This Resturant is off E Frontage Rd & Avenida Goya in Tubac, Arizona…read more I came here to have dinner with my family, it's my first time here. I quickly Noticed how super clean this Italian restaurant was & so were the restrooms. It's a very big restaurant everything is highly organized with attention to details. The atmosphere very warm and friendly. Our hostess greeted us and and sat us down so Kind of her. We looking at our menu, when Bryan approached us, asked if we had any questions. I did , he answered them beautifully! They have so many choices to choose from. They have pastas, soups & salads, appetizers, house traditions, chef's specials, pizzas, hero's, burgers, and desserts! Their price points are spot on and for amount of food it's Amazing !! Our waiter Bryan was very polite, wonderful, kind, caring, sweet, super down to earth. He has this positive energy about himself that really radiates! He is your Shining Star!! His shine never fades!! We ordered Bolognese, and Traditional Cheese 12" with 2 sodas. The dishes are so delicious. Bryan also made sure if we needed anything, he was on it! I would like to Thank the Staff at The Italian Peasant for being so warm & friendly! I would love to especially Thank Bryan for making our visit so memorable! We will definitely be back again! I'll tell all my Family Friends to visit here !

On a quiet weekend day, we stopped here for lunch. The Italian Peasant was clean. The furniture is…read morerustic and I enjoy places that have character. I could not stop looking at this very large table. I wish the employees new the story behind it in terms of age and who made it. Our greeter was friendly and helpful. I enjoy the atmosphere as orange is my favorite color. The pizza with steak was larger than we anticipated and I thought it was even better the next day. My wife enjoyed her half meatball parmigiana sandwich and fries. The place was clean and our server was friendly. I would eat here again.

This was our first visit here, although local family has been here quite a few times. We were here…read morefor a birthday. We were warmly greeted and shown to our table immediately at our reservation time. Party of 4. The restaurant is in a strip mall. They've done a nice job inside dressing it up but it could probably use an update again. Water and bread arrived almost before we were seated. There was garlic bread and a focaccia. Oil oil and balsamic are provided at the table. The bread is good but nothing memorable. Drink orders were taken and delivered fast. My $13 glass of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo was good. All the entrees come with soup or salad. Three of us had Minestrone and one tomato basil. All were tasty and fresh Parmesan was shaved on top table side. The soups could have been a little hotter IMO. We ordered two chicken dishes, an Eggplant lasagna, which is no longer listed on the menu, but they'll make it for you, and Cioppino. Everyone enjoyed their dinners. I had the Cioppino and thought the scallops, shrimp and mussels could have been cooked for 60-90 seconds less. They weren't chewy but not buttery soft either. The sauce was very good. Considering the restaurant is owned by a Mexican family and there likely isn't an Italian chef anywhere near this area, I'd give it a solid 4. They wouldn't survive in NYC or the surrounding area, but if I lived here, and the service and food were the quality we experienced tonight, I'd be a regular.

My wife and I were celebrating our 29th anniversary, and when your wife says she's craving Italian…read moreon your anniversary, you don't ask questions--you find good Italian. Thankfully, we found Ragazzi! From the moment we walked in, the staff made us feel welcome. Everyone was friendly, attentive, and struck that perfect balance of checking on us without making us feel like we were being supervised. My wife ordered the chicken parmigiana with Alfredo sauce, and I went with the lobster ravioli. We paired them with a glass of Malbec for her and a Merlot for me. Everything was delicious, but I have to give a special shout-out to the warm bread. Let's just say it took some serious self-control to save room for our entrées. Then came the grand finale: the tiramisu. It was absolutely divine and easily big enough for two people to share... assuming one of them is willing to share. Fortunately, we've had 29 years to practice. We left full, happy, and wondering how we hadn't discovered Ragazzi sooner. It's always exciting to find a fantastic local restaurant, especially one so close to home. We'll definitely be back--and probably sooner than our next anniversary!

The food was WAY better than I was expecting, like absolutely amazing! I can't stop thinking about…read moreit and want to go again. The service was also very good! I loved the moody atmosphere as well, it was very suiting for the restaurant and made me feel like I was getting to experience a true piece of Italy. I would recommend checking this place out if you're in Nogales, absolutely worth it.

The food was amazing I had the butternut squash ravioli. The atmosphere was great as well. However…read more$28.99 for 6 butternut squash ravioli should be a crime even in this economy! Seriously? That meal cost you about $2.50 in product at most and 8 in labor shame on you. With the excellent taste if you were just more reasonable you would be packed every night instead of empty like you were

The perfect pit stop for an ice cold beer. Okay but let me tell you about how dog friendly they…read moreare! I came on a Saturday and there were 3 dogs inside the bar! The bar guy is super nice and the people are friendly! Highly recommend! I ordered a dos xx with lime.

This place is odd. I asked the bartender a question and he looked at my beautiful daughter and…read morespoke the response to her?!? I guess I'm invisible or he doesn't care about tips. Then after we ordered a beer and asked for menus, we were provided with one from an Italian restaurant and one from another place that doesn't open until 4 pm. We were in Tubac for lunch and shopping. No food onsite and the restrooms are outside. I asked where the restroom was as I could not find one indoors, I walked around looking and no one said anything until one of the locals said "they are outside" so out I went, tried to open the door. It was locked. I walked back to the restaurant and that same regular THEN AND ONLY THEN handed me the key?!? So strange. A little twilight zone in the desert. I won't be back. It was not a good first impression for my visiting daughter either. Luckily Soto's was open and amazing as usual.

Fairy tales come true and are made with love, Creme, and fresh fruit…read more How is it that seeking desserts always crosses my radar. Located inside the Sierra Vista Mall, this little Italian Bakery will turn some heads. Close to no where, except locals; until now let's help launch this local venue into a new universe. The city of Sierra Vista is a hop, skip, and a jump over the moon it seems. A sleepover or lay over this little town is to me. It's very popular with military folk stationed at Fort Hauchua, and on the way if your driving to Tombstone. Great small town America stop over for some delicious treats. Dolce Amore is locally owned business here in Sierra Vista, she can be found on Facebook: at dessertscakescookiepastries. Orders may be placed on line at their Facebook page or by calling. If your ever visiting the local farmers market at Veterans Park they staff a stand with treats and sweets to jump around for. The owners use only authentic Italian recipes that an individual can taste in every bite. Special orders are available upon request, please call for pricing. Just breezing through, I cannot speak for the Farmers Market end of the business . The shop that located in the food court of the Sierra Vista Mall stocks all the Italian treats you could ever need. Are you on the go? Come get some real quick bites for the road. One can image this spot is happening. During my visit, the line had three to four individuals consistently. The locals of the community are ushering in their support by the tart for their own. A fridge sits on the outside of the business with to go containers of Tiramisu, Cannolis, and Tarts. They are priced inexpensively. Tiramisu $6.50 Fruit tarts $4.00 Cannolis $5.50 for three. If you need more Italian dessert choices puffy pastries are available with real apple and chocolate filling. Have you had any good tarts yet? They stock mini tarts with your choice of filling. Who's up for a cherry, apple, or even Nutella tart? You know where to come. One has to have a knack to make "great authentic Italian Creme." While I was in line a regular customer started up a conversation about Dolce's treats. She praised and praised all their achievements here at delivering such deliciousness. The cannolis were so delicious to this individual that she bought the first round. Shocked at her kindness, I took a dozen to go. The Creme inside of the cannoli is just perfect. It's not too rich, and it's got a wonderful hint of lemon to it. Delicious! I'm enjoying those cannolis as I pen this. The passion and creativity that this business brings is truly incredible with such talent. Mmmm, tastes so good. The rules of COVID extend to Sierra Vista, AZ. The business owner and her staff had masks on while serving us. They used gloves to put the slices of cake into individual plastic boxes. Between each customer they cleaned the front counter. The business accepts all forms of payment, except for Apple and Samsung touch. Bring the individual credit card to pay with the card. They accept American Express and will not charge the customer a fee to use this plastic or any other. The cakes and some of their pastries are gluten free. Stop in and get yours today. This bakeries business motto reads as such: What does Amore Mean A: Attention to M: Magic O: Only the best R: Real ingredients E: Embracing my culture! Love, Teresa Authentic Italian desserts made delicious and fresh with love by Teresa. Come out and support a local business in the community. Your support helps build and keep Sierra Vista working. Got an idea for a special occasion and cannot quite think of what to bring. Have special holiday engagements that need sweet treats. A special order can be made just for you. Hurry the holidays are counting down, get over here or to the farmers market to create some Italian bliss in your life.

I finally stopped by this place on a Sunday late afternoon around 4:45pm. I ordered a vegetarian…read morepizza with a Multiberry smoothie. I was told it would be a ten minute wait. No problem. I used that time to walk around and sip on my smoothie. Service was kurt, but efficient. My smoothie had a creamy yogurt base. Blended with raspberries, strawberries and blueberries. It was quite good. My pizza came out as told and it, too, was good. The dough was an airy thick crust. The zucchini dominated the vegetables. The pizza filled me up and I had no leftovers. I would have tried a cannoli but the only dessert available were cheesecakes. This little place opened up several years ago as a dessert stand. It now serves pizza, sandwiches and pasta and they appear to be doing a good business. I will come back for a cappuccino and cannoli next.

Good Italian food. The service is great. The ambiance is…read morepretty good, depending on the time of day. I like the ravioli or the tortellini. My husband loves the lasagna. There are limited choices in this area, and many are fast food. This restaurant is convenient and a nice destination for a family or couple. I hope this place stays around for a long time!

Food: The food was decent overall, with some definite hits…read moreand misses. I ordered the stuffed shells and enjoyed them. My husband had the pepperoni calzone and liked it as well, particularly the crust, which he described as having an almost pretzel-like quality. The fried zucchini came out extremely hot and fresh and, importantly, was not soggy. Unfortunately, it was also almost flavorless and mostly tasted like plain fried batter. The Italian wedding soup itself was nice, although the serving was quite small. The roll that came with it was stale and tough and seemed like a basic store-bought roll. Service: Our waitress was very good. She was professional, personable, attentive, and pleasant throughout our meal. I want to make that distinction because our problem was not with her. Our issue was with the woman working behind the bar. We arrived at approximately 2 PM during an active monsoon, with rain and lightning, while a flash flood warning was in effect until approximately 4 PM. She told us that we could not sit inside because my service dog was not wearing a vest labeled "SERVICE DOG." We explained that she is my service dog, but the woman continued to insist that a labeled service vest was required and told us that we would have to sit outside. This was not simply an unpleasant customer-service decision. Under the ADA, service dogs are not required to wear a vest, patch, identification tag, or specially labeled harness, and a restaurant cannot deny someone accompanied by a qualifying service dog access to areas where customers are normally permitted solely because the dog is not wearing one. Denying us indoor access on that basis was contrary to federal ADA requirements. Rather than turn the situation into an argument, we complied and ate outside during the monsoon, rain, and lightning while the flash flood warning was still active. What made the situation even more confusing was that Argenziano's Yelp listing itself currently states "Dogs allowed." Regardless of whatever their general pet policy may be, however, my dog is a service dog, so the lack of a labeled vest should never have been the reason we were denied indoor seating. Atmosphere: The restaurant itself was very dark and muggy inside. There is a difference between dim, cozy lighting and simply not having enough light, and this leaned toward the latter. It honestly had an almost medieval feel to it. The restaurant could easily feel much more welcoming just by turning on some additional lights and paying a little more attention to the indoor comfort level. Value: This was another major disappointment. Before our waitress's tip, our bill was approximately $62 for stuffed shells, a simple pepperoni calzone, a very small serving of Italian wedding soup with a basic roll, fried zucchini, and two iced teas. For the quantity and overall quality of what we received, I simply do not think it was worth $62. The food was not bad, but nothing about the meal justified that price to me. When you also factor in the drive to Corona de Tucson and the experience we had upon arriving, the value simply was not there. Overall: There were things we genuinely liked. My stuffed shells were good, my husband enjoyed his calzone, and our waitress did a very good job and was both professional and personable. Unfortunately, those positives were overshadowed by the high price for what we received, the dark and muggy atmosphere, inconsistent food quality, and especially being denied indoor seating during an active monsoon and flash flood warning because my service dog was not wearing a vest that the ADA does not require. It was not worth the amount of money or the drive for us, especially given the experience with the woman behind the bar. I sincerely hope management addresses this and provides proper ADA service-animal training to its staff. Customers with legitimate service dogs should not be put in the position of either leaving their service animal behind or being sent outside into severe weather because an employee is enforcing a requirement that does not actually exist.

I'm a transplant from New York. We are very proud of our thin crust pizza ("The difference is the…read morewahtuh") and I am happy to report that Pizza e Vino makes excellent pizza. It's very flavorful and fresh, no matter which masterpiece you choose. Mille grazie!

Rocking Pizza was great. Crust was nice and crispy. Boneless wings were delicious. My sangria was…read morenice and the waitress and service was excellent. Food came quickly.

What, what, what?…read more Seriously, stop reading this review and go to Brindi's immediately! Wow... We had the sampler platter, which was yum and then some. Crazy delicious Baba ghanoush. (I will share some of the completely pretentious, but true comments circulating at our table.) "I haven't had eggplant this good since Santorini." And the mushrooms. "Diners in Istanbul would be jealous of this dish. I had amazing mushrooms at that fab little place near the Blue Mosque, but these are now my fave stuffed mushrooms in the world." Yeah , Snowbirds, the chicken kebab is healthy and flavorful, but, "The lamb will transport your taste buds." Our desert was a Dubai delight. "The only thing that would make this dish more delightful and decadent would be to dust it with flakes of 24 carat gold." Oh, and the staff is AMAZING We discussed climbing over the fence and pitching a tent in their garden on the way home. Fellow Foodies, Brindi's puts Green Valley on the current gastronomical map of Southern AZ. P.S. Dear Brindi's, have you thought about adding a few weekend brunch items?

Hands down the best hidden treasure in Pima county. Everything is fresh and cooked to perfection…read more The flavors are incredible. The owner is also such a sweet human. This is my new favorite place to go. It is one of those places that just doesn't disappoint. 10/10 oh and the sangria is the best around!

Food was good. Waiter was awesome. Communicated well even though speed of service was slow but it…read morewas totally NOT his fault! There is NO bar tender each waiter has to make ALL of the drinks for their tables no bueno how can they possibly take care of their tables properly when they have to also make every drink? Owners get your head out of your bottom and hire a bartender so your waiters can actually do their job!!!!

Great place and good food, but the service was disappointing. The blonde manager barely attended to…read moreus, yet her attitude was terrible. She seemed in a rush to take our order and was practically slamming the plates down