Best bread in Tucson. Great ambiance. Something for everyone. Authentic Italian food.

We had lunch here recently with friends and enjoyed the experience. While the atmosphere is dated and dark, the service was very good, and the food was terrific. This is homestyle Italian cooking! The marinara sauce is outstanding! Portions are large, and necessitate taking home leftovers. I would go back in a heartbeat just for the marinara sauce!! read more

This place is so delicious! The flavor is so good and the garlic bread is perfect! Always have a great time. read more

Caruso's - Eggplant parm and lasagna - Pizza Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

Went for lunch. Water and sliced garlic bread..yummy...we ordered antipasto for 3...it was good however...I'm a nj girl and I was hoping for more meats and cheese...but it was good and their homemade dressing was very yummy. We ate veal park..served very differently....meat lasagna....nice size and looked good..I had shrimp mediterran shrimp..sauce was great...portion was great on all...we all got dessert....good food and good prices read more

Caruso's - Pomegrant trees grow on their patio... - Pizza Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

This was my (and my fiance's) first time here. Even though they were busy with the Sunday dinner rush, they seated us relatively quickly and our server was very attentive. Service is 5 stars, atmosphere is 4 stars (nice mood lighting, but a little cramped in some spots and our table was quite wobbly), food is 4 stars (we ordered the Half&Half and enjoyed it, but the portion was a tiny bit small when split between two people. And my fiance only liked one half of the Half&Half dish). BOTTOMLINE: if we are in the area, and craving Italian, we would probably go again. read more

Such an amazing dinner with my Wildcats. Lasagna was the best ever. We all got meatballs, and they were to die for. Will be back.

Stepping into this restaurant feels like stepping into a classic old mom and pop Italian restaurant. Low lighting, fake grapes, checkered tablecloths. The food wasn't fancy but comforting. Service was quick and it felt like a restaurant you would go to for a special occasion, without the high price. read more

I've only been to Caruso's once before, maybe 8 years ago. A group of friends decided to meet for lunch here today. I remembered the last time I was here it was pretty good and everyone seemed to like the food. I cannot say the same for my visit today. I ordered the chicken Alfredo and thankfully, asked for the sauce on the side. I typically do this because I'm not crazy about heavy garlic flavor. The sauce was not like anything resembling Alfredo sauce. It was a gritty, slime that was overdone with basil. The chicken was an over cooked piece of pressed meat with zero seasoning and there was maybe a 1/4 cup of spaghetti on the plate. I obviously wasn't thrilled with my meal and after just a taste of the sauce did not use it. I also left the chicken and just ate dry spaghetti. For $20, this was outrageously overpriced cafeteria food. The waiter brought garlic bread but only enough for 4 people, there were ten of us at the table. And I cannot believe any restaurant that calls itself Italian does not put grated cheese on the table! Seriously, Bianchi's or Olive Garden are far better bets than Caruso's. read more

Went there with my 2 daughters age 8 and 10 and my wife because we were hungry and were hoping for some nice family style Italian. Much to our disappointment, the service was terrible and food was worse. My daughter and I shared a pizza and it was 20.00 plus 6.00 for 2 toppings. The pizza tasted like cardboard and was not even fully cooked. Peter piper pizza seems gourmet in comparison. My other daughter ordered pasta, when we asked if she could have chicken added, they brought out a dry slab of chicken breast, and failed to mention it was an additional 8 dollars, the chicken was so dry and was not even cut. Even olive garden puts nice grilled slices of chicken in the kids pasta. In conclusion, DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME OR MONEY eating here, as the food is terrible and way over priced and service sub par. This was our second time here and both times had the same unfortunate experience. read more

I remember eating at Caruso's when I was a kid. It stays in my memory as the only "real" Italian restaurant I ever went to while growing up. It's a good memory. While we were in Tucson recently, I was excited to get the chance to eat at Caruso's again. Believe it or not, we were able to get seated right away on New Year's Eve when we dropped in by chance. I had the meat lasagna. I love lasagna, but I rarely eat it away from home. It was delicious, but not as cheesy and good as my wife makes it. Right, Honey? Everybody enjoyed their selections that night, and we were served promptly. Then, we were off to the Los Lobos concert. Now, that's another great story. read more

My wife and I frequent this Tucson Classic!! Great food, a nice relaxed atmosphere, and always a pleasant experience! Each time we've brought people here, they have wondered why they never made it here before. When it's nice outside (today was over 110, so not very nice outside!), there is a relaxing patio area. We love dining outside in the evening time. read more

I've been wanting to take my girlfriend out on a romantic date to a good Italian restaurant. I thought I'd give Caruso's on 4th Ave a try. There were three hostesses when we arrived. I told one of them that I would like a booth for two. One of the girls made a strange look on her face that was either confused, annoyed or both. I couldn't tell between the two expressions. One of the hostesses takes us to a table. I told her I had asked for a booth and I thought that was where we were going because she didn't acknowledge a booth wasn't available. That's when I figured out why one of the girls made a strange look. ** Just a heads up. Caruso's only takes reservations on large parties. Makes sense. But I still would have liked putting my name down to get a booth ** Shortly after we sat down our server came over and introduced himself. Forgot his name. But he was a decent fellow and was very knowledgeable about what was on the menu. I went in the establishment craving a cold beer. The beer menu lacked variety. It didn't entice me. Instead I ended up ordering a regular iced tea. The glass was huge, which is always great! ** Keep in mind that it can be a little loud in the restaurant sometimes. ** I ended up ordering The Caruso Special, which consisted of a ton of Italian spaghetti specialties. It was delicious! However, I did not feel like I got enough bang for my buck due to the rather small plate size. I wanted more for the $10.75 I put down for my meal. Don't get me wrong... Caruso's is still a good restaurant. But I will be thinking about my other options before I go back. read more

Great italian date night dinner..... The spicy marinara sauce on the chicken parmigiana is awesome!!! I was very happy, and the price is great! read more

Have made a few trips here over the last couple of months and both the food and the service is always excellent. On my last two visits I had the pleasure of being seated at a table in Charlotte's area. On previous occasions the waitresses were very efficient and knowledgeable about the various dishes, but Charlotte seems to bring that something 'extra' along with perfect service. A charming personality that makes you feel like she's happy you've chosen Caruso's for your dinner. *Note to manager/owner : As a manager myself for several years in the retail business, I want you to know she did everything the right way business-wise. When she arrived at my table with the glass of ice water she also asked if I would like a glass of wine to start things off, then throughout the meal stopped by several times to inquire if everything was OK and could she do anything else to make my visit even better, perhaps another glass of wine? At the end of the meal she brought the dessert menu and was ready to make a suggestion if I had left any room after that fabulous meal of clam sauce and red marinara over angel hair pasta. All this in spite of it being a Friday night between 7 and 9 o'clock when the restaurant was busy busy busy. Is this the kind of service customers should expect at a restaurant? Of course. Is it the kind of service you get in most restaurants here in Tucson? No. Her excellent service, individuality and personality have made each visit a pleasurable one. That's why Charlotte really stands out in the crowd. And the food? 5 stars. read more

We went here with the family. Use to come here as kid. Food quality is definitely not great anymore on top of rarely seeing our waitress while our drinks were all empty water and all for quiet some time. Food wait time was very long. My family was all very dissatisfied and discussed how we will not be back to this restaurant again. I wouldn't recommend this place. read more

My fiance and I decided to venture out downtown for a date night. It'd been so very long that we'd done so and had heard great things about Caruso's. We'd scoped out the menu beforehand and had an idea of what we wanted to order there. When we arrived, staff at the front told us the wait was about 30-45 minutes. We were already there, so we decided to wait. At the 45 min mark, I figured I'd ask for an update. The woman up front told me I had 2 tables before me, and once they were gone and cleaned, we would be sat down. We waited another 15-20 min and finally got a table. We told one of the wait staff that there was a huge puddle of water under our table, to which she responded with, "oh, sorry." Nothing done. We ordered, waiting a long while for our food, and finally started dinner. The "homemade" meatballs were anything but homemade. They were obviously processed meatballs. At a little over $8 for 3 of them in sauce, it seemed really ridiculous. Their lasagna was sitting in a pool of watery marinara sauce and, to be quite honest, tasted like frozen lasagna from the grocery store. It included chunks of processed meat. My fiance ordered pasta with garlic mushroom sauce that was also watery as if pasta wasn't drained. I couldn't finish my dish and we left without the free dessert we had a coupon deal for. Our waitress seemed disinterested in us and didn't check on us through the meal. Both my fiance and I ended up with upset and sick stomachs after this visit. Very overpriced for what we got. I had high hopes for this place as I've read great things. We will not be returning. read more

Food is delicious, old -world , classic Italian. Outdoor courtyard is quaint and cozy. The staff is happy and cheerful, But Melina , our server, made the entire experience delightfully worthwhile. We hope to be back again just to see her! She is a 5 star gem. read more

Food took forever. We were a large party and only had one waiter. Poor guy tried his best but really should have had 2 waiters. Even after ordering, 1 hour and 45 minutes later, still waiting for our food. read more

So first off I formally did food reviews and stopped because I just wanted to enjoy food without criticizing it. Unfortunately, I felt like I had to say something about this restaurant. I remember coming here as a kid and loving the place so I decided to bring my girlfriend for our 3 year anniversary. What a huge disappointment. So much so that I felt the need to make it up to her the following night with a proper dinner. I had the Caruso special which comes with spaghetti, raviolis, meatballs and your choice of sauce. When it came out there was so much meat sauce on it that you couldn't see the spaghetti or the raviolis. Not the mention the sauce was so watery that barley moving my plate closer made it overflow on to the table. The meatballs, which I was excited about had no flavor and tasted almost as if they were frozen. It was a huge portion which I suppose is good for people that like that but I'm just a normal guy who likes to be able to finish a dish not take half of it home. Now my girlfriend had the seafood pasta delight. This thing was a mix of clams, shrimp, mussels I believe and maybe one other with white sauce and noodles. It came out and looked like it was just thrown on the plate and sent out. Not appetizing at all. Plus she said that the shrimp tasted over cooked. I will say this the only thing good about this place is the price point but even that is a little iffy considering the food wasn't as good as we had hoped. Oh I almost forgot, you would think the simplest thing for a Italian restaurant would be garlic bread. Well not here, it was dry like it had been sitting and not very flavorful at all. Service was decent but not great as well. read more

The pizza is awesome!! Great flavor in the pepperoni! The pasta salad for lunch is A MAZ ING!!! read more

We came here for lunch, with our 3 and 5yo sons. My husband and his mom have been here a million times and swore that the food couldn't be beat. And after eating the baked rigatoni, cheese pizza, and garlic bread... I completely agree! Delicious Italian fare. Inexpensive, tasty house wine. And very friendly, fast service - always important with kids in tow. My mother in law enjoyed the antipasti plate, while my husband went old school with a meatball and spaghetti plate. We won't need to eat again til tomorrow. Highly recommend! read more

I'm not big on Italian food so it's hard to give more than 4 stars but we've been coming here for 20 years and the food is good. It's always hot and fresh. The chicken parm is my fave. read more

Caruso's - Chicken Parm - Pizza Near Me - Tucson, Arizona

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This restaurant is foul. Foul is putting it gently. The first time I came here late last year I had chicken carbonara and it was absolutely horrendous. It was soggy and flavorless and I could barely manage to take a few bites before I gave up. Last night I figured I would give it another chance because it seems to be a popular establishment and I though, "why not?". Such an ill advised decision. I ordered their classic lasagna and asked the waiter if I could have Italian sausage on the side and he looked at me as if I'd ordered chicken enchiladas or something strange at an Italian restaurant. He finally said that it would be fine. When I got my dish a while later it looked great but boy, was I wrong. The sauce tasted sour and honestly like it had gone bad. Once I got past the disgusting sauce it was soggy lasagna with really questionable meat just laid on top of the soggy pasta. There was no cheese (ricotta) or anything like that to make the meat sauce stick to the pasta so it was just sliding off the soggy stuff and made it really unpleasant to eat. The most offensive part of the entire dish was that Italian sausage I had been looking forward to was nothing but a boiled link. It was just a boiled disgusting poorly cooked sausage in thick casing I could barely cut through....much less chew. I took maybe four bites of out of the entire dish before I just couldn't keep going. Additionally, my husband ordered minestrone soup and it smelled horribly like fish, which is CLEARLY not an ingredient in minestrone soup. He was not able to eat the fish water noodle soup either. On top of the horrendous food, the waiter was awful, rude, unhelpful and inattentive. I don't even think I ever got a refill of water in the time we were there. Two other guests at our table asked if he could split their bill and he said no and basically for them to do the math themselves. I understand it was busy but he had been told at the beginning of the dinner it would be separate checks. read more

In my two prior visits would give 4 or 5 stars. This time we got water then waited 30 Minutes for bread, 45 minues or so for salad and an antipasto plate, 60 Minutes for wine (they were out of glasses), and well over an hour for entrees. The antipasto salad for two was a pile of lettuce, 3 pieces of salami, 2 peces of cheese and a few olives; hardly worth 13 bucks. The pasta sauce was bland on the entrees. Part of the order was wrong. The server was slow and mostly absent. We took turns going to the bathroom and looking for him to find out where our orders were. He as new and apologized but there was no offer to adjust the bill. If you're going to spend your hard earned money on dinner there are better choices. read more

We were here for a tournament at the university of Arizona and we're looking for somewhere serving warm food for dinner.This place is amazing! Went there on a Saturday night and only had to wait about 15 minutes for a table.The wait staff was wonderful, brought us 2 baskets of garlic bread which was amazing and kept our water glasses full before our dinner got there. We had the spinach cheese ravioli which was great, the lasagna which was amazing the sauce was their house sauce which was a little sweeter than a normal Marinera and it was delicious! And that chicken tetrazzini was our third plate and it was amazing also. We all left staffed and happy. read more

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Best old fashioned Italian-American good in Tucson, hands down. The place is perfect for families, couples, large or small parties and the patio rocks. Over the years I've probably had most of the menu and I keep living their pizza and ravioli. Service has never been anything short if friendly and professional. Do yourself a favor and go! read more

The antipasto salad was good (8/10) The garlic bread was good (8/10) The meatballs were good (7/10) The lasagna was not good (3/10), the lasagna was unlike any I have had before. There was a meat, cheese and sauce paste between each layer. It reminded me a bit of a frozen dinner. read more

Am I missing something here? Are we all talking about the same restaurant? Caruso's makes the Olive Garden look good. This place is so overrated (and overpriced!) I break into a heated sweat every time I walk/bike by. Food is bland, unoriginal and ridiculously starchy. Service is spotty; semi-decent would be putting it generously. Top it all off with an iced tea served in a juice glass--never to be refilled!-- and you've sent me packing. Save yourself the hour-plus long wait (why!?) and boil some pasta at home. read more

Tucson is so cool. Old hippies on bikes, large bars filled with art and feather boa-wearing bartenders, a cool, hippie, bohemian food co-op oasis in the endless stretches of chain restaurants like Denny's outside and around Arizona cities. Arizona towns I visited (not counting Tucson and Flagstaff) are for sure an arid desert where fresh, local, inexpensive cuisine is concerned. Tucson is community minded, cool, and annoying with the dim traffic lights, construction all over the city, but eccentric wonderful touchpoints with names like Toxic Ranch Records, Ugly But Honest, Mr. Head, Che's Lounge, etc. Enter Caruso's. For me, a cartoonish, history-steeped take on the traditional Italian American red sauce restaurant. Its neon sign, it's blue interior with Canaletto knock off paintings, its checkered picnic tablecloth, and the Sinatra pumping in the speakers. A Hollywood studio set Western's take on the restaurant where large mafia vigilantes sop up meat sauce with garlic bread in a... saloon. The 1890s mythical Western version of Goodfellas Dinner in Prison scene. Where Roadrunner runs through with a string of spaghetti hanging from his mouth, Wiley Coyote lobbing meatball bombs at him. I'm extrapolating, but this, too, is an oasis. A stereotype of Little Italy Americana, a Lower East Side immigrant's kitchen cut and pasted into the scenery of the desert. Yet Caruso's history is real, founded by an Italian immigrant, part of Tucson, with its pictures of long tables of GI's enjoying a spaghetti dinner during World War II. I ordered the Caruso Special, spaghetti and meatballs in meat sauce with two meat ravioli (it's going to be impossible for me to become a vegetarian) and Coke (but they only have RC Cola. RC Cola!) As it was set in front of me on a hot oval plate on the picnic apron cover, I felt like Lady and the Tramp. My family ordered one Clams Marinara and one Fetuccini fra Diavolo (disconcertingly spicy). Things we can recognize. Things Lana del Rey would put in a Nyquil fueled Hollywood revisionist montage. They gave us sides of garlic bread. Of course they did and thank you. The meat sauce for the spaghetti was vaguely sweet and required a lot of Parmesan cheese to add some salt flavor, but the meatballs were heavy, well ground, and delicious as they must be. I typically hate ravioli, but this meat ravioli was fairly good. I remembered that the mafia-controlled pizza sauce of New York before Giuliani had a cloying sweet undertone. The garlic bread was decent and comforting. Like French toast, it is sometimes better to have a version that adheres to the letter of the Americanized ethnic food law, rather than some over-crunchy miche dipped in egg and powdered sugar, or in garlic bread's case, nothing at all because garlic bread is an Italian American invention. I ought to mention that this is a restaurant geared towards tourists. All the tourists are sat in the same alcove and given the same routine, which is something I usually hate. It is recommended to impress parents of University of Arizona students and various people that loathe to choose fare with less fancy pretensions like the ethnic food on Fourth Ave and the endless chain restaurants all around Arizona. Jack in the Box: that's where the locals eat. The touristy, iconic overtone overwhelmed and nourished me almost more than the food itself. The American myth and lie both of the "Wild West" that Arizona's majestic powerhouse of a natural environment provided the frame for and the colorful way Southern Italian became the Italian American image and criminal hooligans became the Puzo-influenced image of the mafia. It quieted the nagging complaint that we were being treated like tourists. I would rather explore all the cool places Tucson locals go to as long as they don't do what Phoenix residents do and head to the nearest Denny's. read more

Our last visit to Caruso's SUCKED! The food was decent as usual, but the service was awful. AWFUL. We came in around 8:30 on a Thursday night, not a real busy time in a restaurant in Tucson, and the place wasn't looking very full or busy. We were told there would be a wait for inside, but none on the patio. I'm not sure why, as we were staring at about seven empty tables right behind the hostess stand. We told her we'd wait for a table inside. Sigh. Eyeroll. She seats us right away at one of the many empty tables behind her. A waitress comes by with two little baby glasses of water and some menus. I ask her for two large waters for my friend and I while my friend peruses the wine list. Ten minutes later, she's back, empty-handed, wanting to know if we've decided on wine. We order food and wine. She comes right back with the wine, yet still no water. She brings my salad, and a basket of bread. Still, no water. I ask again. I think she realizes at this point that she's forgotten my water AGAIN, but now, instead of bringing it, she starts shimmying past our table sideways, so as to avoid making eye contact. We are now out of bread, water, and pinot noir. This goes on for about twenty minutes, and she finally comes by to remove my salad (before I'm finished with it) and asks if we need anything else. "Other than the water and another glass of wine and some bread, no", we tell her. She comes back with the water (finally!), but no bread or wine. Then, our entrees arrive. Still, no second glass of wine or bread. We ask her for these items again, and she says - "Oh, you need MORE bread?", like we're making a ridiculous request. Ten minutes later, the wine arrives, but no bread. We ask again. Sigh. Eyeroll. Bread comes, and we're just about finished with our entrees. Then, she drops the check, sweet and chatty as can be. Then I, for the second time in my life, tip less than 20%. She's lucky I do what she does for a living, or she'd have been stiffed, and I'd have been having a chat with her manager. Get it together, Caruso's. read more

I have been going to this restaurant regularly since 1973. The food is excellent, the value is good but the place is very popular; if you show up on a Friday or Saturday night be prepared to wait for a while, but it's worth it. I think they only take reservations for large parties. read more

My family and I have lived in Tucson for over 2 years now and we finally made it here for dinner. We went around 5pm on a Friday, so it wasn't getting busy until after we were leaving. When we walked up to the hostess booth to put our name in, the hostess just seemed annoyed and was not friendly at all. It was only a 10min wait, so I just let it go. We were seated and a busser got us waters to start with. Finally our waitress came around and she seemed annoyed as well. Not one time did she even seem friendly. We waited 45 min for pasta. It was good, not great. No sign of our waitress other than the initial ordering, bringing out the food and to bring the check. We didn't leave until 7pm. I'm not sure if our experience is common, but we probably won't be back. read more

I recently had lunch here with my husband on a short stop in Tucson and it was a bit of a homecoming for us since we ate here (about 15 years ago) on our first dinner date. The place hasn't changed a bit since then. Caruso's still has a very homey, family oriented atmosphere; but the dim lighting makes it somewhat romantic, especially out on the patio. Mostly it is popular with the hipsters who hang out on 4th Avenue because of the retro vibe this place has but I know my parents and their antique car club always eat here when they come up to Tucson for Dillinger Days because they love the good, basic Italian food at very reasonable prices. I loved the fact that they had a lunch menu with smaller portions that was even more of a good deal! read more

Worst pizza which is hard to imagine from a very old and established Italian restaurant close to downtown. Service was also extremely slow. I would try their pasta possibly on a return, but don't go for pizza. read more

Okay the food is amazing!! Love their vegetarian lasagna!! It is a bit over priced honestly especially for their portions but that's just me! Their biggest problem is honestly the lack of air in that place! They need ACs or like windows or something! It gets super stuffy read more

We celebrated my mother's 70th birthday at Caruso's yesterday, the food was amazing!!!! The staff was very friendly. I am still thinking of how good the food was. It was worth the drive. There food was great as well as the service. Thanks!!! read more

The patio brings visions of the cute scene in "Lady and the Tramp" where they have a romantic moment eating spaghetti. The patio is full of "kitsch" with brightly colored lights hanging throughout, fountains, checkered tablecloths, and candlelight. I've been going here since I was a kid, and its because their service is always friendly, great ambiance on the patio, and killer sauce. The meal starts with their garlic bread, flavorful to the max (no vampires here), but don't fill up! Their Caruso sauce is so addicting, I wish I could bottle it and take it home with me. I also love the eggplant parmesan, yum!!! The house wine comes in a carafe and is very tasty. I highly recommend this place for an evening out! read more

The food is absolutely great. I always get the chicken alfredo and it is delightful. But in past years their customer service has gotten worse and worse. A few coworkers and I went to celebrate my birthday this past week and we waited for 40 minutes for our food and we only saw our server 3 times the whole night; to ask for our order, give us our food, and give us the check. If you have 2+ hours to spare for dinner then my all means come here for the food, just know the service won't be up to par. read more

Absolutely delicious! Every single thing that my family got was wonderful. The bread, the sauce...everything was superb! When we walked in it smelled like heaven and it just kept getting better. Best Italian in Tucson!!!!! read more

I've been to this place atleast a dozen times now and I love it! My boyfriend and I head over there for any occasion, any day any time. It's definitely a family style restaurant where you are encouraged to drink, eat and take your time, the Italian way. Except for tonight and tonight I am writing a review because we had such horrible service it warranted being written about. Our server literally would ask us a question and walk away before we answered! And he did that to us two times! There are many bad details to fill in here and I am doing so just to alert the management, that you have a great family restaurant but if your servers treat the customers bad, we don't feel like family, we don't feel like tipping well and we don't feel like coming back! So let me fill you all in on tonight's experience and hope that you never experience any of this. We got to our seats after the typical 30 min wait (usually we don't mind because we have loved this place and it's worth the wait) but tonight we arrived and it took the server maybe 10 min to get to us. When he did, he took our order and then walked away. I didn't hear his name, he didn't say hello, it was very unusual. A bus boy brought us waters and bread then a few minutes later the server brought us more water glasses, noticed we already had water but left his glasses as well saying now you don't need to ask for more... Totally uncool, I don't need two water glasses per person, we also ordered a bottle of wine... I mean it just looks silly to sit at a table with 2 glasses of water and a wine glass. Anyways... We ordered 2 dinner salads and a large pizza and that service was fine, he brought it set it down and left... He never came back though to check on us to see how it was! To Carusos favor the pizza was great, the Italian salads were great, no complaints on the quality it just would have been nice to be asked. The large pizza was for sure too big for 2 people and so the server noticed and asked us if we'd like a box but before we could answer he literally walked away to another table. Two minutes later he peeked around the corner and again asked if we would like a box! If he would have stopped a few min before and paid attention to us he would have known that we already answered his question as he was ignoring us for another table! My partner and I chatted about dessert and I was against it because of the way the server had been treating us but I was swayed because well their tiramisu is fantastic so when the server came back to ask us we did say we would like a tiramisu, but literally as we were saying that he started walking away and we had to stop him and also ask for two espressos... He left an order on the table and to his luck we asked for more but he could have cared less! We ate our meals and the food tasted great but that server totally ruined our experience. This has been a restaurant we have gone to for awhile and have been treated much better. Tonight we asked ourselves if we will ever come back and if we do we will move if that waiter is in our section... Please please remember service is ranked even higher than quality, it's the experience consumers are after and Carusos did not deliver in that department and you totally ruined my overall impression of the place. I hope this message is read by management and you take note. Service is key and I won't be paying my hard earned money to be treated like I was tonight any time soon. read more

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