Good salad but with only one slice of bread and you have to get your fork and knife yourself. Also…read morethey only take cash and there is no air conditioning.

Great tiny Italian gem. Very friendly owner, makes up for poor English with excellent service. Food…read morewas great. Beer and wine selection were very good for small local neighborhood restaurant. I have visited twice in my short visit

This is a very nice restaurant in the mall area. It's very nice inside. It's raining today but it…read morelooks like you could eat outside too. The menu is extensive with some unusual dishes (at least different than where we are from). I was craving pizza. I ordered #92 which had mushrooms and prosciutto. The sauce was good, the crust was exceptionally good and ohhhhh the cheese. My salad arrived with my pizza. I wish I'd not ordered it but am just going to take it with me. The bread and dipping oil were very good too. Just a note: they were very nice about my ice request

Went here a few times while in town for work. I did not like this place as much as Fellini's but it…read morewas still good. It was definitely less expensive though. I will not have pricing as this was company paid. The first time I went I had the Spaghetti Carbonara which was very good. Very creamy, with nice crisp bacon. The dish was very cheesy which I loved. The second time I went I tried their pizza. I had the Shrimp Pizza which was just okay, not a whole lot of flavor, kind of bland. I was disappointed since my favorite 2 topping pizza is Shrimp and Ricotta.

Didn't feel like cooking and didn't want to go out to eat so ordered my food to go…read more Haven't had a calzone in quite some time so figures I would order one. Well in my head the calzone seemed like a good idea but once I saw it, it was not what I had imagined. It wasn't crispy like I like it and the ingredients were all in the middle not dispersed throughout the entire calzone. The flavor was eh alright and I enjoy sauce with my calzone which wasn't an option either. I would skip on the calzone and probably get pasta next time. Live and ya learn