A wonderful taste of Southern Italy in Moorestown! We had a fantastic dining experience at…read moreCarollo's Little Italy! The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and full of flavor. The covered, heated patio recreates the cozy atmosphere of a traditional trattoria nestled in the mountain villages east of Naples! Our server was attentive, and we never felt rushed! The meal starts with a generous basket of crusty Italian bread and garlic knots, accompanied by a delicious eggplant caponata spread. Each entrée also includes your choice of soup or salad. The Pescatore was loaded with seafood, including shrimp, scallops, clams, calamari, and mussels, served over your choice of pasta (I chose penne) and topped with a delicious fra diavolo tomato sauce. A seafood lover's dream with just the right Italian flair! The Grilled Salmon was another excellent choice, perfectly seared and served with a colorful assortment of mixed vegetables. Fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Absolutely fantastic dishes that any seafood lover will appreciate! Both dishes were impressive, and the quality of the food made the meal especially enjoyable. Best of all, this location is BYOB, so bring your favorite bottle of wine and sit back, relax, and enjoy a wonderful Italian meal! If you love Italian food and seafood, Carollo's Little Italy is definitely worth a visit. We would happily return and recommend it to anyone looking for a great Italian dining experience in Moorestown!

The service is 10 out of 10 as are the potions. Food was very good, sit outside and remember to…read morebring a bottle of wine. Skip the coffee, not that good

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.

Delicious I love their vodka pasta as well as the salad, which is super delicious sauce. The…read moreportion size is amazing andtruly is worth the money. I also had the lobster ravioli and absolutely enjoyed it. Overall, has a homely feel and is a cute restaurant with friendly service.

Couldn't even get in. They stopped seating an hour and thirty before closing, are you kidding me?…read moreWe drove here and got turned away at 8:40 when they close at 10pm. Y'all lame. Your parking lots empty too, how about closing at 5pm when your parking lots look like this. This a Friday night at 8:40pm on a crisp hot July night. Lame.

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.

A beautiful venue for a bridal shower! It is located on the Rancocas Creek so the view is…read morephenomenal especially in Fall with the changing leaves. The shower was in a space off of the main dining room and on the water. We could go outside for an even better view. Plenty of room for a flowers arranging booth and a little market stand with favors. The food was delicious. Three choices a chicken parm, salmon or ravioli were available. All three had good comments. I had the salmon. It was a good size piece with mashed potatoes and broccoli. A pear vodka spritz was yummy so was the blueberry/lemon mocktail (you could add vodka) The staff were welcoming and efficient .

We haven't been here in years, but we met friends out for dinner in early August and they have…read moreupdated and done construction to improve the restaurant, but I guess I was just really shocked at how the prices have increased and we're astronomical for one person's dinner. We had an older gentleman, I wanna say his name was Robert or Bob for our server and he was good, but he seemed like he had way too many tables to handle, but that was Not his fault. All of the appetizers were delicious, but there was four of us in our party and we are all adults and have big appetite so maybe appetizers next time won't be adequate, but our dinners were delicious, but some of them were wrong. Our dear friend was with us and she got the fillet and it was supposed to be medium, but it was well done and Robert did not check back in time so our friend ended up just eating the tough and overdone filet mignon My husband got some sort of pasta and what's supposed to have a protein in it, but they never put it in there and my meat lasagna looked like it had gray meat in it, but by the time Robert came back it was pretty much pointless to continue our meals Anyway, I don't think I would go back. The decor and atmosphere and ambience are beautiful, but the food was ..... how do I put it? It was disappointing and the meals and menu looked delicious, but the prices were ridiculous for the quality that we got.

This pizza crust is fn fire. TX to NJ. Fn fire, toppings a plenty.For sure recommend.read more

Completely overrated. Below average pizza, no flavor in the wings, and they completely forgot my…read morepasta and when asked gave me a sloppy bowl of fettuccine with very little alfredo sauce. I thought in yelp the ratings are not biased, simply not the case for this place. What an awful experience!!!!

Haven't been here in a while, and was in the mood for some pasta... So what better way to stop by a…read moregreat little dive bar and get some great pasta then on pasta flight night! Found a couple seats and the bartender greeted us right away! Always super friendly staff. Started off with some steamers which were delicious in the wine and garlic sauce. Sopped up the juices with garlic bread. The pasta flights were delicious. Each sauce better than the next. My favorite is the bolognese or the Alfredo. I had the bolognese on penne, Alfredo on tortellini, and a marinara on my ravioli. Also had a side of meatballs! Also had the Fra Diavlo on gnocchi and the vodka sauce. Pasta flights are on Wednesdays along with trivia. Check out their specials for other fun events each night of the week.

Once I saw a video on this place serving a pasta flight on Wednesdays, I reached out to my cousin…read moreand we booked it there. Nothing makes me happier than a food flight. It's like here's 3 smaller portions to try instead of one main dish, its perfect. I started with a Caesar salad. Dressing on the side, maybe too many croutons but a standard salad. Penny vodka, capellini Alfredo and gnocchi bolognese. The meat sauce was a small upcharge and worth it. Every one of these pastas was delicious, really well seasoned, pasta was cooked perfectly and plenty of sauce. Wednesday night is possibly also karaoke night so at some point it's going to get overly loud with the host playing a music question. Plenty of parking and easy location to get to. Service was great, the ladies were very attentive and friendly.

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.

had this from a food truck at the italian festival, it wasn't bad but i've had better.read more

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!

My boyfriend and I went here for happy hour. What a delight this place is. We got the half off…read moreflight based on the 3 wine flavors they have available for happy hour. We then got a berry mule off the happy hour menu. Honestly next time I would get the berry mule and try the other cocktails on the happy hour menu. It was really good. Off the happy hour menu we got the flatbread, white bean dip, empanada and chicken fingers. Highly recommend the flatbread and white bean dip. For dessert we had the ala dude cookie skillet. I would go back for the cookie skillet itself. It was delicious. Overall it was a beautiful place in an area you wouldn't expect (next to a dunkin' donuts). The waitress was very kind and explained their advanced menu. But again since we just ordered off the happy hour menu it wasn't bad. Just to let you know our bill was under $60 for 2 people with multiple plates and drinks! Highly recommend :)

Went to Bar Tacconelli's tonight hoping to be WOWED, but WOWED I was not! The service was good but…read morethe food excellence that Tacconelli's usually delivers was not present tonight. We ordered 4 small plates. Meatballs which we had from Vince before and loved, not so much tonight. They were cold, bland and very dense. Gnocchi which were mushy and lacked flavor. The arancini were over cooked (fried). The Sicilian pizza was the best, then again it should be Tacconelli's is known for pizza. Dessert was ok tiramisu. but the cappuccino was horrible! I'm not even sure what the served me! It was like mud, thick and bitter with no froth. They need to go back to the drawing board and start over. We actually cancelled a future reservation we made with friends. We will not be going back anytime soon!