covered in chocolate and peanut drizzle (?) and sprinkled with peanuts. Definitely the best thing I ate here. SO, all things put together, it wasn't a bad night. Service was a little slow, which was only really a problem because we had a squirmy 7 year old. I probably would have appreciated the pace if it were The Misses and I just sipping a bottle of wine. But, the kitchen course timings and mix up, plus the muted flavor of pretty much every dish knocked it down a few pegs. I could see Cucina Carini easily being a 4 star spot and a go-to, "our spot" type place, it just didn't get there for me on my one visit. It's a little far from us, but if I'm in the area, I would definitely give it another shot.