Good chef salad and creamy garlic dressing, good GF pizza, and reasonable prices! Generous…read moreportions, to boot.

Stopped by Gray Sail Brewery and these guys have a pizza shed here. I've had lots of pizza because…read moreI'm old and this was right up there with best pizza ever.

Excellent server. Sausage cavatelli was very good. Expect spicy in a good way!…read more Decor is dated but I don't mind when the food is good!

What a Super dining experience. Cameron was our server the…read morefew times we dined with guys this summer. He always seems to be on point and very friendly. On one of the occasions we had a table for 8 and he handled all the ordering perfectly. interacting directly with each of us, giving suggestions for food ordering decisions. Each member of the party spoke highly of the overall dining experience for days afterwards. I don't think there is a bad thing on the menu as each plate was amazing. I ordered bruschetta for an app and eggplant Parmesan for my meal on this particular sit down. (delizioso) The ambiance is pretty chill and laid back and you can plan to dress to impress or just rock jeans. Overall service suburb. I do recommend the espresso martini with any Italian plate Cheers

Fantastic food, service and ambience. Everything was top notch! Definitely try the delicious…read moremeatballs and save room for the decadent Italian donuts. Probably one of the best desserts I've ever had!! Our server and the whole staff were very attentive and food came out quickly and piping hot on a busy Friday night before a show at the United theatre next door. I highly recommend this amazing restaurant!!

The meatballs are absolutely wonderful, and the service is great…read more However, you get more meatballs in the appetizer than you do when the spaghetti and meatball dish-ugh. The chicken francaise was meh. The ambience was fantastic, and, it was packed and the place is very clean.

This place seems great. Lots of fresh food options, lots of fermented stuff and their coffees/teas…read moreare also really good. Their Cesar salad is amazing. Donuts are good, baked goods are really good as well. The atmosphere is cute and the service is good. It was a little pricey, which is my one negative. I think the salad was like $21 and it was not very big. Still good though.

Solid food and drinks for a reasonably priced lunch. Love the ambiance and community space…read more The smaller sized pizza was def enough for 2 of us and was nice and crusty. Evergreen matcha was so good we went back to get another one the next day. That jasmine and matcha combo but only a summer item

Love this Italian DelI. Been coming here for over 25years. By far the best sandwiches in townread more

Although it's off the beaten path, Ritacco's is worth the detour. An old-school, family-run…read moreItalian market! I love stopping by to get a grinder for lunch, and to stock up on Italian pantry items (roasted peppers and artichokes, pasta, canned tomatoes, etc.)

A gem of a restaurant that I cannot wait to go back to. We started with drinks and I ordered the…read morelimoncello raspberry martini. It was the perfect tart and sweet combo. The calamari was a perfect appetizer with a mix of balsamic drizzle and spicy peppers. We split the side of meatballs and they were full of flavor that was incredible. Portions are huge and the chicken piccata did not disappoint. We ended our meal with a espresso martini and split the tiramisu. A perfect ending to an amazing meal. Next time I really want to try the pizza as many ordered that around us and it looked delicious. I cannot wait to return. Thank you to the hard working wait staff that also made the evening so nice!

We're spending a few days in the area and decided on an early dinner here after checking in at our…read morehotel. The ambiance of the restaurant is great, very warm rustic feel and I loved the look of the big windows at the back of the dining room with the springtime trees in bloom outside. Started with some cocktails and warm bread with olive oil. We decided on a margherita pizza to split as an appetizer along with some Parmesan fries. My boyfriend got gnocchi for his entree while I got eggplant Parmesan. Boyfriend really loved his gnocchi, he commented on how soft and pillowy it was and finished the whole bowl; he also gave me a bite of it and can also concur that the quality of the gnocchi they use is great. My eggplant parm was pretty good; not my favorite one that I've ever had, but still good. It's also a very sizable portion so I had plenty to take home. The pizza was probably the highlight of the meal for me, absolutely delicious and would definitely return for that pizza alone. We got a dessert special to go, and they also offer complimentary limoncello shots to finish off your time there. To top it all off, the service here was personable, attentive and overall excellent. This is definitely a place for us to always keep on our radar whenever we're in the area.

Great food. great service. 100% great vibes. Real Italian vibes. Will definitely be backread more

Great food coupled with attentive service. I highly recommend Hoofs. The Attis also charming.read more

Great restaurant. Staff was attentive and checked in with us. Had the meatballs and Chicken…read morePiccata. Price was reasonable. Check it out if you're in Mystic!

I had high hopes for Andiamo, but sadly was extremely disappointed. I am new to the Mystic area and…read moreseeing that this restaurant rated so highly I was excited to order some takeout with my daughter after moving some things into our new apartment. Ordering was very easy online, even though the prices seemed a bit high. We ordered $109 worth of food...Arancini ($16), garlic bread with cheese($16), Penne al Vodka with sautéed chicken($32), and the Alfredo with chicken cutlet($38). I was expecting a lot for prices like these. The Arancini were 5 pieces the size of golf balls and the flavor was ok, not worth $16, out garlic bread with cheese ($16) was left out of our order, the penne vodka with sautéed chicken ($32) was dry and there were 5 small pieces of chicken, and the baked penne chicken Alfredo had broken sauce, full of grease and almost inedible...I threw out most of it. I expected so much more from this establishment. The parking lot was packed and parking just to get takeout was challenging, but the food and prices were amazingly disappointing. We may try their pizza to see if that is any better, but I would not recommend the pasta dishes. I can see charging g prices like that if the pasta was homemade, but even that is a stretch. 3 stars is generous

I come here every time I visit Mystic. The food is great…read moreand service is excellent. One of the best in Mystic. Not overpriced like some of the Oyster Places. Thank you for a great experience.

This place was gorgeous! It has plenty of parking being right inside the village. The octopus was…read moreincredible! The oysters were very good too. The gnocchi with wild mushrooms was also excellent although I could've personally done without the pancetta. The drink was refreshing and the bartender Angel was exactly that.. an angel. The decor was beautiful. I'm already planning my next lunch/dinner there!!

Third stop of the day today. We'll be doing six today on the fourth leg of the RI FOOD FIGHTS…read more Lord of the Pies event. Three more coming tonight, but Vittorias N Y Pizza ended the afternoon portion of our tour. Last year this place broke something in me. I thought I understood pizza. Thought I'd eaten everything that mattered, knew all the styles, had the hierarchy figured out. Then I had their grandma slice at the end of a long night after three other stops, and it demolished everything I thought I knew. I've been back multiple times since. Today just confirmed what I already know. That grandma slice is perfect. Not hyperbole. Actually perfect. The crust alone would be enough. Firm, airy, crunchy. Delicious. They could serve me nothing but that crust and it would beat 95% of the pizza in Rhode Island. That's not an exaggeration either. The texture hits every note. Structure without being heavy. Crispness without brittleness. Flavor that doesn't need anything on top to justify itself. Then the sauce. Fresh in a way that hits immediately. You can taste each component. Normally I'm not a fan of sauce with visible chunks of tomato. Usually means someone got lazy with a can opener. This works differently. The chunks add texture, brightness, proof that someone crushed these by hand and knew exactly what they were making. It's a symphony. Every element pulling its weight, nothing competing for attention. Music in your mouth. The fresh mozzarella underneath brings everything together and protects the crust from becoming soggy. That creamy base against the bright sauce against that transcendent crust. Each component is superior to almost anywhere. Together they become something that makes you question why anyone bothers making pizza any other way. This is THE hidden gem in Rhode Island. Not on Federal Hill getting all the tourist traffic. Not in Providence with the food media buzz. Just Westerly, quietly making the best individual slice I've had anywhere. Third stop of the afternoon. Stomach already working. Brain cataloging differences between places. And this slice cuts through all of that noise like a knife. Still perfect. Still the slice that everything else gets measured against a d never loses. Last year I said it was the best pizza I'd had in Rhode Island outside the prime years of Twins and Caserta. I said it was top five anywhere. I'm not walking any of that back. If anything, the consistency of perfection makes it more impressive. The place itself is unassuming. Brick oven visible behind the counter. Slices in the case. Real plates and silverware when you eat in. That's cool. No pretense. No marketing. Just people who know how to make pizza doing it as well as anyone. They have other styles. Lots of different flavor combinations to suit your desires. They had a twice baked potato pizza on a New York crust. A chicken fajita pizza. Some great looking Sicilian pies. There's even a Gorgonzola version off the grandma pie. The standard cheeses and pepperonis, etc. So there's something for everyone. But for me, it's that Grandma slice. There's nothing else like it. Worth the drive to Westerly. Worth whatever wait there might be. Worth coming back to again and again just to make sure your memory wasn't playing tricks on you. It wasn't. This is still the one. Three more stops tonight. Good luck to them.

RI Food Fight- Lord of the Pies 2024 Review…read more We had tickets to a show at The Ocean Mist. When in the area, why not trade in our coupon for a free slice at Vittoria's. We wanted to keep the baseline so we cashed in on a free cheese slice. We purchased a Grandma's gorgonzola slice and a cannoli. 3. The Cheese slice ( maybe a little too ehavy ahnded with the cheese but could have used a little flavoring- I am just so accustomed to garlic) 2. Grandma's Gorganzola! DELICIOUS! As I kept taking bites it got better and better. I am going to think about this pizza for awhile 1. THE CANNOLI!!! SO GOOD! The winner here. Ample parking, clean restaurant with a few booths and the staff were very friendly.