I've been here twice and both times I've walked away thinking it was one of the best dining…read moreexperiences of my life. However, I just HAVE to talk about my experience yesterday with their Spicy Cajun Chicken Pasta dish. I have never had a pasta dish that was that absolutely perfect in every regard. The sauce was incredible. The spice popped. It exploded with savory flavor. It immediately became my favorite dish anywhere and now I want to go back and get it again.

Toscano's Italian Kitchen is one of our favorite spots to eat as a family. We go often and always…read moreleave happy and full! The food is consistently delicious. My personal favorite is the seafood linguine, and my husband always gets a pasta dish with spicy sausage and chicken that he loves. The portions are generous and the prices are very reasonable, especially for the quality. The atmosphere is welcoming and family-friendly. Most of the seating is in booths, which we prefer, and we've never had to wait too long, even on busy weekend nights. The staff is friendly and attentive, and they really make you feel at home. My kids are obsessed with the mac & cheese (the portion is huge!) and the chicken with mashed potatoes. One of the things I appreciate most is how thoughtful they are with kids. They cover the tables in paper and hand out crayons so the little ones can draw. The servers even write their names on the table, which adds a sweet personal touch and helps keep everyone entertained while we wait for our food. They also have a great wine list, which is a nice bonus. We always leave with happy bellies and big smiles. Toscano's is the kind of place you keep coming back to and we do!

1-5 Food 5 Service 5…read moreAmbiance 5 Great place for Italian craving. Been here few times and does not disappoint. Taste quality and quantity is all great.

This is a nice old-school Italian-American restaurant. Feels like a little place in old NYC's…read moreLittle Italy. The food was good. Typical and well executed. Service was friendly, helpful, and attentive without being overbearing. For some reason, they wanted to prop the door open on a day when the temp was 62º outside. We asked for it to be closed because it was a COLD breeze. The server asked. The owner refused. Minus one star for that. But we will return if we're in the area.

visited this area and got delivery, it took awhile, but that was properly communicated and…read moreexpected. food still arrived at a good temperature and was delicious. ordered a variety of items and all were great, loved the different options. service over the phone was great as well, with the workers being very kind. online ordering is very easy to navigate as well. would definitely get again, grateful to support a small business!

My pizza is always cold upon delivery and they add alot water to the salad dressing. Tasted…read more terrible.

Tonight we tried a restaurant we had never been to before, and it's definitely a vibe. The ambiance…read moreis beautiful and romantic, with a piano area by the bar that really sets the mood. The staff was extremely attentive and kind we had the pleasure of being helped by Eric, who was amazing! He explained everything, answered all of our questions, and even shared his favorite dishes. I ordered the Rigatoni Bolognese, and it was both flavorful and filling. They also have a spicy in-house oil that I had to try perfect if you're looking for just a hint of heat. My fiancé ordered the Spaghetti Carbonara. He said it was rich in flavor, though a little too eggy for his personal taste. We will definitely be back there were several other dishes that caught our eye and are next on our list!

I really wanted to love this spot. The vibe is incredibly cozy and intimate, and the service was…read moretop-notch--prompt, attentive, and very welcoming. We started with the Pappardelle Al Ragu Di Cinghiale, which was quite tasty, though the pasta felt a smidge on the drier side. Unfortunately, the Osso Buco ($75) missed the mark immensely. The veal was overdone and notably fatty, and the saffron risotto was very dry; it desperately needed a sauce to pull the components together. At that price point, I expected a much more refined execution. It's a lovely place to sit and the staff are wonderful, but the main courses didn't live up to the premium cost. Edit: I'm surprised by this response. I took the time to highlight what your team does well--the service and the atmosphere were truly lovely. My feedback on the Osso Buco was meant to be constructive, especially given the high price point. It's disappointing that instead of addressing a kitchen consistency issue, the suggestion is simply to eat elsewhere. I'll certainly take that advice.

We were immediately seated and accommodated for our growing party. The ambiance was cozy and…read moreinviting for small gatherings. We ordered the Tortini del melenzane (baked eggplant dish) and rigatoni zii Teresa (pesto cream pasta). The rigatoni was cooked to a nice al dente and had good flavor. The creamy pesto was very tasty and the artichokes and mushrooms were cooked well. The baked eggplant was a little underwhelming but seasoned enough. For dessert we shared the New York style cheesecake which sadly did disappoint. The red sauce drizzled tasted artificial and the cheesecake itself was so so. Edit: we came back a second time because we wanted to try some of the other dishes. I enjoyed my gnocchi. It was very light and had a savory cheesy tomato sauce. The spaghetti pomodoro had a plainer tomato sauce but we liked the al dente cook on the pasta.

This was my second visit, and unfortunately, it fell short of expectations. The food felt…read moreuninspired and overpriced for the quality provided. My chicken parm arrived soggy with a flavorless tomato sauce, and the vegetable soup was overcooked to the point of being mushy. In speaking with friends who dine here more often, the consensus seems to be that while the menu is extensive, you have to be very selective with what you order. However, if a restaurant chooses to offer a large menu, the quality should be consistent across the board. Given how poorly these staples were executed, I won't be returning.

The restaurant has a busy, family-style atmosphere. The food is decent, but not particularly…read morememorable--more like American-style dishes with Italian inspiration rather than truly authentic Italian cuisine.

We had the pleasure of eating here as a family on Valentines Day and it was perfect! We'd ordered…read moretake out before, but for some reason had never made it in to dine in-person until now, and let me tell you - I wish we hadn't waited this long. It was delicious and I cannot think of a better pasta place in the area! While it is on the pricier end for Italian (think ~$28 per dish for pasta) it was well worth it - everyone cleared their plates. I ordered the Gnocchi Primavera (hold the veggies, per the recommendation of our server) and it was divine. My husband had the Fettuccine al Salmone fumanto and said it was perfection. My mom had the Scampi di Gamberi and said it was amongst the best she's had. Both of my kiddos smashed on their kids pasta with red sauce. While the food was delicious, the team serving us is what made it top notch. They were tentative (but not annoying), helpful, patient, and friendly. This was certainly a Valentine's Day for the books and I cannot wait to come back again for date night - this place is arguably the best Italian around!

One of our favorite places to stop when we're up on the Pass. We originally found it for a very…read morespecific reason--they don't use rosemary in their food, which is huge for me since I'm very allergic. Because of that alone, I instantly felt like I could trust them... and now I absolutely love this place. The food is wonderful, the service is great, and even though it's a small space, they do an amazing job with everything. I'm obsessed with the manicotti--I can easily eat the whole thing, which is not typical for me at all. It's that good. My guy's dish was generous too, but a bit heavy on the oil for his taste, so he didn't finish it. Still, definitely worth the stop. The wine, the manicotti, and the cozy vibe make it a perfect little Italian escape every time.

i'm pretty conflicted on how to review this to get it…read morestarted, the starter bread was pretty cold, although the garlic butter spread was fantastic i ordered the baked three cheese gnocchi, but asked to have the prawns removed when this dish came, you could tell it had been freshly baked in a huge bowl however, when i took my first bite - it was basically nothing but cheese throughout each spoonful thereafter yielded the same - there was nothing but pure cheese throughout, and while i like cheese, this was just way too much i wasn't a fan of the gnocchi itself either i got through about 1/3 of this dish before i decided it was enough, and didn't ask to have the rest boxed up or anything i guess i'm not sure what i expected - removing the prawns from the dish would come with a ton of cheese, and the cheese is made clear in the description, but i expected less cheese overall or at least a bit of something different this normally would be a pretty negative review, but the reason i'm still positive overall is the other food was quite good the other people at my table ordered a margherita pizza and the fusilli primavera - and after giving up on my dish, i tried their food the pizza was excellent - i especially (ironically) loved the solid layer of cheese that was a perfectly warm temperature. It wasn't too thin either I (and the others) also really enjoyed the fusilli primavera - the pasta was really nice and soft, and the vegetables were cooked well. there was a nice amount of oil that coated everything to impart good flavor i also ordered the cannoli as a dessert this was interesting - the outer shell was really hard and crunchy - which was nice, and the inner filling wasn't as sweet as you'd expect from a dessert - as it was more cheesy - but i still thought it was decent the fruits tasted strange for some reason, though lastly, i do think the portion sizes were pretty impressive for the price. this was most apparent when it came to the pizza, but the pasta, desserts, and even my gnocchi were all quite large - and each all under 20 dollars i will give this restaurant props for removing 9 dollars off the price of my gnocchi after i asked to have the prawns removed - it's something that a lot of places wouldn't do - and that was nice to see

It's ok. Food is fine, atmosphere is fine, prices are a little high. Overall, it's ok. Don't get…read moretoo excited.

I love Tropea. The food is fresh and authentic. The menu is filled with a lot of options for any…read morepalate. It's not an inexpensive option, so I recommend going hungry and slowing down to really enjoy your meal. Staff is always attentive and nice. The owner often comes by to check on you and ask how your food is. Great place to take a date. Enjoy!

Great service provided by all staff, amazing food, and at a great price. This is our go to…read morerestaurant for Italian food and has been for years. Thank you!

When we visit our family in Seattle we always have dinner here. As usual, the food was amazing!…read more We had the calamari appetizer. Our dinner entrees were Linguine Di Mare, Penne Arrabiata & Lobster Ravioli. For dessert, the flourless chocolate torte and cannoli. A+ Food, service and atmosphere

Very good restaurant. Gorgeous atmosphere , friendly service…read more Very recommended to have a reservation Food also is extremely tasty the best pasta ever

Delicious high end, Italian food. I got the halbut linguini special, and it was very rich and…read morefilled with garlic. The service is great here. Our server was so attentive and kind. They also allow dogs at their outdoor seating!