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Tuttorosso Restaurant & Pizzeria

Tuttorosso Restaurant & Pizzeria

4.3(567 reviews)
1.9 mi•St Pete Beach
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PARENT'S WEEKEND ADVENTURE!!!…read more Let me start with we have had the pizza and calzones from this place with the kids and the food was Awesome!!! Check out my 1st review for details!!! This time we got to sit down and have a truly enjoyable Adult Italian Dinner!!! The Ambiance/Decor is old world Italian style and very comfortable. It takes you somewhere that makes you feel like the beach isn't less than a mile away. We love it!!! Oh my word the Food was so flavorful and worth every penny!!! Food to Value ration: WORTH EVERY PENNY!!! Yes I said it twice, lol!!! We ordered a reserve Chianti and Wifey LOVED IT!!! As an app, we got the Eggplant Rollatini and it did not disappoint. It was ooey gooey Great!!! We both upgraded to the Caesar Salad and I'm not sure how the house salad would have been, but the 2$ up charge was well worth it. Tasted way better than most Cesar salads at other establishments. We ordered our entrees from the Chef's Specialty menu. Wifey got the short rib ravioli. Portion size was good and taste was so fresh they tasted like they were made fresh when ordered!!! I got the Salmon dish and holy succulent Salmon. Cooked to perfection!!! The brandy risotto w/asparagus was a nice complement to the Salmon. We were so full we didn't even have desert, but we cannot wait to try the house made tiramisu next time!!! If you get the chance to try this place. Do yourselves a favor and stop in. We will always make this place a stop on our visits to the area!!! AS ALWAYS TRY IT FOR YOURSELF!!!

Got excited when I drove by this place and saw the parking lot packed. Walked in and it smelled…read morereally good. Had high hopes until the really forgettable chicken Parmesan sub arrived. And if I order fries at a restaurant, unless I'm getting a happy meal, I don't wanna have to tear open little ketchup packets. This place really is just a diner disguised as an Italian restaurant. When the waitress asked how's my "sammidge" that kind of said it all.

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Tuttorosso Restaurant & Pizzeria - Pizza was great!!!

Pizza was great!!!

Tuttorosso Restaurant & Pizzeria - First time. Great menu and ambience.

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First time. Great menu and ambience.

ALDI - I think this was the finca I visited, when my brother and I were in Honduras.

ALDI

3.7(21 reviews)
5.8 mi•South St. Petersburg - Edit
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I had heard about ALDI, I had researched ALDI, but was I ready for ALDI?…read more I waited for a break in the weather and started my five mile bicycle journey, only to ride into a very windy downpour, and was immediately soaked through, but I rode on. Then the rain stopped for good, and, besides the wind trying alternately to steal my bucket hat or push the soggy brim into my face, the rest of the ride was quite pleasant. I got to ALDI (I keep wanting to write or say ALDI's) and wrung out my hat. The rest of me seemed to have dried out to the point where I wouldn't drip on the floor. I still looked like a drowned woodchuck. A nice man offered me his cart. I had heard they were available for a refundable quarter, but I guess sometimes they are free. I put my bags in the cart and went in. My first impression: freezing cold! Of course I was sopping wet, so... also, brightly lit, and not claustrophobic, and the produce department smelled good, important! And then I encountered something I feel must be very ALDI. No loose produce. You do not buy one or two onions or peppers, you buy a bag full. Not a huge family value size bag, but enough for a few days or a week, or... until the rest rots in the rotter drawer. The garlic came in little net bags, and the individual cloves looked to be pretty small, and I don't have much patience with that, so I passed on those. But you can buy just one avocado. They were huge! The produce looks to be fresh, but when I went for red seedless grapes they came in a big plastic tub, and that is a bit of a turn-off for me. The baby carrots are very cheap and tasty. Pineapple spears, tasty and not fibrous. Mango slices, just ripe enough. As for greens, there were plenty of bags of spinach, and chopped kale, but I saw no collards or field greens. I couldn't find the bananas, but that is because they were all green and I didn't recognize them! As I shivered my way around the store I definitely noticed the lack of choices in some areas. One kind of cottage cheese, and so on. Also, regarding low fat, low sodium, or unsalted items, you probably won't find them. I wanted to do an informal price comparison with Walmart, and I think ALDI has better deals on a lot of store brand stuff. Milk. Dried fruit. Seltzer. I tried the PurAqua berry seltzer water, and the label says it is naturally flavored with other natural flavors, which I think is redundant, but the taste is pleasant. I tried the California Heritage Cabernet Sauvignon, very cheap, and found it to be drinkable, if not complex. The Signature Select sourdough bread was decent. Self checkout is king here, but if you just start unloading your goods on the conveyor at the unstaffed conventional check stand an employee will appear just in time, I promise! I forgot that ALDI does not provide plastic bags, and I had planned to sling a few of those over my handlebars, but there turned out to be room in my panniers for everything. There was a shortcoming in the egg department. There were only a few cartons of eggs, and they were crumpled and sad. I think I might like ALDI. I will go back and check the meat department. I bet I won't find smoked pork hocks. The fresh and lightly smoked raw salmon looked good. I'll grill some stuff and get back to y'all.

I love Aldi because they are super affordable. In addition to that, sometimes they have really good…read moredeals such as the one that I smacked on my recent trip where I got these plants for $2.50 apiece. The thing I like about Aldi over other stores is that they have self check out and you can usually get in and out pretty quickly in comparison to Walmart or even sprouts up the street. The parking lot is simple as though it's easy to get in and out unless the vintage Marché is going on. The aisles are usually organized and it's rare that they are out of an item that I am looking for.

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ALDI - Sounds yummy. Did not buy. But interesting.

Sounds yummy. Did not buy. But interesting.

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