EVERYTHING is wonderful! We are headed back there now! It's definitely on our list to go when we…read moretravel back & forth to OH. Bottle water is free! No soda water. Hubby had a beer. Great Calzone & I'm from NY!!

Moon Dogs used to be good but lately they have hidden the silverware so you now have to ask for it,…read more But then they give you only a fork, like you are supposed to cut your bread and lasagna with a fork. When we asked why they don't hand out the silverware; the young man was indignant and said some folks don't need silverware. Really, to eat a salad or lasagna? It's simple, put the silverware out!

I'll make this quick and easy. Food is super bland. You…read moreabout thirst to death before a refill. I would look for another Italian place to eat before giving this place a chance. This is my familysfirst and last visit to this place.

Roma's was recommended by a local and it was a huge hit! Portions were fulfilling along with the…read moreside salad and breadsticks! The ranch was the best I've had, definitely homemade!! And the tiramisu was perfect to go. Take a marker so you can sign the wall; my friends and I enjoyed reading all the shenanigans!!

Well, this extremely small town only has a handful or restaurants including fast food. So, we…read morechanced Valentino's even thought the outside had a dilapidated appearance. The owner, chef, waiter, and host was very pleasant. He let us sit at any of the plastic covered tables and was very accommodating with an order request. The food was unique, with slightly different flavors than usual. My husband enjoyed the tanginess of the sauce and the garlic knots were very tasty. We ate spaghetti with meat sauce, baked ziti, and garlic knots. All of it was decent, especially considering our other choices (DQ, Hardee's, McDonalds, and Pizza Hut).

The Italian egg drop soup was amazing, I am not a fan of eggs in general so I almost didn't get it…read more That would have been a fail! The soup is a must try. It will have you coming back for more! The calzone was very good. It is obvious much love and care goes into the dishes served here.

Driving along 81 South from Staten Island, New York to visit with our family in Georgia; we were…read morestopping for the night to stay at The Hampton Inn Suites in the town of Abingdon, VA. Before retiring for the night, we searched for a place to eat and found Momma Mia Italiano Restaurant. At first we were reluctant, thinking how could an Italian restaurant be any good in a small town in Virginia. After all, we are of Italian-American descent -- so we know genuine Italian food and being the cook in our home -- I know how to cook Italian. My meatballs are renowned with our family and circle of friends. Not only are we of Italian descent, we are from NYC where there are the best restaurants in the world!!!! We have lived there over 60 years and have ate at the best! We entered the restaurant to see the entry King Kong sign about being the best -- better than NYC. I knew immediately that sign was spot on -- the restaurant smelled like my home growing up as a child on Sunday mornings! The aroma of the red tomato sauce carried us into our seats! (I think I was floating.) There were so many choices on the menu, it was difficult to make our choices. I decided on a plate of spaghetti with meat sauce and the chicken salad. My husband chose the raviolis and a side salad. The dinner included Italian garlic bread! The service from our server was divine: friendly, courteous and professional. The owner/chef visited us at the table a few times to be sure everything was alright, and it was MORE THAN alright. The food was "delicioso! We are so grateful that God brought us to this awesome restaurant in Abingdon, VA!! We'll be back!

I tried eating here on a busy weekend once and found it packed, so I was surprised when I happened…read moreby again on a Friday night and it was not busy at all. I had some skepticism that it would live up to its reputation, and frankly Southwest Virginia is not a place that someone of my urbane character normally looks for high-end pizza in, but this was another Abingdon gem. A salad was quite large; I'm not usually thrilled with iceberg lettuce and the cheese was a bit much, but the ingredients were fresh and crisp and it was reasonably good for what it was. The pizza I came for was a beautifully presented pie with a crust the texture of a cloud. The special I ordered was just basil, oregano, and fresh tomatoes, but this simple flavor combination delivered on every front: tangy, astringent, savory, salty. Ordering a tea with free refills was a sound enough decision. Service wasn't the smoothest to be honest; only one actual waitress was working and some people had a bit of a delay when they arrived. I also felt a bit rushed out and ultimately asked for a dessert to go at the register, which was probably a better way of eating it anyway. The luxuriously soft tiramisu was another good decision. As is often the case with Italian cuisine, this place does not seem like a great option for those who don't eat dairy or wheat. For those who do, it is a reminder of why some flavors never go out of style.

I'm not going to lie, I love most pizza and theirs was not good. The sauce is not my favorite. The…read morepepperoni was cheap. I was not a fan of it. I've had better from a gas station pizza oven. The garlic knots were ok and the service was ok.

I have a mixed review. The owner/waiter was incredibly friendly and funny. The Greek salad was out…read moreof this world good 10/10 would recommend! We asked for a recommendation and ordered a combination Italian/Egyptian dish that was supposed to be an Egyptian recipe inside of a Stromboli. The crust was extremely good, and I could see the potential of the meat, onion, veggies inside to be good, but what we got was too salty. We got a dessert to go which turned out really good as well. The baklava we got had hints of basil in it which I would never have thought of being a good combo but it was excellent. The main downside was the pricing. We got two waters, split a small Greek salad, split a Stromboli, and got one dessert. Total was $48. The owner gave us a 10% discount since it was our first time, but $44 still seems high. We will be going back though for Greek salad and the Egyptian bread which we didn't get but looked amazing

One of our favorite locally-owned restaurants! They're got the best Italian food! The Salmon…read moreFlorentine is amazing, as is their Byrne Special Cannelloni! Their pizza's and calzone's are some of the very best in the Tri-Cities area! Amal, who runs the restaurant, is an incredible man - super friendly and a great businessman! Don't dare overlook this gem of a restaurant!! You'll be so happy that you've eaten here! Oh yes, and their bread, served before the meal, is off-the-chain!!

Awful lasagna was slipped noodles with ketchup like sauce almost no beef ,over cooked leftover…read morechicken parm & manicotti that was okish minus the ketchup zero flavor or love sauce .sadly the side salad was the best part - never again

My friend and I took a little road trip to La Cucina after a friend recommended it for the…read moredelicious food. Overall, the experience was just okay -- not bad, but not something I'd drive out of the way for again. If I lived closer, I'd definitely give it another try. We started with sweet tea and bread. The bread with dipping sauce was tasty and a nice start. I ordered the Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo, and my friend had the Spaghetti and Meatballs. Unfortunately, both entrées were pretty bland. My chicken lacked flavor, and I ended up leaving most of it along with half the noodles. My friend only ate one meatball and passed on the rest. The highlight of the entire meal was the Crème Brûlée -- absolutely amazing! If you go, I highly recommend ordering dessert and maybe trying a different entrée than we did. A friend had suggested the lasagna, and I wish I had taken that advice. The restaurant itself is in a beautiful country setting, and the interior feels warm and inviting. With a few tweaks to the entrées, I think this place could really shine.

I do not have enough wonderful things to say!!! It was perfection! Food, service, ambiance - all…read morejust wonderful! So worth the beautiful drive!!! I don't usually give five stars but La Cucina gets it!!!

Seems hit or miss. Every time we have eaten in the service,…read morequality, serving size was good. We like the Sicilian and their antipasto salad with shrimp. When we order the same for pickup, The pizza has half the amount of toppings and the Salad is small and does not seem fresh. We've stopped ordering to go. Eaten in is always a nice experience, comfortable, friendly ambiance.

We were visiting the area for a week and this was our first local experience. Raffaele's did NOT…read moredisappoint! We did take-out Calzones and they were absolutely delish! Located in a small shopping center. It was obvious that they do a good business as the place was packed! We would definitely eat here again if we found ourselves in the area again.

I got the gnocchi and I thought it was pretty good. My boyfriend got the chicken Parmesan and…read morethought it was delicious I just thought it was OK. They rave about their famous Kaseya bread, it was OK. The boy gobbled down his pasta and meatball

The food is very good. Sunday gravy with Italian sausage and meatballs is amazing. Daily bread is…read moregreat but having to pay extra for 2 tablespoons of olive oil is ridiculous. Great food but you are going to pay dearly for it. Service has always been good and pleasant. Small and few tables but that's not a bad thing.

I live locally and eat here on a pretty regular basis. The grilled chicken tenders are my favorite…read more The salads are fresh and the grilled chicken caesar is great. All of the salad dressings are homemade and really good. I especially like the honey mustard and peppercorn ranch. Sometimes they have a homemade peanut butter pie for desert that is the best! I do not eat steak, but people who do say the steaks are excellent. Definitely worth a try!

Well my wife and had spent the day shopping in Norton and decided to Eat before returning home to…read moreHazard, Ky. I decided we should try GW Clisso's. I had heard so much about how good it was from the guys I work with. We drove in to the Restaurant and it was a beautiful drive. We went in and were promptly seated, a lady came to here table and introduced herself as not being a waitress but just filling in because they were short handed. "Red Flag #1". We ordered our drinks and our food. While we were waiting we were talking and looking around and couldn't believe how unclean it was we were in the corner and the window seals had numerous bugs dead and alive and so did the floor. When our food arrived, which took forever. I had the 16oz Ribeye my Wife had the 6oz Filet. Her steak was very undercooked so she sent it back. I decided to try a bite or two just to see how my steak tasted while her steak was being corrected. The taste was excellent but it was barely warm and my "partially baked undone potato" wasn't warm enough to melt the butter which I had to ask for since I didn't get any with the potato. When my wife's meal returned we started to eat I asked how hers was and she said the potato was not fully baked and hard and the steak was tough. We decided to just get on with it eat and leave. That was an adventure as well, the table was rocking so bad that we had to take turns cutting up our steaks while the other held the table still. Needless to say it was a horrible experience. We expected so much more for the price.