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Lorenzo's Trattoria

4.0 (334 reviews)
ModerateItalian
Closed • 4:30 pm - 9:00 PM
Updated 2 weeks ago

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Classy
Moderate noise
Good for groups
Outdoor seating

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Sunny P.

First time here with a friend for dinner. The inside is actually really nice with a homey feeling with dim lighting and atmosphere. It leans more toward fine dining than casual, but you don't need to dress up for it. Our waiter was super young which was kind of funny but he was really nice. I got the classic spaghetti and meatballs and it hit the spot exactly, the portion size was generous too. The cocktails are also really good. They bring out bread at the start, which is a nice bonus. Overall a really good experience, I recommend it.

Gluten free bolognese and spaghetti with seafood

We have been here a couple times. The first time was fine when it came to service. There was some confusion when it came to my partner's gluten allergy and we had to send some food back. I'm leaving this review for our experience last night. The wait for Mamas- our favorite spot, was much longer than expected so we walked down the street to try out Lorenzo's again, which had no wait. We were sat pretty quickly but took a while to see our waiter. My immediate impression of him was that he came off as very rude and rushed. As we were already ready to order, it seemed like we were wasting his time. I asked a simple question if my pasta would come with anything and he seemed bothered by it. As we're waiting a bit for our food and drinks, the hostess was preparing a table right behind us and our waiter YELLED at her telling her not to seat anyone else. This encounter was very unprofessional and made us feel uncomfortable. I have a feeling this isn't the first time he's treated other staff like this. The lady who brought out our food and was very sweet and gentle compared to our waiter which was a fresh of breath air. Our waiter came back only to speak very shortly and rudely to us. He stood there without a word holding the bill open as we're clearly still checking the receipt. The food and drinks were good but service was unacceptable, especially for the money we spent ($95 for two people). We unfortunately will not be back and I recommend anyone go to Mama's down the street instead.

J David H.

A strong experience with delicious dishes around the table that did not break the bank. Parking is entirely off street, but free. The dining room is a beautifully appointed Italian that's fitting of The Hill. White table clothes and candies on each table. Although our server was very nice we unfortunately had a slow down of attention toward the end. Possibly due to we were not drinking, but it was noticeable. Although we got an initial follow up and one round water refill our water was gone through most of our dinner. I regret the review is tardy and I cannot recall the pasta special I got, I enjoyed. Others had lasagna, pizza and spaghetti with meatballs. The portion sizes were more than adequate and came with bread. I would return and recommend reservations on Open Table. 4 plus, rounding down with slight service slow down.

Veal a piccata
Ute R.

Came here for Dinner on a Saturday. Glad we had a reservation, others we would have not been able to eat dinner here. Ordered Caprese as a side and shared it with my husband as an appetizer. It was outstanding, like the capers on it. fir the main course we ordered veal piccata which was delicious, my husband ordered the Angel-hair pasta with grilled chicken, he stated that it was the best pasta he had in a long time. We also had a glass of Chianti, which was also amazing. Overall great experience and would definitely come back!

Caesar Salad
Jenelle B.

Wow! Start with the mussels for an appetizer - light wine sauce and fresh diced tomatoes. Next we had a Cesar salad with delightful Parmesan cheese baked crisps. My dinner partner's medallions were cooked perfectly. My salmon was flavorful and moist - served over a delicious tortellini. Everything was tasty. Service was friendly and prompt.

Fettuccine Alfredo
Sandi M.

This was my first time trying Lorenzo's and was pleasantly surprised. The service was top notch, with really attentive wait staff. My partner and I did not have many needs but we were sat next to a table of elders who did, and it was touching to see how well they were treated. The fettuccine Alfredo was nice and creamy, a very generous portion that I had to toss in a to go box at the end of the night (reheated well btw). The Arancini was not my favorite, as the rice taste almost like instant rice. As for ambiance, it was a classic Italian vibe!

Veal and mushroom risotto
Fiona A.

My daughter and I started out with bread that was not warm, which is surprising. These days, a lot of places make you pay for bread, which is disheartening, so this was a plus anyway that they offered us bread, albeit cold. We ordered a bottle of Amarone and enjoyed it with the whole meal. For starters, we ordered the polenta with Italian sausage between the two of us. We could only exclaim about how creamy the polenta was. It was extremely hearty, with some vegetables and thinly sliced Italian sausage. I'm glad that the Italian sausage was thinly sliced because otherwise it would have been overpowering for my palette. The next dish that my daughter had was technically a Caprese salad, which was tomato and mozzarella. She didn't like the red onion, but had asked for balsamic vinegar on the side, which she added to the salad, and when I tried the balsamic vinegar, even I realized that it is one of the best that I have ever had. My daughter went with the gnocchi, and said that it was among the best that she had ever had. We shared a veal and mushroom risotto between the two of us, and it was perfectly moist, the veal was not overpowering, and it was perfectly cooked. The veal just simply melted in the mouth. My osso buco came on a saffron risotto, and the osso buco was fantastic, tender, and simply delightful. I enjoyed the marrow very much, but I almost wished that the dish came with polenta, not risotto. However, it was still magnificent. We took dessert to go, because we couldn't finish everything at all. However, this is definitely not going to be the last time we come here. The ambience was fantastic, very intimate, darkly lit, but still noisy, with people having fun here. Our service was top of the line, with great humor. Give this place a try. You won't be upset, neither will you regret it. Our compliments to the chef, staff, and owner. What a home run.

Tortellini
Melanie B.

A group of seven had dinner there on Sunday night. We had an elderly person with us who prefers dining earlier so we had made a reservation for 5:30. We were greeted and led to a table right away. The hostess helped us get my MIL seated and stored her walker for us. We were at a round table, which I prefer for that sized group. Our server came over and introduced herself and asked for drink orders. She was great and provided good service throughout our meal. We all enjoyed our food! The timing of each course was perfect. I only took a photo of my food, but everyone's entrees looked delicious! There seemed to be quite a bit of seating there and it was full. There were people waiting for tables as we left. I would recommend a reservation! We'd definitely go back!

Tiramisu
Bri I.

The food was amazing, incredibly authentic and high quality. The service was amazing, the wait staff was quick and attentive the whole meal. The restaurant is beautiful, my party had around 11 people and they held a beautiful private room. Overall the quality, was amazing.

Saffron Chicken Risotto
Lexi M.

The reason for that three star is due to the different flavors of what was Avery clear Northern Italian cuisine as well as the food coming out a bit cold. The service was absolutely amazing, it was just understanding that the flavors are mush more different than what we expected for Italian food. I do want to try this again, but go in with different expectations for the food and flavors. I really enjoyed the bread and the Caesar salad but my family wasn't a huge fan of the salad.

Kamron A.

Absolutely another great place on "The Hill"! Family owned and good is fresh, portions are very generous and taste and quality is what you expect when you go to a real Italian family restaurant. Antonio was absolutely amazing and took great care of us and his recommendation on the house salad was great! Amazing salad and he had the chef make me chicken parm which is NOT on the menu but is my staple meal! The cannolis were outstanding as well! Full bar! Definitely a must hit place!

One of evening specials
Renee I.

Lorenzo's does provide great service when you are needing to host a small group. I have been here on work outings previously but my most recent experience was for a friend's surprise birthday dinner. They reserved a small room that was just perfect. Our waitress was great. She was mindful of our coordination with the arrival of the birthday girl while still trying to make sure we all had placed beverage orders. There were 11 of us in total. Orders were all correct and delivered to table in a timely manner. Many of us started with the house salad which I like. I then enjoyed the seafood pasta although my shrimp were over cooked everything else was great. Portions are large so a few of us needed take away boxes. They had 2 specials that evening which I cannot recall other than one was meat and one was swordfish. Sorry about that. Good wine selection with beer and spirits available as well.

Justine S.

The food here is excellent. We got the arancini and goat cheese ravioli to share and those were flavourful and tasty! I got their specialty "surf and turf' which was a rib eye steak with grilled shrimp on top with asparagus and potatoes on the side. I've never had potatoes like they made it, they were so interesting looking and tasted different from potatoes I've had before, very good though! The steak was the highlight, very tender, cooked perfectly medium, and enough seasoning to bring out the taste of the steak. The asparagus were good too! I loved how homey the restaurant felt and the waiters were all so nice and patient and kind. Everything was served promptly.

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