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Old Country Diner

4.7 (3 reviews)
Closed • 11:00 am - 8:30 pm

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1 year ago

Great food, Fantastic Service. One of our favorite places to eat In Abbeville. Love the choice of music.

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Capri's Italian - Toasted ravioli

Capri's Italian

4.1(70 reviews)
13.6 mi
•$$

The food at Capri's are delicious, salads, entrees, vegetables! The waitstaff are fantastic also!read more

You really can't argue with the ambience of the place, I lived in St. Louis for a few years and the…read morearea there known as "theHill" is dotted with places like this. Big difference they are run by Italians, this place isn't. I came in expecting great things, it has the right patina on it to be a good Italian joint. It came highly recommended by the staff of the Hampton Inn. It looked like it had been there for 30 years or more. Again, it was highly recommended and within walking distance , what could go wrong? It took them about 20 minutes to wait on me after I got seated. I should've left, I would've had a better meal somewhere else and wouldn't feel guilty about writing the this review. I gotta say, once they got started the food came out within moments. The toasted ravioli was a little on the loose side. Like maybe it should've been in the fryer a little longer. It was cheese ravioli with a sweet cheese inside it. I'm going to say the fryer was not hot enough to do the job. The breading was falling off. It was not crispy or crunchy. The shrimp carbonara was well-made, except it wasn't carbonara. Absolutely not a single piece of bacon. And it was a little bland. And I had to ask for cheese. Timing is everything. Literally, I was starting to eat my toasted ravioli and here comes the main dish, 3 minutes tops. There are no half portions of toasted ravioli. So be prepared to eat a bushel of toasted ravioli. Hint, hint, it's perfect for two people, maybe three in a pinch. I was just over it and ate the not-carbonara and, they tried really hard to make up for it. In the end, they did the only thing they could do, they heavily discounted the meal. I would definitely eat there again and even take my wife. I think that it wouldn't be a bad place to even have a group, they had a group in the next room and they were living it up. Sounded like they were having a great time. And maybe that's part of the problem, not enough staff for a busy night, maybe the kitchen was backed up? I don't know, I'd give them another shot, they have been there for a long time for a reason, and are obviously a popular spot I think I had a rare mediocre experience. The manager and the server were genuinely shocked at the level of ineptitude of the cook.

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Capri's Italian - The baconless carbonara

The baconless carbonara

Capri's Italian - Fettuccine Alfredo

Fettuccine Alfredo

Capri's Italian - Pizza BOGO 1/2 off . Every Tuesday

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Pizza BOGO 1/2 off . Every Tuesday

Martino's Italian Restaurant

Martino's Italian Restaurant

4.3(86 reviews)
63.3 mi

We have been looking for a good Italian Restaurant for a while after the disappointing food we had…read moreat Carrabbas, which used to be good. I saw the reviews for this place so we went to try it today for lunch. From the greeting to the goodbye was spot on. It has a quaint little feel to it. We were well taken care of without being bothered too much. Completely professional and efficient. The food was amazing!! I had the Chicken Cacciatore and let me tell you.......the flavor was hands down the best. Topped with cherry tomatoes, onions, roasted red peppers and mushrooms with. white wine sauce. The Linguine was al dente the way real Italian pasta should be. My husband had the Chicken parmigiana, which was not drowned in tomato sauce like some places. The tomato sauce itself was not over-seasoned so it tasted more like real tomato sauce. The soup of the day was chicken noodle, which was so good. The chicken inside the soup was shredded, which was different but man the flavor!! They serve fresh hot bread to the table, and will bring more when you run out, and trust me you will run out because it was so good. This little hidden gem will be our go to from now on for Good Italian food. We drove from Bethlehem Ga to eat here, only 30 min drive, but it was worth it. Trust me you will not be disappointed with this place.

Nice Italian restaurant which has had several owners. Comfortable private booths as well as tables…read more Has veal and chicken and shrimp dishes and all the typical pastas. We had 2 dishes with different cream sauces. Very good. Both the linguini and the rigatoni were perfectly al dente, which is rare. Desserts were homemade sweet, tasty, and authentic. They are garnished with whipped cream and chocolate syrup (see picture ). Service is excellent with young attentive waitresses. Real good Italian food.

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Martino's Italian Restaurant
Martino's Italian Restaurant
Martino's Italian Restaurant

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Trattoria Polipo - Beef Bolognese

Trattoria Polipo

4.1(147 reviews)
49.4 mi

Somewhat mixed experience, some of it was excellent. The calamari was 10/10, absolutely no notes…read more Some of it wasn't great. I'm going to try to separate my 'tastes' from the dishes as presented. My wife's Bolognese was absolutely delicious and very well seasoned, and the cheesecake was fantastic. My wife thought it had too much crumble; I consider that a feature and would absolutely get that again. The salads were dandelion greens and they were far more bitter than I like, and a generous dose of dressing, something acidic would cover it, or something sweet. The bites I had with tomato were good. But I couldn't really finish it. The big problem was spaghetti with Sunday gravy. It was a huge disappointment. The pasta itself was excellent and the meatballs were okay, but the sauce was surprisingly bland and under-seasoned, especially for a $30+ entrée. It tasted more like plain tomato sauce than the rich, deeply flavored hardy sunday gravy that fully of meaty and salty flavors I was expecting. I do NOT salt my dishes at the table because I season them thru the cook. I wish there were salt and pepper at the table tonight though. The Sunday Gravy tasted decidedly like pure puréed tomato with a few meatballs added after the fact. They were dry and clearly not cooked with the sauce. I wish they had been. There are definitely things here I'd happily order again. Others I want to try. I'd just skip the spaghetti, especially at that price point.

Another overall outstanding experience at this resturant. Excellent seafood specials that are…read moreunique for an inland location. Service is pleasant and efficient. On time but never rushed Veal Parm some of the best in the region. Overall 5 star experience

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Trattoria Polipo - Bar Area / Dining Area

Bar Area / Dining Area

Trattoria Polipo - Vegetable plate appetizer

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