As a native New Yorker I have to say this place is excellent and worth the visit. Their pizza is…read moregreat and the service was awesome. If you love pizza you should go here.

This is as close to authentic Italian food as I have ever got (at least as far as New Jersey…read moreItalians go). Eating at Napoli's reminds me of dining in with an Italian family inside their house. If dining here for the first time, make sure you have emptied both stomachs as all of their menu items, from salad to pasta to pizza, have very generous servings and great for sharing. They cut their pizza slices New York style - it enables you to experience folding your pizza slice in half, and then taking a bite of that double-layer cheesy pizza goodness (with your desired toppings, of course). I generally do not like anchovy as a pizza topping, but I'm willing to make an excuse for the way they prepare it through Howie's Special. The Chicken Cesar Salad and Eggplant Lasagna are noteworthy must-tries. Napoli is a good alternative to your mainstream Italian chain, with much better tasting food.

Was hoping for a pleasant dinner with family at Cibo Robinson's Magnolia. Family had enjoyed their…read moremeal and I still didn't get mine until we brought it to their attention. I was famished! They said 4 minutes but apparently they haven't made it. We asked for the check then they come and bring my order. Had a few bites then decided to get it to go. Lost my appetite! So very disappointed! Manager was apologetic and tried to make up. But I was so done with them. She said she would investigate. Whatever..... Would not readily recommend this place to anyone.....

Went here for a late lunch on a not-so-busy Saturday afternoon (after 1pm). First, I'd like to say…read morethat I'm a huge fan of Cibo; my family loves Cibo; my friends and I have loved Cibo for the past 20years. It's good quality food for a decent price. I haven't been disappointed by Cibo until now.... the last two visit at this particular branch, in the past two months have disappointed me and the family. This time, though the service was still polite and friendly, the food was surprisingly subpar. We ordered the usual: spinach dip, mushroom bruschetta, classic spaghetti, porchetta flatbread/pizza....with grape shakes and pomelo shakes. Our spinach dip tasted bland and lacking in spices/seasoning. It wasn't what we were accustomed to. The fruit shakes were too sugary& sweet, even though we all specifically asked for it to be half-sweetened because we would prefer to taste the actual fruit and not just sugar water. The flat bread was soggy and also lacked in flavor (not to mention, BARELY had any porchetta on it); same goes for the mushroom bruschetta (bland and barely any mushrooms). But the worst was the spaghetti. Usually it is flavorful, perfectly al dente but we got just the opposite: over-cooked, borderline mushy and zero flavor, even after we added salt and pepper. It was such a disappointment. I don't know if this particular branch ran out of their spice-blends or spice mixes or whatever, but there's a grocery downstairs and they could've easily bought something. There's never an excuse to serve such subpar meals. Chef Margarita, you need to check out this branch. That's twice it has disappointed. It may turn off other loyal customers.

It was my husbands bday, and the whole family came. There were 8 of us. My hubby likes Italian and…read morewe wanted something really good. My sister found this place on google as best Italian restos in the area and we tried it. We ordered so much I don't quite remember all! But we had a couple of cold cut meats to start and couple of mozzarella with tomatoes. For main, we ordered a steak...boy was it huge and delicious! Value for price! We also ordered Alfredo w chicken, carbonara, pesto pasta, seafood pasta and red wine to go with it. Roberto, the owner, and our servers were very friendly! Oh, and not to mention, we had our own private room as it was a Monday and the ambience is so authentic and quaint! Love this place!

The ambiance is great but the food is not. The truffle pasta is not that good plus it is too salty…read more The carbonara is no different, it also disappoints. The pasta clearly needs more cooking for it is kind of tough. The pizza is the worst. No flavor. The crust has terrible texture. I feel i just dumped my money into the trash but that is just one man's opinion. The crew is friendly, though.

Was meeting one of my childhood friends here. She recommended me this place because it's a UP…read moreclassic. So i had to try it. We got the carbonara, the pepperoni pizza and their fried stuffed ravioli. Hahanap-hanapin ko yung lasa ng Carbonara kasi ang creamy! Everything was so flavorful and yummy. Service is great! The vibes were very cozy! Pagbalik ko sa Pilipinas this Will be on my list.

The food is really good. We ordered Bistecca, Salsiccia, Aligue Pasta (crab paste pasta),…read morefantastico pizzq, salad with balsamic vinegar dressing, and table wine (red). I can't say how genuine italian the food was but was really savory. Serving size is typical asian/ filipino size so if you ate a big eater, don't shy away from ordering more. They have a 3 car parking slot or you can park at the curve side. Ambiance: they have plastic chairs and tables. Not very fancy. I came here for lunch. It was not very busy but not very empty either. There were several of us here in this tiny place. We stayed here for a good 2 hours Service: the lady was very kind, prompt and very helpful.

Who knew that the Philippines has a solid chain restaurant that serves up decent Italian food!…read more Mama Lou's ended up as a Grab (rideshare) order due to our laziness going out for dinner in Manila traffic. Ben and I ordered a number of things, but our standout favorites were: *Their Meatball appetizer *Mac and Cheese *Pesto Salmon The pricing is pretty good too when converting from USD to peso. Great place for takeout or dine-in when craving Italian style food.

I've tried a good amount of Italian places in Manila and I must say this one is the best one for me…read moreso far. They are just consistent across the board with their salad, appetizers and pasta. Enough choices for a group and the price is not too hefty. They do allow pets in the outside seating which is nice since I mostly travel with my puppy. We shared some dishes with the 3 of us and we had a great amount to share since it's actually a good size portion and not Filipino portions. Customer service is also outstanding. I would come back definitely

I love this place! It's also one of my favorite Italian places! I most especially love their hot…read morehoney that I dip in their bread that's so freshly baked! I love their pasta, the noodles are freshly made and the food is not too salty! Love their service, the waiters are very funny and jolly too! The ambiance is very casual it's more of a relaxing place to dine with friends or family if you want a more chill date night you could also go here! I love their pesto and chicken bites!

Mushroom Chicharon were crunchy but tasted greasy. The Salted Egg Risotto was very unique and the…read morebest tasting dish. I highly recommend it. I willingly return to eat here again.

Charming small restaurant in the traditional Italian style. I got the porcini risotto and…read morecarbonara. Both were delicious. Also ordered a bottle of red wine, they have a good selection, mainly Italian wines. Service was great, but there were only five of us (my party of two and another group in the back). Food was nicely presented. Two good things about this place, there is a deli up front, you can get items to go. Secondly, you can take your wine with you if you don't finish it. No need to get sloshed (unless that's your goal, haha). I take Grab these days any time I go out. No need to take a chance, right? Enjoy this place. Cozy, relaxing.

We are a group of 5 and was able to sit at the most inner dining area where theres a big Birth of…read moreVenus by Botticelli mural that's super instagrammable. Food is good but I can recommend the cheese platter and bruschetta for starters and the cheese wheel truffle pasta is good too. But nothing extra ordinary for the calamari, margherita pizza and pan fried salmon. Especially the calamari where it's P400+ for small serving, not worth the price. Overall, it was okay. You get a good ambiance and Italian food especially if you like wines. Other than that, food is average, there are good ones and there are not so good ones.

Hands-down, the best pasta I had. My dinner mate had the same pasta, but without the anchovies and…read moreit taste equally as good although I would highly recommend keeping anchovies. The food came out so warm and hot. The drink was even better. The service was immaculate. Everyone was attentive and took their time going over their own best suggestions and the view was great.

I meant to write this a long time ago but I want to say that of the two months I spent in Manila,…read moreeating at every good place I could find, this was BY FAR my favorite!!!! The owner was awesome, treated us like family and the food was world class. Saturninos in Amsterdam is the only other Italian place I have eaten at that can compare. My girl and I had a great meal and some of the best grappa I've ever tasted! Heading back to Manila soon and this will be first on my list!

Who doesn't love Italianni's? I have a special place in my heart for Italian food and for them too,…read morenaturally. Their food always looks divine and when you enter the restaurant it'd be enough to make your mouth water and then your tummy would start to grumble and ask (more of demand) that you fill it and fill it you shall. I've always thought that their serving sizes are big and most of the time I can't finish them, sad to say. Although dining at Italianni's might definitely cost you a pretty penny specially if you go crazy on the orders but admit it, you think it's worth it too. But just to be sure I suggest you check out their menu first before your visit so you have a ball park and also an idea on what you want to get. How was your Italianni's experience?

One imagines Italy to be a beautiful place with rich food and delicious treats. Nowadays, with the…read moreproliferation of various forms of pizza and lasagna, it's hard to find an authentic Italian restaurant. While Italiani's is actually an American branch, not unlike Sbarro, which also draws on the American-Italian style of influence, the atmosphere of Italiani's captures the mood as a family place where one can enjoy such luxuries in an Italian fashion. Indeed, with their slogan "Eat. Drink. Be Italian", you can have a meal with professional and well-dressed waiters catering to your every desire as you do those three things. When you eat, enjoy their wide selection, not just of pizza and pasta, but of other items as well. When you drink, pull out one of their nice wines. As for being Italian, you may as well live in the moment and enjoy your meal in the wonderful ambiance of Italiani's.

You really can't go wrong with something that's called a "Monster Pizza", a fact my lobster and I…read morelearned for ourselves when we ordered from Jugno's and got pizza so big, we had to tip it on its side just to get it through the door. What's new with Jugno's, compared to other places selling their own version of gigantic pizzas, is the fact that you can mix and match their pizza flavors. You have a choice between classic and signature flavors, and I think the most that you can have is 8 flavors in one pizza. They're segregated, of course - no worries there. Another cool thing: they're the only pizza place that serves their pizza with dip. Yeah, you heard me, their pizza comes with dip. My favorite is their garlic sour cream, but they also have sweet and spicy sauce.