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    Mecos Cucina

    4.3 (6 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Great Breakfast, omelets are fantastic! Nice cozy atmosphere with good service. The price is very reasonable for the quality.

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    Asiago's Tuscan Italian - Chicken Marsala with smashed potatoes: yummy

    Asiago's Tuscan Italian

    3.6(151 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    •$$

    One of the better Mother's Day dinners we've had. Reservations for 5 pm and we were seated…read morepromptly. A very busy evening for this restaurant and service was very good to start. After our drinks, appetisers, and entrées were delivered, service slowed. Wait for dessert was a bit long. The food and cocktails were delicious! Mothers Day specials of a 10 ounce filet or crab cakes were wonderful. Mushroom raviolis were also delicious according to our daughter. The restaurant is very large and what a view!

    I've been to Asiago's many times over the years ... for the most part, it has been a favorite date…read morespot for my husband and I. This afternoon, we had reservations for 4:30PM. We arrived and it took 2 times for 2 young ladies to locate the reservation. The hostess went to seat us at a small table in a corner on the uppermost level. Everyone knows the "view" is THE reason you go to Asiago's ... and the view from the table sucked, so I asked if there were tables available on their patio (despite seeing most tables along the windows were still open.) There were 2 tables available on the patio - 1 along the railing with a view and 1 (again) in the back corner where we were seated with a view of only the mountaintops and the backs of the heads of the people seated in front of us. I asked to be moved to the table by the railing, but was told it was held for a reservation. Um, okay ... I, too, had a reservation?!! At this point, I was (admittedly) pissed and lost my appetite, so we left since nothing had been ordered. On the drive home (46 miles 1-way with gas costing $4.60/gal), I called and asked for the manager. Ultimately, I heard a slew of excuses, maybe 1 or 2 pre-fabbed apologies, but ZERO attempts to genuinely rectify the situation ... I didn't ask for the manager while I was at the restaurant because I felt like I was so close to the people seated beside me that I could practically jump in their back pocket. I don't think the manager would want me airing my grievances with all the other people within earshot. The manager did say that they don't promise window seating with a reservation, but did confirm that with a reservation it is "first come, first served" so I question why we weren't given the table by the railing or one of many tables that were open along the windows. This isn't the first time I've questioned available seating, as we were seated near a noisy party of 8+ in the past and asked to be moved. I feel it may be time to retrain some of the hosts/hostesses on restaurant policies. Not sure if or when I'll go back. Food prices are insane everywhere now, but I did notice Asiago's wants $20 for fried mozzarella. There are a lot more reasonably priced establishments to consider, especially if you take away the "view" that I go there to enjoy.

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    The Italian Oven Restaurant  - Johnstown - Cheese sticks

    The Italian Oven Restaurant - Johnstown

    3.1(39 reviews)
    4.8 mi
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    I'm writing this review as I sit at the table. It's Sunday and we alwere told that only the buffet…read morewas available. Ok, this is an Italian place, how bad could it be? It sucks. Right now I'm sitting across from the buffet and there are none trays of food available. Salad, two kinds of pasta, weirdly plain potatoes, Mac and cheese, chicken wings, mussels, french fries and some strange chicken covered in a weird gravy. The salad and wings are good, but the rest of it is trash. It was $16 per person and they charged us an extra 20% because we are a "large" party. Over charging for subpar food is the death knell for this place. I hope it goes under quickly. No one deserves to pay for this bs.

    Casual dining in the mall! My sibling and I were seated quickly since it was pretty quiet so far…read more The seating is fun- you have crayons at the table and you're allowed to color on it, so it's a great time pass for children and adults alike. We played tik tak toe. The server was personable and friendly and very attentive. The food is not bad, but not great. Perhaps I am overly critical as I've been to some fantastic restaurants and I understand more rural restaurants have a different style of cooking I may be used to, so I'm trying to factor that as well. However, the pastas were heavily oiled and not in a pleasant way. Not pictured, both my sibling and I had custom pastas. She had pesto, I had olive oil and garlic. Her pesto was so oily she used the excess as dressing for her (complimentary) salad. My "mixed veggies" seemed like they were from a frozen bag. Her pesto pasta overall however - Sans obscene amounts of oil- was tasty. Mine was too, with some salt/pepper/parm. Also bruschetta was very tasty, but served hot. Maybe I'm not used to it but I thought it was odd. Not really a complaint though. We ordered breaded zucchini, as well. Breading was different than what you'd normally batter with (this was almost like a tempura batter) and I wish the slices of zucchini were thicker, as I feel these were literally paper thin. A let down really. Portions are very healthy however. Salad that comes complimentary with pasta was simple (iceberg lettuce, few tomatoes/onion) but delicious. There is complimentary bread as well when you sit. Overall, I think the restaurant is worth going to if you want quick service and good food. Also very family friendly.

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