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    Via Palermo

    4.0 (1 review)

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    Da' Matteo Ristorante Pizzeria

    Da' Matteo Ristorante Pizzeria

    4.5
    (95 reviews)
    22.1 mi

    The only bad part about Da Matteo is that you cannot give them 6 stars!…read more This is fresh, hand made pizza yall.... not from a box store, frozen, etc, but made by someone who has a gift for running his oven like Beethoven running a piano...... I have not had pizza this good in this country, and VERY few overseas that compare. Da Matteo is in the building where County Line Pizza used to be, but is a completely different animal. Now, I was a big fan of County Line, and Chicago style deep dish in particular, But Da' Matteo is hand tossed, wood fired, and I hate to admit, but better than CL was... These are great slices, great servers, super fast and the price is much less than what they could charge, as there is simply no competition. The atmosphere is nice, clean, uncrowded and not noisy, but not overly fancy.... a great local pizza joint, and I hope they prosper and we can keep coming back......

    Food - several people call this food traditional Italian from Italy. I don't think so. After…read moreseveral visits there, no restaurant, trattoria or osteria would serve giant meatballs on top of the spaghetti . I'm not sure about the carbonara. There are two different ways to cook it truly Italian but no recipe that calls for cream or "peas" in it is Italian (The peas in the carbonara with crème fresh is a Gordon Ramsey variant while just using heavy cream is an American variation of this dish.) Now this is not to say their dishes aren't good, they are just not traditional Italian. My mother enjoyed the spaghetti and meatballs. She actually had to take part of it home. My carbonara was satisfying and the sauce was not runny. In Italy, bread is not an appetizer. You should eat it alongside your main protein or vegetable courses, use it to push food onto your fork, or save it for fare la scarpetta--using a small piece to mop up the leftover sauce on your plate after eating your pasta. Where the bread with olive oil served on the side comes from, I have no clue. Perhaps other items on the menu will be more traditional. Service - the little girl that took our order appeared to be over whelmed. It took me ten minutes to get the check Ambiance- neat and clean. But it was also very loud like an Italian restaurant is suppose to be

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    Angelena's Ristorante Italiano

    Angelena's Ristorante Italiano

    4.2
    (340 reviews)
    15.3 mi

    You know that dangerous moment when work colleagues hype a restaurant so hard that you walk in…read morealready preparing your disappointment speech? That was me heading into Angelena's Ristorante Italiano. By this point, I was fully expecting the usual "it's amazing" translation, which in restaurant terms often means nice lighting, tiny portions, and flavors that peaked at olive oil. Instead, this place did the unthinkable. It actually lived up to the hype. The menu reads like a beautiful collection of words I absolutely cannot pronounce with confidence, but luckily fluency in Italian is not required when your taste buds immediately understand the assignment. I went with the bolognese lasagna, and this thing came out like a love letter to comfort food. Rich, bold, deeply flavorful, and gloriously rustic, the kind of dish that tastes like somebody's grandmother has been perfecting it since the Roman Empire. Every bite had depth. Nothing fussy, nothing trying too hard, just serious flavor delivered with confidence. The focaccia showed up doing exactly what great bread should do: crisp in the right places, soft where it counts, and impossible to stop tearing apart even when you know your entrée is on deck. The appetizer played a completely different game, more delicate, more refined, and smart enough to leave me wanting the next course instead of filling me up before the main event. That's restraint. That's craft. That's a kitchen that knows what it's doing. And the room matches the food. Clean, classy, polished without feeling stiff. The kind of place where everything from the lighting to the plate placement quietly reminds you that yes, somebody here cares. Service was equally dialed in. Professional, on point, and smooth enough that the whole meal just flowed. No awkward gaps, no disappearing acts, no "how is everything?" drive-bys while your mouth is full. This is the rare restaurant that survives workplace hype and then casually exceeds it. Five stars. Angelena's didn't just meet expectations, it made my coworkers look smarter for recommending it.

    First off, want to say we went here for my husbands birthday. The hostess welcomed us and was so…read moreexcited for us to celebrate his birthday here. We got seated, and was served by Amanda R. She was so rude, instantly felt as if she was combative and short with us in every interaction. She didn't bother to mention happy birthday to my husband or offer him dessert until I brought it up at the end of the meal. She was giving warmth to the tables around us, so we could hear her other interactions clearly. Very very disappointed in the service, but the food was outstanding!!! Really good Brussels, Diavlo pizza, and Chocolate cake!!

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