This place was such a delight. We came here with our kids and they just loved this experience…read more The restaurant has a gigantic bocce ball court that takes up much of the first level. We were seated at a table that overlooked the court and a digital screen that flashed beautiful photos of Italy's top tourist spots. My kids were thrilled when they saw Venice, since they just learned about it in school. After ordering food, I took the kids to the bocce court while my partner could enjoy the wine and watch us from above. I know he appreciated having the break and a good glass of wine to go with it. Service was friendly and the food was fantastic. We ordered several dishes including several types of pasta, meatballs, cheesy bread and a caesar salad. The restaurant has a cozy atmosphere and a great vibe overall. I already have a reservation when we pass through Baltimore again in a few weeks.

I realize this might be controversial, but La Scala just doesn't blow me away like it does for some…read morepeople. I came here for a birthday dinner for my friend. There was about 8 of us and we were seated downstairs in the bar area at a high top. Despite there being a reservation, it felt like our party was a last minute thought. The table was cramped and the ambiance of the downstairs bar area was dingy and dimly-lit. Our server, who was also the only bartender, did his best to multi task all night, although his demeanor was not very warm or friendly. I ordered the gluten free version of the Samantha fettuccine. Despite this being the only noodle they don't make in house, I had to pay extra for it. Annoying, but not totally unexpected. What was disappointing was the total price for the dish. It came out to be almost $50.... I believe the pasta is marked as market price due to the inclusion of crab meat but when it arrived, there was barely any in the dish. The flavor of the sauce was good but definitely not worth the price tag. I won't be returning anytime soon.

Went there for a birthday meal with the bf cos he really wanted a nicely done eggplant parm…read more Amiccis looked like a good option. We did have reservations and were promptly sat. We shared an appetizer of calamari- that's always my go to at an Italian spot. While the coating didn't taste particularly seasoned the marinara was tangy and bright and saved the dish. I opted for the shrimp fra diavolo and the portion sizes were whopping big. It had a nice smokey spicy flavor with a slight sweetness. Enjoyed it very much and had enough left over for a delicious lunch the next day. My bf also enjoyed his eggplant parm very much. We would absolutely come back to Amiccis for a lowkey dinner if the mood hits for italian food.

We were visiting from out of town and were given the suggestion to give Amicci's a try by a girl at…read morethe front desk of our hotel. She was correct. Great food...good service...reasonable prices. Servings were huge. My wife had the lasagna and I had the Shrimp Salerno. We also got the cheesy garlic bread as an appetizer. Delicious. Plus, the Yankees game was on TV (in Baltimore ) as a bonus. Thanks for a good meal! We would definitely visit again if in town.

A wonderful date night! There was a lovely entertainer on the piano who played light tunes…read more We dined on a Monday night at 8:30p on the first floor. The bread and parmesan are complimentary and GOOD. The freshness and lightness of both are fantastic. I ordered the Lobster Ravoli and the cream sauce was the STAR of the dish! It was so flavorful. My boyfriend got the Lobster Diavolo which he enjoyed but it was just okay to me. We shared a medium rare Cowboy Ribeye steak--YUMM. It was full of favor. We enjoyed a bottle of wine at the table as well. No dessert. Service was good and attentive.

Alexa play Open, by Joy Rhodes…read more You all know I have to get the mood right to write my reviews. This review is special, all summer long it was "hot girl" summer. I was dating them all. I get why my therapist (aka bestie) said to do that. Even though I've been on so many dates this one was special. I knew he was the one just by being at Tagliata. He asked what my favorite cuisine was and then sent me the open table resy text. Cool points off that alone. It wasn't about him, it was all about me. Like it should, spoil me please. Upon arrival, he has a gift! I'm now seeing, he's different! I like him! And just like that, just in time for cuffing season, I choose Dr. Bae because an intelligent man is sexy as hell! And especially one that has intention. I told him, just treat me good, I'll treat you better and you'll have ANYTHING your heart desires! Not only is Dr. Bae Sexy so is the ambiance at Tagliata. Definitely date night worthy! Now let's get into it! Complimentary Bread - YUMMY! App: Meatball - Even though it was cold, it was good. Chicken Parmigiana - I loved it! Bolognese- He ordered this and I wish I would have! A man who orders dessert is a keeper! Bombloni - Delicious - Both of us didn't finish our food but we ate all of the dessert, it was the best part besides him of course. #grateful #GodknowsBetter #hubbymaterial

Where do I begin... came here to celebrate my birthday with my husband for a lunch date, and they…read morewere truly a delight. Our waitress Bethany was so sweet and personable. Very attentive and made us feel so special. The entire space was so beautiful. Every area had its special touches of yellow and lemons. Black and white tiling on the floors, vegetation and lemons hanging from the outdoor sitting area. The place was immaculate. Food was amazing. We had a ragu dish topped with mushrooms, carbonara, and Kobe beef meatball topped with ricotta and pistachios. For drinks my husband got the Italian guy and I had the limoncello blush. Lastly, they surprised me with desert and a sparkler candle. I was truly impressed. I want to also add that for the quality of the food and the luxurious atmosphere, the prices were great for the food and drinks. I cannot wait to return for Brunch.

My friend and I have the same birthday. She made reservations for us to have dinner at Limoncellos…read more I arrived first and was told the entire party had to be there in order to be seated. They did say I could have a seat at the bar while I wait but I opted to wait outside. When my friend arrived we were seated promptly. The restaurant itself is super cute and a cozy, intimate atmosphere. It's dimly lit with beautiful little touches throughout, including "ciao" displayed across the ceiling and a really nice sign in the foyer which makes for a great photo op. For the food we decided to share crispy Brussel sprouts and shrimp bruschetta as an appetizer. Then for my main entree I got Pappardelle Genovese which was pappardelle pasta, caramelized onion- braised beef ragú, Gorgonzola cream drizzle, Parmigiano Reggiano and then I got creme brûlée for dessert. For my drink I went with a Shirley temple. The food was super delish. I especially enjoyed the shrimp bruschetta and my pasta dish. They were not stingy with the meat at all. The server added sparklers to our dessert which was a nice touch and wished us a happy birthday. However, because we orders two desserts he informed us that he could only comp one of them as a bday dessert. We weren't expecting either to be comped so that was nice. I think the pricing was decent, two non alcoholic drinks, three appetizers, two entrees and a dessert for $130 (as of 2026). Something worth mentioning is that sending a dish back may not result in the food being comped. My friend had also ordered the polenta al funghi but didn't like the aftertaste. She told the server who said he would get the manager. The manager said the dishes are made to order and the owners don't want food being comped (I'm summarizing). Mind you no one said anything about taking it off the check. It wasn't a big deal but interesting that no resolution was offered . Like she could've suggested to replace with something else. She basically just said she's not taking it off the check and that's it. Didn't ruin the experience for me but worth mentioning in case you're the type to send things back to the kitchen. Overall, good experience and I would return.

It's been a while since I've been to La Tavola, so I stopped in for brunch by myself. Service was…read morequick because it was just me in there at first and my server was very nice. I opted for the brunch option vs from the regular menu because I wasn't super hungry. So, I got a salad and a main with a cocktail. The caesar salad is dressed well and I liked how shredded the lettuce was. The flavor was just what I wanted from this salad. My lemoncello spritz was very tasty and refreshing. I also opted for the fried eggplant stuffed with spinach and I'm so glad I did. The zucchini paired with it was delicious and I would mix a piece with the fried eggplant roll-up. The sauce they use is very good. My food came out hot and prepared just how I wanted. My server checked on me regularly. I was able to listen to my audiobook with one earbud in without issue and just enjoy myself because it was a slow time.

I'm continuing my quest to eat meatballs at every single Little Italy restaurant, and La Tavola…read moremissed quite a few marks for me while hitting others. First, the restaurant is gorgeous. It's one of the most beautiful spots in Little Italy, which is saying something. They use a lot of mirrors, which makes the space feel enormous, and based on ambiance alone, it would make a fantastic date spot. I ordered a flight of bruschetta, the meatballs, a tagliere of meats and cheeses, and the Culurgiones, an herb-forward stuffed pasta. The bruschettas tasted good, but they were soggy. It felt like either the bread hadn't been toasted enough or they had sat assembled for too long. Bruschetta should have some crunch and structure; these didn't. The tagliere was fine, but a little boring. More disappointing, the meats had that industrial, processed taste I associate with inexpensive domestic deli meats from the grocery store. Nothing was particularly bad, but nothing on the board made me want another bite, either. The meatballs were okay, and I'd probably order them again, but I've had much better elsewhere in Little Italy. Up to that point, the meal had mostly been a collection of "fine." Where La Tavola really lost me, though, was the Culurgiones. These are supposed to be stuffed with a potato mixture rife with saffron, pennyroyal, and other herbs. What I got tasted like pasta stuffed with mashed potatoes from a box. They were incredibly bland. Every so often I'd catch a hint of mint, but if there was saffron in there, I'd be shocked, especially since the filling remained almost completely pale, and saffron generally isn't shy about announcing itself with some colour. I ate one or two and called it quits. Biting into pasta and getting a mouthful of dry instant-potato flavour just wasn't my vibe. Maybe I ordered wrong, and there may be dishes here that shine. The room certainly does. But based on what I had, this one just didn't hit for me.

Service was great and food was flavorful Enjoyed the…read moretagliatelle the most. The octopus was also really good. The corn agnolotti was a miss and could not taste corn. The ricotta donuts were good and the coffee ice cream was really good. The drinks were also a bit of a miss.

From the food to the service nothing but excellence! Loved…read moreeverything about this place! I'm coming back tomorrow that how much I recommend

My first time at Sotto Sopra was great. Decided to do a solo date and visit during Baltimore…read moreRestaurant Week after looking over the menu & seeing the selection. Overall the experience as 10/10 from service, to food, to ambiance. I sat at the bar and was waited on within the first 5 mins of me arriving. I ordered a mango margarita, calamari as an appetizer, seafood risotto as an entree, and for dessert mascarpone cheesecake. Everything was so good! Presentation was nice & food was well seasoned and taste fresh. I highly recommend the calamari and the seafood risotto! I will definitely be back.

Back again for restaurant week 2026!…read more Had to start with drinks at the bar bc the place was packed for the 30 year anniversary and our reservation wasn't available. Drinks were tasty and well made, food and service was fresh (especially the mussels) and I appreciate them accommodating my coconut allergy and offering a white wine garlic sauce instead, they were so tasty! The ambiance was warm and bustling and as usual I will be sure to return again!

The best Italian food served in Baltimore can be found here. We made a reservation, and they had…read moreour table ready and waiting for us. Karen and Christian, our servers, took excellent care of us. My husband ordered his favorite - Chicken Francese - this is 3 chicken breasts egg-dipped in a white wine lemon butter sauce, which he asked to be served over fettuccine. I decided to try something new to me and ordered the Chicken Marsala, which was chicken and mushrooms in marsala sauce over linguine. We really enjoy coming to Tre Fratelli not only for the food, but also because they are BYOB with no corkage fee. Thank you for another enjoyable dinner!

Difficult delivery aside (not the restaurant's fault), I was happy to try this spot! Ordered…read morechicken francese with linguine and added mushrooms and cheese ravioli. Also ordered a Caesar salad which unfortunately did not come (again, the delivery had other issues so I don't think it was the fault of the restaurant). My bf loved the cheese ravioli. He thought the filling was tasty and enjoyed the sauce. Their red sauce is a more chunky sauce with onions which I did not taste because I'm not a fan, but he would get it again. I'm still looking for a smooth sauce for some chicken parm, but no worries since the menu here has plenty of different sauce options! I enjoyed the chicken francese. The chicken was very tender and it was a generous portion. I felt it could have used a bit more flavor, but the sauce was a nice consistency and the linguine was cooked perfectly. We also enjoyed the complimentary rolls that came with the meal. Overall, I enjoyed this spot and will try more items in the future!

I'm in Baltimore for a few days and my mind starts planning to visit the usual rotating restaurant…read morespots. I did a search on Yelp and found I never been to Dalesios of Little Italy? Dalesios of Little Italy has been open since 1984 and has been serving great Italian dishes in the heart of Baltimore's Little Italy. Walking inside, the restaurant is tastefully decorated. It screams old world, European charm with it's unique art adorning the walls. I'm seated in the first dining room, closest to the front door. There's a bar inside this room which adds to the Italian decor. First time here, I don't know the restaurants portion sizes. Is it family style where one plate can feed a small army? The portion size was perfect. I ordered a nice glass of Italian wine and the Scampi & Crab Alla Sardegna. The pasta dish was amazing. The pasta was cooked perfect al dente and the Scampi & Crab sauce was something unique to Baltimore. It's Crab & Shrimp simmered in a cognac, garlic & tomato cream sauce. All of this goodness is served over linguine. I love Maryland Crabs and to have them topped in a pasta dish makes my heart sing. I highly recommend this dish. My waiter was very informative, he made some great dinner suggestions but I first had to try the Scampi & Crab Alla Sardegna. The next time I come I'm going to order the Lasagna!

I was in town for my birthday weekend and we stopped in to Dalesio's for dinner. The restaurant was…read morefairly empty on a Friday night but we stayed because of the reviews. I can start with the service. We were quickly seated, the sever didn't introduce himself and we asked for straws for our drinks no less than three times before we were finally given straws. We also asked our server if they did anything special for birthdays, as I was in town for my birthday weekend and he blew us off rather quickly instead of engaging. For food we started with an order of garlic bread and we were quickly underwhelmed, it reminded us of Texas toast out of the freezer section and we didn't finish it. I ordered the chicken parmesan that came with broccoli, I'll start by saying the broccoli was the best thing on the plate. The food was rather bland and I felt like I could have made the same meal by grabbing a jar of marinara in the grocery store aisle. I wish I had a better review, I wanted to love this place but in between the food and service I was underwhelmed.

I saw the star ratings for this place compared to other nearby restaurants and that persuaded me to…read morecome here. Did not disappoint! I had a light-ish (volume) yet decadent (finesse) meal of the meatball casserole appetizer followed by tiramisu and espresso martini. Smallish but heavyish. And top end across the board. Can't say I'm an espresso martini aficionado, but this one was the best I've had. Ever. My first trip to Baltimore. I'd come back to town just to eat again at Facci. No joke. Buongiorno.

Good news: Food was amazing! We were greeted promptly and seated quickly…read more What could be better: Long wait to speak with the waitress. Food was very slow to arrive. Waited 20 minutes for bread. She never asked us if we wanted any drinks. After we ordered drinks, we had to remind her twice to bring the sodas. She didn't know the menu at all. Could not answer simple questions. While there may have been a language barrier, we needed to repeat the questions multiple times when trying to understand the menu. We saw another table who had the same waitress leave because they got tired of waiting for her to take their order. They also have these trees that are supposed to add ambiance, but all they do is partially block the view of the giant TV's hanging above the bar.