Yum! This is my favorite Italian cuisine in town. Family-friendly place with warm service.

This place servers standard Italian food made with fresh ingredients and is really good for B-town standards. Their portion sizes are huge, the wait staff is professional and the food is good. I'd say DeAngelos and Ragazzi Arte Cafe are probably the top places in Bloomington for Italian food. read more

The food was nothing special, on the bland side, and definitely over-priced for what it was. I was also somewhat annoyed by the service. There were only two tables of customers when I arrived, yet I waited by the door for about 8 minutes before any of the wait staff noticed me and showed me to a table. No reason to return here. read more

Food was fine. Service was polite and completely responsive to requests. No errors in our order, which included enough details (e.g. some, but not all dressings on the side) that there was the possibility of error. Drink refills were offered, plates promptly cleared, and all that. However, if you order an entree salad, ask when they plan to serve it. Forty minutes after we arrived, and long after my dining companions had been served appetizers, salads, soups (I had ordered none of these, though I had some of a flatbread app), and then their entrees, my entree salad arrived, the absolute last thing served. The restaurant was not particularly busy, though it was filling up. I might have been more assertive a couple of times, as the waitress brought other food, and asked when my food was coming. But the responsibility really, I think, was hers. She did not ask if we wanted dessert. (Yes, I would have, though I would not have been willing to wait another 40 minutes for it.) read more

I love DiAngelo's food, especially their Caesar salad, pesto pasta and calzones. Seriously their salad is amazing, and I don't even like salad. However, their wait staff is hit or miss. Some are good and others are really terrible. My wife is a diabetic and we were waiting an exceptionally long time for our food one evening. About 40 minutes into a he wait she started feeling shaky, a sign that her blood sugar was dropping dangerously low. After flagging down our waiter, he offered to bring her a grilled chicken breast "real quick". It didn't arrive for another 12 minutes, right behind the rest of our food. Then they charged us $6.00 for it as an add-on. After complaining about the long wait and sad lack of speed to help a diabetic, we received a discount of $5.00. So that was not the best experience. The food is great though. Now when I want DiAngelo's I order carry-out. read more

Had food catered for an event and was extremely satisfied. The food was brought to location on time and was hot when it arrived. The guests raved about food, especially the tiramisu. I would definitely use them again. read more

DeAngelo's is great. If you go on Thursday I believe they have a special-priced menu (aka cheaper). I cannot understand why anyone would waste their money at Olive Garden when you can have this great local spot! read more

Service and food were good, but I ordered spaghetti and half of the plate was filled with sauce. My boyfriend and I got the exact same thing, and his plate had a good portion of noodles to sauce, whereas mine looked like it had been half eaten. There were barely any noodles, and they filled the plate with sauce to make up for it. The fact that they gave us our plates at the same time and you could obviously see the huge difference between our plates was ridiculous, and I'm surprised they still gave us the plates. Not worth the money. read more

Had yet another excellent meal here tonight. The lasagna is delicious & the Tuscan chopped salad w grilled shrimp our absolute fave. This time we also went off the regular menu to try their salmon special & it was WONDERFUL! Service is always friendly & efficient. Prices are always reasonable. What more could you want? read more

Best Italian cuisine in Bloomington. Grazie is twice the price and half the flavor! We always get a table quickly. The prices are reasonable and I think it has some of the best lasagna I've ever had. I don't know who these people are giving bad reviews but they must not be eating at the same DeAngelo's I'm eating at. read more

Had dinner here Friday with Kim. The food was pretty good and the setting was very nice. All in all it was a good experience, we will most likely return. read more

Best pasta in town! Delicious bread with amazing roasted garlic and olive oil for dipping. Don't miss the all you can eat spaghetti and meatball special. read more

Spicy shrimp and crawfish diablo was amazing! I will go back! Generous on the seafood to account for the price.

We wanted to celebrate the New Year 2017 by going to a good Italian Restaurant in Bloomington, so we looked up and found DeAngelo:s. It was a mistake...The Wine we ordered, Malbec from Argentina was by the glass and it was one of the worst tasting wines I have ever had...I know many Argentinian wines but they were good with some body and some aroma but this tasted like Vinegar. I think they bought two cheap wines locally and served them as Argentinian wine. The Vegetarian lasagna was more like a slab of Cheese with no layers of anything..it was not a good lasagna to say the least. The Eggplant Parmegna was Ok but was tough and over deep fried. The only thing we felt that was Italian (authentic) was the bread. They give five slices of Italian bread in a basket and they were good. The waitress was friendly and hard working...atmosphere is good but don't go for the food. read more

Good food, good environment, usually good service. Enjoy their calzones.

One of our favorite places. Great food and friendly service. Manager Scott is always accommodating and ready to please

I had optimism going in because the place came highly recommended. ordered Spaghetti Gamberi (the description reads: "Gulf shrimp sautéed in olive oil with sundried tomatoes, green onions, fresh basil, garlic, lemon and cajun spices, tossed with spaghetti"). Here's what I got: dried-out, hard spaghetti (amounting to about 3/4 of a cup), 3 shrimp, a few bits of tomato, no green onion, no basil, no taste of garlic OR lemon, and virtually no taste of any kind of spice - or flavor for that matter. I cook enough to know that they assembled my plate of food out of separate items - the noodles had obviously been cooked earlier and left uncovered for who knows how long, the other ingredients, what few there were, got thrown in to the cold noodles and stirred around and heated up. This dish was NOT cooked together because there was no infusion of any flavors from one ingredient to the other. It flat-out sucked. I wouldn't feed this to a starving dog. Well, OK, I exaggerate...I would only feed it to a starving dog. And he would not be happy either. read more

I had lunch here with a friend and ordered the create-your-own calzone. Her salad entrée came out very quickly, while my calzone took so long that I had to flag down the server and ask to have it brought out in a to-go box. I didn't even have time to begin eating it before I had to rush back to my office because I was already late in returning from my (hour-long) lunch break! To add insult to injury, when I was back at work, I opened the box and discovered that the veggies and basil had been put on top of the calzone instead of inside it! Why on earth would anyone do that? It was not a proper calzone at all and I was very disappointed. I will not be back. read more

The food is so good which is why I hate leaving this review but THEIR KITCHEN IS SO UNBELIEVABLY DIRTY after MANY "2nd chances" I just can't go here anymore. Got the cheese lasagna and discovered about an inch big clump of grease inside it? Still not sure what it was to this day tbh, it looked like a black rock with 30 hairs growing out of it though. Immediately threw dinner away. Hoped it was a fluke and got carry out again, husbands pizza was cut with a FILTHY pizza cutter and every slice had a large amount of bits of food from whatever they cut previously. Again apposite lost immediately. I wish this restaurant wasn't like this cuz their food is SO good but I don't trust anything they hand me anymore read more

I am very disappointed in a place that I used to love! My husband and I went in on Thursday for an anniversary lunch. We were very clear with the waiter, repeated it several times about my husband's anaphylactic reaction to shrimp. We made extra certain to ask that anything that touched shrimp be separate from anything that was put on my husband's plate. The waiter assured us with complete certainty that those measures were always taken in their kitchen. A few moments later the waiter came back with my husband's salad. A few moments later the waiter came rushing back and surprised us by snatching my husbands half eaten salad from right in front of him. He apologized profusely and said the the salad might have been contaminated. Really? After making very certain to get our allergy concern across?? Really? My husband tried not no overreact...he went outside to get some fresh air. A few minutes later..he came back in...he'd started breaking out in hives. After paying (yes, they made us pay 40$$$) we went to CVS got Benadryl and called the MD. Fortunately, we didn't need the EpiPen this time. But, for heaven's sake DeAngelo's train your wait and kitchen staff. You're fortunate not to be hearing from my lawyer! People with allergies BEWARE! Sadly, I will not be returning to this restaurant... EVER! read more

Went for lunch with a friend. While waiting for food to arrive the owner of the business arrived and placed a large order. We were told by staff that our food was being put on hold in order to accommodate owners request. We finally got salads and did not get our requested flatbread until after the meal was over. Orders were completed about an hour after being placed and we were on time constraints typical of a lunch break. The owner appeared oblivious to customers need. It was amazing how quickly he got his food. read more

My fiance and I went here on a whim; we drove by looking for a place we hadn't been a million times. We decided to give it a try. We were mistaken. The atmosphere and the dress of the waitstaff made us feel like it might be a decent place. When we looked at the menu, we thought things were overpriced, but maybe they'd be delicious. I had the (Homemade) Meat Lasagna, which I think wasn't exactly homemade and I would not qualify as a meat lasagna. For $15, I got a four inch piece of cheese lasagna that was covered in meat and sauce (read: not a meat sauce, but meat and then sauce). It was almost tasteless and was watery. My fiance got the chicken parm, which came with what looked like canned spaghetti and at least twice cooked chicken with the breading falling off. It was completely overpriced and disappointing. When I go out to eat, I want something that is better than what I can make at home with a jar of Ragu sauce. read more

Hmm. Deangelos. I feel like the place is neither good nor bad exactly...it just kind of is. It's fine. It's just not stellar. The prices are pretty decent...but then again the food is just that:decent. It was mostly underseasoned with EVERYTHING needing salt...and not in that "I'm from Indiana and I therefore salt my plate before tasting anything that isn't already covered in ranch dressing" sort of way...but in a, I honestly don't know if they used any. The pasta was cooked al dente, which I much appreciate, but was either cooked and left to sit too long or was overcrowded in the pot and therefore stuck together in large clumps. The lemon alfredo lacked any lemon flavor and tasted exactly like the fettuccine, but tasted much better after the server brought some lemon wedges to give it a bit more pizazz. The chicken however was cooked well and had decent flavor, as did the shrimp and the mushrooms on the fettuccine. The dessert was good, but again not spectacular. Overall, outside of my desire to support local business and the fact that everyone was incredibly pleasant...the variety and quality is likely a slight bit better at your standard Olive Garden :/ read more

It's fine for what it is I suppose, but what it is is not an Italian restaurant. It's an American restaurant serving the sort of food Americans think of when they think of Italian food. Service was a bit on the slow side, though not terribly so. The sauce:pasta ratio was far too high and their "hot" tea was decidedly tepid. The place was also on the loud side. read more

My husband and I ate he for the first time a few nights ago. While the food actually tasted good, we waited for over minutes for it. We also woke up in the morning and both had food poisoning. read more

I ordered the tomato basil soup to be picked up. I waited at the counter for service to hand me the soup across the counter and ring up the bill it took 25 minutes. Then I saw a sign and it said they sold marinara sauce. I thought it would be easy just to buy the marinara sauce but the waitress said she would go get it from the kitchen. My mistake thinking they had it jarred up or it would be a simple task. She came back with the delivery order for the delivery guy and said the kitchen said it would be a minute. There were five tables in the restaurant with two servers in the dining room. After waiting an additional 20 minutes for marinara sauce I walked back to the kitchen to let her know to cancel it. When I walked back there I realize she was actually ladling the marinara sauce out of a pot. So I guess she was the one who was getting the marinara sauce ready and just made me wait for no apparent reason. I told her if it was going to be any longer I wanted to cancel my order at which time the other servers chimed in how busy they were. Seriously you got two cooks in the kitchen two people waiting on tables and five tables you're busy??? The service at this place is ridiculous and less you have five hours to spare. Definitely do not go here!! Really great food horrible service horrible horrible!!! read more

The hubby & I went there for the first time this past Wednesday for dinner. Turned out to be half price wine night! While sipping our wine, our terrific waiter, Michael, brought good bread & roasted garlic for us to munch on. We ended up just getting a pizza; the Cortona, which was really good. When we asked for a box to take home leftovers, Michael boxed it up for us & included more bread & garlic to take home; bonus! No complaints except that I'm sorry we didn't try this place sooner. read more

Excellent calzones. Large, delicious salads. Especially love the spinach salad. A bit pricey, but worth it for special occasions. We normally get two meals from one entree (leftovers). Also appreciate that they frequently run coupons. read more

We have eaten at DeAngelo's since they first opened. Best salads in town. I am really dumfounded by the 1 or 2 negative reviews. Never had a bad experience in the years of weekly meals there. read more

The happy hour menu and the Thursday night specials are the best time to go; you cannot beat the prices. In addition, if you go to www.coupons4bloomington.com you can get $5 off your bill. The salads are huge and taste great. I am a fan of the spaghetti (with no meatballs; however the meatballs are very tasty), the pizza, and the fried ravioli. My husband loves the chicken parm and calzones. We probably eat there at least once/week, maybe twice... read more

My husband and I eat at DeAngelo's two to three times a month. It is one of our favorite restaurants in town, if not THE favorite! The staff has always been friendly and food is fantastic.... always fresh and delicious! We would give more than five stars if we could! read more

First of all, they take reservations, so take advantage of that. When we went this past Saturday we were informed the wait would be 30-35 minutes, but thankfully we had a reservation so we were taken to our table immediately. The bread you get before meals is good but would be better if they had marinara sauce to dip it in instead of just oil. The food quality is very solid overall. I'd recommend the pizza to anyone, as well as the chicken Alfredo dish. read more

Sorry, I cannot recommend this place. 3 of us ate here recently and all got different items. None of us liked what we got. My chicken cesear wrap had very little chicken and had mostly iceberg lettuce. The pizzata calzone was not as expected and was very greasy. Cheese lasagna was just too rich. Prices were moderately high so obviously not worth it. Service was not too bad. I think the worst was the bread with garlic cloves. No butter. Bread was hard as bricks. Also disappointing was the "sweet tea" which was not. read more

The food is great, but the pricing is confusing and even misleading. The last two times I've eaten at DeAngelo's my bill was MUCH more than I expected. I recommend Bucceto's instead. The food is just as good, the prices are much lower, and there are no unpleasant surprises when the bill comes. read more

The food was not that great and the service was ok. The waiter kept asking us if we were done after 10 min of eating and almost took one of the plates from the table even though he could clearly see we were not done. The carpet in the restaurant had a musty smell and the room is too dark and feels like a dungeon. I would not go there, there are many other Restaurants that I like in Bloomington. read more

DeAngelo's is my favorite Italian restaurant in Bloomington. They have a great selection of food! Check out there lemon alfredo pasta, it's simply delicious. The only issue I've had is sometimes they are closed down for events and there is no way to know unless you go there and check for yourself. read more

We've eaten at DeAngelo's many times in the last year, thanks to an introduction with a Groupon and we're big fans. The atmosphere is nice and cozy, service and food are good/great, and the price is right. Definitely better than it's overpriced competitor on the square, Grazie, and they have great specials throughout the week. Also, had the spinach-artichoke dip last night for the first time and it was superb and quite filling--it comes with a small pizza (sans mozzarella) essentially. I'm baffled to see complaints of poor service and it being overpriced, as it really isn't and we've always had good service. Think the most expensive dish on the menu is under $20. read more

We've been to DeAngelos off and on since it open. It's very close to our house and very convenient for a quick dinner when I don't want to cook. We almost always get the same thing. I get a calzone and my husband gets the chicken ravioli in a mushroom cream sauce. I use to be delicious. This time we both ordered the ravioli. It came covered in cheese and baked until the cheese browned, under the cheese was ravioli and on the bottom of the dish were mushrooms. No cream sauce. I hesitated to say anything to the waiter because I hate to complain in a restaurant but half way through our meal I decided to call him over and tell him it was so dry because there was no sauce. He didn't know what to do and then decide to get "extra" sauce from the kitchen. He came back with a bowl of uncooked cream with grainy cheese in it. After about 10 minutes the manger came to our table and asked if there was a problem, we explained the whole thing and he went back to the kitchen to find out what the problems was. When he returned he said everything was OK in the kitchen and asked US what he should do. He didn't offer to do anything. Just kept repeatedly asking US what HE should do. I think the manager of a restaurant should know how to handle a complaint from a repeat customer and shouldn't put the responsibility of a resolution on the customer. He ended up doing nothing. Between the food and the customer service I don't think we'll be back. It's a shame we really did like the chicken ravioli in cream sauce. read more

Our party of four visited DeAngelo's on Saturday, Apr. 28. We'd eaten there before and enjoyed the food but the service has always been slow. This particular night it was worse than slow. We had to wait at least 20 minutes for a table, though I will grant that they were busy, it being prom night. There seemed to be only one person bussing tables, and she wasn't hurrying. When finally seated, our order was taken and we were brought a basket of bread. We soon polished it off and though the waitress returned to fill water glasses, she never once offered to bring us more bread, although during the same period she brought the table next to us not one but two additional baskets of bread! Our entrees, a dinner salad, one small pizza, and two calzones, took 45 minutes to appear, so we finally asked for a refill on the bread. The food was good, but we all agreed we will not hurry back to DeAngelo's again. There are too many other excellent places to eat in Bloomington! read more

This restaurant is near my house and I eat here frequently and happily. To correct some of the reviews, this isn't a chain restaurant. The owners previously had an Italian restaurant in Louisanna and there are a few Cajun-inspired specialties, but most of the menu is straight Italian comfort food. The atmosphere is friendly, warm and comfortable; the service is always fine. This is not a college-town bar sort of place. It caters to visitors, locals and families. The food is always tasty and very rarely have I been disappointed with my DeAngelo's experience. I see many regulars there, so return business is good, and I wouldn't call this an expensive restaurant at all. Frankly, it's my favorite pizza in town. However, it IS a thin crust New York style pizza that doesn't hold up well to loading with multiple toppings, in my opinion. I stick with one or two. Excellent, generous salads with homemade dressings. The pasta is cooked the way it is supposed to be -- not mushy, but al dente, and the sauces are well seasoned. Not sure what happened with some of the folks who gave bad reviews, but I love this place. Go there! read more