We arrived around 5:30pm a few nights before Valentine's Day. Even without reservations I was able…read moreto get a table for two, but I wouldn't guarantee that will always happen. When we finished our meal there were multiple people (probably at least 10) waiting to be seated. So I recommend dinner reservations. We enjoyed our chicken Parmesan. The bread they serve is wonderful. Our waitress was Stacy and she was friendly and helpful...10 out of 10.

We had the mozzarella fritta, arancine, Caesar salad, and carbonara pasta. Everything was solidly…read moreokay. It was very busy on the Friday night we went with friends, so reservations are a good idea. Getting seated was a bit chaotic, as the same area is used for both takeout and dine-in. The servers were clearly busy--managing multiple tables while also plating and serving desserts.

Nice local pizzeria…read more Was in the area and decided upon here for dinner. From the outside, it looks like a converted house - but most businesses in the area look the same. Inside was spacious enough to where they were having a birthday celebration in progress on one side, leaving all the tables for other patrons on the other side. The menu selection was decent, but I already had my mind set on garlic bread and the bacon chicken ranch pie - both since it has been a little while since I last had it and because I knew I'd be having the rest of it the next day for lunch. The pie was tasty - so tasty that I forgot to take the picture BEFORE I removed a slice. The garlic bread was okay - I've had better but I've also had worse. Garlic bread is often made differently at establishments and it's a taste and choice for preference. The rest of the pie I didn't finish taster just as good the next day when heated up. Really, if I ever go back I do plan to grab this one again. Staff was very nice. Waitress was friendly. I got to talking to one of the owners and it turns out they were from Brooklyn NY. So any doubt about the quality here should automatically be put to rest. Had I known about it previously, I'd have taken a regular slice too. Owners were friendly and welcoming. I've been in their old neighborhood, so we had a nice conversation about the general area. There is no lot, so parking is street. All in all a nice place and a good option for the area. Good for locals who want a more authentic choice for Italian food and of course pizza/ I'd easily return here if I'm in the general area again.

We truly enjoyed every thing about this restaurant. The service was exceptional and the food was…read morefresh, homemade and absolutely delicious!! The ambiance was welcoming and relaxing. We would definitely recommended this restaurant. If you haven't been there or got food from there you should!!

We found this fine restaurant on Yelp. Since my husband & I are both vegan I called to ask if they…read morecould accommodate us. We were assured they could and made our reservation. About 2 hours later I got a call from a staff member who asked more ?'s, and then actually called 2 more times for further clarification. First off the restaurant is lovely! The staff is professional & extremely welcoming. The restaurant is beautiful & charming. They even have a copper pizza oven!! The Chef's wife makes a fresh sourdough bread that is delicious even without the fresh olive oil they normally they serve with it! We started with salads which were delicious & very fresh & crisp!! The chef had prepared us a special meal of fresh vegetables with a light wine sauce with spaghetti. Truly outstanding! We shared a lovely coconut sorbet that was a perfect way to end this amazing dinner! Thank you so much for making my birthday dinner extra special. Should you find yourself in the area you should definitely call for a reservation.

We trekked from Lancaster in the snow to come back here and we brought 3 friends with us. The food…read morewas fantastic as usual, my husband had the Cornish game hen and pork belly with red wine Demi glacé, I had the cast iron seared Arctic Char with blood orange Romesco on chestnut polenta, roast kale and cabbage. For dessert we had pumpkin cheesecake. The service was perfect, gave us enough time to chat and order. The ambiance was great, nice, quiet, and warm. We'll definitely be back.

There's a lot of hype around LUCA and after my first visit, I can say it's deserved…read more I had originally hoped to eat here with some friends, but a week ahead they were already booked solid. But I stopped by with a friend a couple hours ahead of time to just get a cocktail and a snack and was not disappointed. They squeezed us in at the bar (I promised to be gone before their reservations started arriving) and had great food and drink. It's a beautiful spot and the service is sterling.

Dined here recently with our family. The menu offerings are eclectic and different than other…read moreItalian establishments in the Lancaster area. The good: The food was very delicious. We enjoyed our wine, olive appetizer and entrees. I got the ravioli and my wife enjoyed the guinea hen dish. The portions here are not large, so it's good to get a few dishes. The ambience in the side dining room was nice and much easier to converse in than the louder, main room. Our server was very knowledgeable and excited about the menu. The not so good: The wait between our appetizers and entrees was nearly an hour. We had another event to get to and were somewhat pressed for time.

This was our first visit, and we were surprised by how busy the place was on a Thursday night. The…read moresignage refers to essentially 3 different kinds of restaurants: a dining room, a pizzeria, and a takeout counter. We were in more of a dining room mood but we weren't asked for our opinion and were taken to a high 2-person table in what we assumed was the pizzeria. I have a temperamental back, so these chairs were not going to work for me, so we asked to be relocated to a nicer table. We were shown to another table right away. Both the dining room and pizzeria were nearly full, and hopping with energy! Our expectations were high! Any restaurant that serves Guinness beer on tap earns a bonus star from me! Unfortunately, the flavor was a little off and I get the impression that not too many customers drink the Guinness. It struck me as beer that was a little past its expiration date. Thankfully our food was very good. Everything had a distinctive and agreeable flavor. Even the bread and olive oil had us cutting extra slices. I ordered the quattro formatti pizza and added bacon. It was as unique and tasty as it sounds. If you look closely at the picture you'll see that someone took a bite before I had a chance to photograph it. But apart from that, notice all the different colors and textures, which made for a nice, lively pizza. In the other photo you can see the chicken parmigiana, which they agreed to substitute Alfredo sauce instead of marinara. That was a delicious dish as well! We ended up way too full for dessert!! It's too bad because there were lots of interesting options to choose from. If we ever find ourselves in Mount Joy again we'll surely consider coming here again. The only thing that left a bad taste was the old-tasting beer.

We were here this past weekend. We got there early, absolutely desolate. Absolutely nobody was in…read morethere that we could see. We ordered our drinks and our food. You would think a restaurant would bring the appetizers out first but no that's not what happened they brought the appetizers with the main meal. That was ridiculous and should never have happened. They were not busy whatsoever. Our waitress was also not very good, again no one in there at all that we saw. She seemed more annoyed with having to wait on us. Very disappointed. My sandwich was great. Calamari was just ok! Not horrible just ok. Boneless wings were not good at all, hard and lacked sauce. Cheese steak that my other half order was strange more like chopped burger than steak! Disappointing visit will be quite a while before we return!!!

Marco's is head and shoulders above an unusual glut of local pizza options in a small river town…read morelike Marietta, PA. Their pizza has a good crust -- thin enough to fold and eat, but with a good flavor as well. (Sicilian style also is available if you prefer a thicker crust.) Like all good pizza, you don't need to hide this under a pile of toppings. Just the pizza, maybe just add pepporoni or mushrooms or whatever your favorite is. When I was new to Marietta, I tried all the local places and Marco's is #1 for pizza, and also #1 for having a full menu. Marco's also has a meatball sub that would make your Italian grandma blush. Order it with a layer of mozzerella on top and it comes out all toasted and crispy and tasting like childhood in NYC. The menu has other Italian staples like pasta and garlic bread, but it doesn't stop there. If you want some turkey with mashed potatoes and gravy, Marco's has it. Or for lunch, go for the burger special. It's all good, and served with a smile every time!

Not fancy by any means. If you are looking for ambiance, go elsewhere. The menu is varied, you can…read moreget sandwiches, pizza, Italian food and other choices. The prices are very fair and the bar prices are also affordable. Down home friendly service. Had zeppolis for dessert---$4.10 and 3 people couldn't finish them. My wife had veal parm and I had chicken cacciatore. Both dishes were very tasty. Again, not fancy, not gourmet, but very good for and wholesome. Great value.

I stay at the Comfort Inn and Suites in Manheim Pa at 543 Champ Blvd a couple times a week. That's…read morewhere they are located for now. Finally trying the food tonight I am blown away and stuffed. I had the stuffed manicotti with bolognese sauce, the margherita pizza and the zuppa dessert. Everything was great, better than great. It was amazing and Ryan is an awesome person to talk with as well. Whether you are travelling along Hwy 283 or live in the area, make sure to stop by and give this place a shot. You won't regret it.

From the owner: Italy has many influences and is not like any other Italian cuisine that you may have had before…read more By being a sustainable country in itself, a lot of the practices are reflected into our business. Whole utilizations of all food product, respect for the environment by which it is grown in, and the influences of conscious farm-to-table practices are very important to us. We source locally so we know exactly where our products come from and how they are grown. While supporting our local economy, we strive to make a positive impact in the Culinary Arts and the Food Trucking industry in hopes to boost said industries in a direction of healthy eating and more diverse food options. Respect for food goes beyond sourcing locally, it is to serve it as beautifully as possible, one ingredient at a time. Your food should be enjoy, not just eaten. Our exotic Calabrian foods will accentuate the palate of the consumer, while building long lasting relationships. We wish for you to follow us to Italy...

We were out hiking at Michaux and my buddy asked if we could stop at Sicilia. He has a favorite…read moreplace for pizza but this is his favorite place for subs. I tried it once before and it was amazing especially since the bread just came out of the oven right before I walked in. Today was no different -- subs were amazing. I got light oil n vinegar and they put ~just~ the right amount on. Two women sitting by us had the steakboli and it looked amazing. Five stars and two thumbs up!!!

Staff refused to honor a gift certificate they issued as they "don't use the paper ones any more"…read moredespite there being no expiration date on the certificate. Cheeseburger sub had gristle in the burger. Homemade roll was over done. Mushroom cheese steak had a sauce on it that meh...and doesn't pair well with the mushrooms. In general, the food is ok tl less than ok. Save your cash and go up a few blocks to the Italian Taxi.

5/5 for Value…read moreCleanliness Service Options/Menu Perfect spot for a family or friends. They keep the customer top of mind.

This place is a little strange to navigate on the first visit…read more.. Tables no table service although someone brings you the food. My wife had the spaghetti with sausage and it was good I had the Italian Trio which was a disappointment. Nothing was hot and I was expecting more of a pounded chicken cutlet vs. a thick chicken breast. Actually tasted like it was bought that way...and dropped in the fryer. Either way not sure if we will return but at this point being new to the area will still be looking for that weeknight Italian BYOB.