Beautifully restored old building, great atmosphere…read more Creative cocktails, appetizers, and entrées. Great flavors. Nice Italian wine selection at reasonable prices. Attentive service.

We've visited Pasta del la Nonna a few times now, but our recent family lunch really solidified why…read morethis is a local staple for us. The second you walk in, the vibe is cozy and upscale, complete with crisp white linen tablecloths that give it a nice touch of elegance without feeling stuffy. They start the experience off right with drinks and a basket of fresh, warm bread--which is a huge hit with my mother-in-law every time we visit. We started with the Pasta e Fagioli soup, meatball appetizer, and calamari. Everything arrived quickly and was incredibly flavorful. For the mains, we had a full spread including the Chicken Francese, Chicken del la Nonna, Penne alla Norma, and the Salmon. The absolute showstopper, however, was the Special Pasta Dish (Carbonara). The presentation is amazing: the waiter actually heats vodka inside a massive cheese wheel to melt it down, making the pasta incredibly rich and cheesy right at the table. It's a "must-see" if you're a fan of authentic, indulgent Italian food. The staff was friendly and attentive throughout the meal, making sure the whole family was taken care of. We really enjoyed the afternoon and will definitely be coming back again soon!

Our first night in town for a baseball tournament brought us to this local pizza joint. Everyone…read morein there were extremely accommodating. You can take out, dine in or sit outside and eat. I was in the mood for chicken parm. The kid got a Buffalo Chicken wrap and my wife got the chicken piccata. To start, we got some wings and a sampler platter. Sampler platter was generic. Typical pizza joint apps. Wings had good flavor and a slight crisp to them. Chicken parm was very good. Thin sliced chicken and the sauce was very good. I tried my wife's chicken piccata. It was overpowered with lemon for my taste but she enjoyed it. I did get a slice to go, being that I'm a pizza nut. Wasn't a big fan of the cheese slice. Dinners were excellent.

The food is consistently very good. We've had the pizza, cold antipasto, fried calamari and garlic…read moreknots multiple times and it's always been delicious. Highly recommended!

I came here with a large group on a last minute whim. There were 10 of us, including 3 kids under…read morethe age of 12. The pizza counter was relatively busy, but there were few other patrons dining in. The waitress seemed extremely bothered by us coming in. She provided pitchers of water, but only provided cups on request. Then, she only brought cups for the individuals who asked, instead of bringing cups for the table. Our party was seated for more than 45 minutes before she came to take our order. We didn't all arrive at the same time, but we requested we put in the pizza order before everyone was there. She left the table and did not return for several minutes. We ordered 3 pizzas, 2 wing plates with fries, a few salads and 2 kids meals. Everyone was happy with the food. The pizza crust was fluffy and soft, yet crispy on the bottom! Delicious! The kids had a ball with the Spongebob sticker vending machine. We enjoyed our family dinner regardless of the poor service. I would recommend the restaurant, maybe we caught her on a bad night.

Quality of pizza is subpar. Flavorless, greasy and dough flimsy…read more Dine in options limited, over all ambiance was too dark for casual dining. Quality is overall LACKING in every aspect!!

Rating adjusted for the fact that it's in an amusement park;…read more The pizza is western New York style (fried in a pan). The price isn't terrible for a large, and it's a full 16inches. The veggie is pesto, onion, peppers, and canned olives and really filled with toppings. The kids meals were kind of pricey; but you get a free apple juice with them. We ended up ordering a large veggie and a kids meal. We tried to buy a second apple juice but they just gave it to us for free. Considering drinks often run 5 bucks for a bottle elsewhere in the park this is a pretty big win. The process is self serve. You order at one side they give you a buzzer and find an open table. When it's ready (15ish minutes for us on a quiet day) you pick up from the back along with plates. Highlights are definitely the art work

Brickolini's Pizza & Pasta is buried deep inside the Lego City section of Legoland. It is…read moredefinitely not close to the entrance of the park. I had to make a trek going there. That's the only restaurant in the park that serves pizza and pasta. The place inside was very big and spacious for many customers. It was a dine in place and not a to go place so I was upset it did not have to go pizza boxes for my pizza pie that I couldn't finish. I ordered a cheese pie that cost $27. It was good enough for a family or group. I got a buzzer to signal when my pie was ready. When I got my pie I was surprised at how thick the crust was for the cheese pie. It was one inch thick and very soft. I didn't really like how it was so soft. I wished it was much more thinner and crustier. The cheese pie reminded me of school lunch pizza. The cheese was good though and very cheesy and stringy. It kept falling off the pie though when I held my slice. The pie had a lot of marinara tomato sauce underneath the cheese. The sauce was semi sweet. What's good about this place was the refills on fountain soda and juice. There were several dispensers in the restaurant to get refills. The place also came with sanitized and washed plates for pizza. You can grab as many plates as you want for your group. There were many napkins available for grabs. The whole place had a lot of Lego art work on the walls. The outside seating had nice, large Lego roses on the window sills that looked really cute. There was shade if you wanted to sit outside. A family oriented place and only good for families.

The best gyros anywhere . Plenty of meat and sauce. Used to be in Chester but I think because…read morestupid reason they told him to move his truck.now I have to chase him around for his food

Great food! Service! And owner's! This place is an all around hidden gem! If you have been driving…read moreby wondering and wanting to stop but haven't had the time. Every bit is worth every minute spent of your time!

Recently paid our 4th visit to Valeria's, this time for a birthday celebration. As in the past,…read morefood was very good (with exception of the disappointingly small Oysters in the appetizer). Service was, as usual, slow - bread showed up 5 minutes after being seated, server after 10, drinks took almost another 10 minutes to arrive. Major complaint was with the bar (this time) I ordered a Manhattan on the rocks ($11.95 - house liquor). Server arrived with shaker and glass as for up. Corrected her and she returned with drink in rocks glass with the consistency of a "slushy". Apparently bartender just emptied the shaker over more ice. Had it replaced as "too weak", new one was equally weak as they use some sort of "pitted" ice clumps rather than clear cubes. Spouse's dry Martini up ($9.95 - Absolute) was heavy on vermouth, and second round shaker did not fill the glass (remade without asking), the replacement arrived already in a glass and seemed weak. House wine by the glass ($8) seemed to be a 4 oz. pour rather than the traditional 6 oz. Drinks are nowhere near the quality the prices would suggest. Also from ordering to drink arrival was 10 to 15 minutes. Coupled with the lag between clearing one course and delivering the next (15+ minutes), there were long gaps with no food or drink on the table. At one point, the manager asked if we needed anything (like food?) With the house less than 1/2 full, and lot's of staff on hand, there seemed to be a problem "keeping up". They have the food part knocked, now, if Valeria can restore the bar to it's previous "standards", and make its wait staff more efficient, this could be a 5 star establishment. Added: In looking at some of the other ratings, I should point out that, at the next table, there was a Mom and 3 boys (early teens). Boys wearing baggy cargo shorts, tank tops, and untied sneakers. Other diners wore everything from jeans and short shorts to jackets and dresses. There is no dress code, and given the décor, this could cost them an extra star from those that care.

Valeria's is now Hacienda! They have good Mexican food and great service!read more