Went there Saturday with family and friends. What a great night!…read more Two of us had the lasagna and it was incredible. This isn't the usual lasagna. It's similar to what you know, but different! I bet it had 10 layers. The sauce was definitely made in-house. Not too sweet, not too bitter/sour. The one thing that's different with Calvino's is I couldn't detect or find any ricotta cheese, and I didn't miss it. It was a very generous portion, and it was perfectly cooked. No dry pasta or burned edges. I opted to add some Italian sausage which was the perfect addition. The other person who ordered this added sausage and ground beef and said that his was perfect. Either way, you can't go wrong! Another person at our table ordered the butternut squash ravioli. She was kind enough to let me try a piece and it was absolutely amazing! She ordered it with the olive oil and garlic sauce, which was the perfect pairing. This was as good or better than the butternut squash ravioli at Martini's in Columbus. The pasta had great texture (definitely fresh pasta) and the filling wasn't gluey in any way (this filling can have a tendency for textural issues). I'm definitely ordering it on my next visit! Someone ordered the chicken and pesto sandwich and raved about it. The last person at the table ordered the linguine with olive oil, garlic and mushrooms and again, it was perfection. All entrees were served with bread (ahhhh, those great little nuggets of fresh baked bread, drizzled in butter and sprinkled with cheese...) and a really nice, fresh salad. I would bet that the dressings are all homemade too! From past experience I can attest to the stromboli being outstanding (get the Godfather!)! The pizzas going by the table looked pretty amazing too, but I've not had their pizza. Appearances can be deceiving, but from the looks of the pies and quantity of people ordering them, they have to be pretty great too. Calvino's does not have a full bar, but they do have an extensive wine selection and some nice beers to choose from. If everyone at the table is ordering wine, go for the bottle as it will save you money. They have some really nice, inexpensive wines that pair very well with pasta - you won't break the bank on wine (but you could...)! All in all, it was a great night! The bill for the two of us came to $55.00 (that's including the tip)! The service was great, the food was outstanding - the best Italian meal I've had in Toledo, hands down.

Excellent food, excellent service, some unique dishes. Love the clams and linguine. Great location.read more

Always delicious The spinach salad is a must & the featured ravioli was awesome also loved the wineread more

Food excellent , cozy romantic atmosphere and top notch staff , runs business like everyone is…read morefamily. 10/10

Discovered an old forgotten friend tonight and we won't forget again. This is a long time fantastic…read moreseafood and prime rib establishment way out on the east side on Bay Shore. Not only our waitress but the whole staff were like family, professional, polite and attentive. From the perch to the salmon and the prime rib everything was prepared excellently. Dinners are moderately priced with excellent portions. Very nice salads and a very good onion soup. A lot of you probably haven't heard of the Oregon Inn. It is definitely worth checking out.

It was a small homey kind of place. There are steaks and seafood on the menu, a senior discount…read morefrom 3-6(Sun-Thur only). Lots of local beers on tap, plenty of wine and it looked like a full bar. Service was quick and they do check back. I got the perch meal with 2 sides. Garlic mashed potatoes are very good, salad looked good , but I'd skip the French onion soup.

We have stopped in here several times and food and service is amazing! Very clean place. Pizza is…read moreawesome. Will continue to come back and refer others here as well.

Boo. I placed a doordash order. Very rarely do I eat non turkey stuff. Just ordered a meatball sub…read more Waited 2 hours for delivery since I live pretty far. What I got here is a travesty. Subway meatball sub is better. Even looks better. Dry garbage. Could have at least put more sauce on it. Nope. Nothing to cover the flavorless meatballs. I ate 1/3 of the sandwich. Im eating a bag of caramel corn now. Yuck.

Guys Pizza! A local pizza shop in the heart of east Toledo! You'll find a big difference in quality…read morecompared to other popular chains in Toledo. Everything is home made, never frozen dough, fresh sauce and ingredients. I've found this spot and I love that you can taste the quality in every bite. The cheese tastes fresh and not too overwhelming, the pizza itself isn't floppy or greasy. It's everything you could want from a local spot. Great pizza, great daily deals and a vast menu of delicious items to choose from. The only thing that would escalate the experience is a dine in experience. Skip going to the overpriced, overproduced pizza chains. Stop at a real local pizzeria with great flavor and real ingredients at a better price.

The bread, and the pizza dough, are good. The pizza sauce is fine/average. Everything above that is…read moreweird and somehow wrong. I don't really know how to describe it. The toppings are just... Somehow not right. I got sausage, onions, and peppers, and they were all very strange. The sausage is made in house, but the flavors aren't right for pizza sausage. The onions were too sweet, maybe? The green peppers were probably fine but somehow clashed with the onion and sausage. This may have been a cheese problem, because honestly whatever cheese they are using isn't very good. I feel bad leaving a negative review for a local small business, but with all the rave reviews I had high hopes, and this place was almost a total bust.

Zia's prides itself on transporting you to a small family village in Italy--and they stood on…read morebusiness with that ambience . Today was my first visit despite living just across the river, and a city-wide pizza passport I received as a Christmas gift from my sister finally sparked the trip. I'm so glad it did. I ordered a personal pan pepperoni pizza (more like a perfectly sized thin crust) and a glass of wine--exactly what I needed to decompress after a stressful week in healthcare. Rickie, the bartender, was attentive, kind, and thoughtful throughout the evening. The pizza makers were apologetic about the delay in getting orders out, but I didn't mind at all--I was perfectly content decompressing with my glass of wine while enjoying the delicious complimentary bread and savory butter. It made for the perfect setting to study for yet another exam. Toward the end of my visit, the manager, Mark, stopped by to chat briefly about some of the cool things happening in our city. The entire experience truly felt like sitting at the family dinner table, surrounded by the comforting bustle of a meal being prepared. Although they're open for dinner only, it's a fantastic spot with great happy hour selections. I'll definitely be back for the meatballs... and more pizza.

I used to frequent here back in 2008/09 often when I lived in Toledo and it always had a great…read morehappy hour. Fast forward decades later and still rings true! Quick visit after the casino at the bar for an Italian Marg and some apps. Great service and still a fun atmosphere. Our service was great and friendly. $44 for 2 drinks a beer 3 apps and a veg pizza which was awesome!

For great service and fine Italian dining, this is a great local find! Some cousins recommended it…read moreand said the bread was the best here. They weren't wrong- the focaccia bread is soft and served fresh with some olive oil and Parmesan cheese as a dip, although I still prefer olive oil and balsamic as a dip. Butternut squash raviolis were fresh, tender, and savory. All delicious. Could be a great date nite stop as well for those looking for something romantic.

DO NOT ORDER THE ALFREDO…read more Pros: The complimentary focaccia bread Lots of Gluten Free options Staff was very nice and charming Nice looking vibes Short rib ravioli Cons: Alfredo anything I was extremely disappointed in my regular Alfredo dinner. I can't remember the last time I didn't eat more than a few bites at a restaurant. The waiter suggested I add chicken and it somehow made it worse. It was watery and not tasty at all. I thought it was just me, but another person in our party ordered the shrimp Alfredo and also didn't finish it. I ended up buying the chicken Milanese salad on my own tab (I was with a party) to go and it was much better. But I shouldn't have to order a different dish to make up for one I didn't eat. Maybe it was just a bad night for the Alfredo pasta dishes but something basic like that should not be poor quality. This was really disappointing because we live 2 hours away and my family would talk up this restaurant for years.

Can't review this place due to the other yelpers reviews. I really wanted to try it but reviews are…read morenot that great so I shouldn't even write this. Just wanted to say this is how much I believe in other yelpers if they say it's no good it's no good and vise versa. Thanks Yelpers

I'm updating my review. We hadn't been here for a while but have liked it in the past. We ordered…read moreNachos, wings, and a burger with fries. They no longer offer table service so you go to the bar to place your order. I asked for my wings to be VERY well done. I don't know why places struggle with this all you need to do is leave them in the fryer. No rocket science but they still came out soggy. The flavor was good but limp chicken skin is revolting. The burger was advertised as having fresh-cut fries. I see a trend of restaurants saying this and then serving a frozen product that resembles a fresh-cut fry. This is essentially false advertising. My husband said the burger was a frozen patty which is surprising because we have heard ppl rave about this burger. We have had the nachos before and loved the homemade unsalted chips. They were good but severely lacked cheese. Without cheese, all the meat etc just fell right off. My husband had 2 beers, PBR, and with tip our bill was $62! Which brings me to, why am I tipping you? I have to walk up to the bar to get and order my food and to pay my bill. WHY am I tipping you? I did more work to get my food and drink than you did?! To top everything off the owner's child maybe 3 or 4 was running all over and screaming the whole time we were there. Meh, not impressed this time.

Updated review: I absolutely love this place. It's NOT okay…read morebeing charred & sizzled along with the filet mignon. Twice in the past month I have dined in & the heat was unbearable. You would think the establishment would have fixed the air conditioning for their guests. I have been dining here for over 20 years & have never been so disappointed. It would have been cooler sitting outside, and it was 91° out. Come on, Angelo!! What's the deal? When the dining room is fanning themselves with the drink menu, you know something must change.

We came here last night to celebrate my daughter's 16th birthday. (Party of 3)…read more Appetizers: Calamari and Bruschetta - Calamari was soggy. Less than 5 pieces were ate. Bruschetta wasn't terrible, but nothing special. Salads: We all got the ceaser salad. Dressing comes on the salad and it was way too much. Lettuce was soggy, and just tasted like shake on Parmesan cheese. Main Course: My daughter and I split a 12oz NY Strip. This was probably the worst steak I've ever had in my life. While it was cooked to the correct temperature, it literally had zero flavor. I'm talking I don't think they even put salt and pepper on it. Highly disappointed!! My daughter and I each ate maybe 3 - 5 bites total. Even the loaded baked potato wasn't good. Tasted dirty and again flavorless. Traditional Spaghetti - My daughter's boyfriend said it was good. Atmosphere and Service: Atmosphere was pretty cool and I like the history of the restaurant. It was a little overstimulating though. Piano player was cool, however it was a little loud. Our server Kelli was nice. I was a little disappointed when we had almost all of our food left on the table and only asked for the bruschetta and spaghetti to go, that no one asked how our meal was etc. it didn't bring up the fact that hardly anything was ate. Unfortunately it was a very disappointing 16th birthday dinner. My daughter and I left hungry.

Big fan of Rosaria's. Identify as a Sicilian influenced restaurant with lots of seafood options but…read morestill boast some classic meals on their menu. I really enjoyed the variety on the menu which had me struggling to pick a meal. Ultimately, I was very pleased with my prime rib and delicious sides (although the mashed potatoes weren't my favorite flavour profile). Also, got the hot mama cheese bread- not pictured. Basically a flat bread with cheese. Kind of missed the mark for me Otherwise, server was wonderful. The drinks were strong. A very comfy casual spot but could definitely be a fancier vibe near the bar.

Service and atmosphere were great, but it did not outweigh the bad food experience we had at this…read morerestaurant. First, the alcohol drinks were a total ripoff. My wife, who rarely drinks, had a mixed drink ($14) that was supposed to have at least 2 shots in it, and a glass of wine, ($12) that came only half full. She felt nothing. She thought that they must have forgot the alcohol in the mixed drink because, she tasted none. The Lobster ravioli ($32) came with 7 small raviolis, and I found only 2 tiny chunks of lobster. Also, if you want a side salad, it's an extra ($6). It came in a tiny teacup plate with 3 pieces of spinach, and the rest was mostly the white part of the head lettuce, and it was fully covered in brown spots. I cannot believe they even served it. I sent it back. I was forced to pay %15 gratuity ($65) for our meal including on all alcohol and 3.5 or 4% ($13) to use a credit card. ($425) out the door. So, totally not worth it for a party of 7. Try again Rosies.