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  • Postino Annex showed up when searching for Italian restaurants in the area, and because of all these great reviews I thought let's give it a shot. First off, this is NOT Italian food. It's basically just a glorified sandwich place. The interior is indeed extremely nice and classy. Wine racks, custom ceiling decorations, all that stuff. It has a pretty and sophisticated feel that's actually a nice change from the rest of this area in Tempe. The food is weird though. There are no "real" hot foods. No pizza, no pasta, no meat dishes. All they have are paninis, bruschetta, and plates of cheeses and meats. That's it. (and lots of wines and cocktails) Everything they serve is stuff you can pick up at the grocery store and put together yourself. Most of what they offer doesn't require any special seasoning or cooking or really anything that requires a skilled cook. Open jar or package, cut into pieces, put on thick wood plate to give it substance - boom, snack dressed up as dinner. The quality of the food itself seemed high. Our meat/cheese plate had a good amount of fresh olives, various cheeses, and a couple of slices of what seemed to be good quality salami and prosciutto. I'd compare it to the stuff you'd grab at Whole Foods. The bruschetta was decent but again nothing to write home about. Slices of white bread with your choice of 6 different toppings. We chose the salmon (good), artichoke (meh) and something else that I don't recall. I remember it had a pesto smear. Decent but not really anything we would consider an Italian dinner. Service was friendly enough, although our server enjoyed chatting with her friends more than actually serving anyone at a decent speed. Table was a bit cramped. Overall nothing terrible or awesome. The food just was a let down. I always feel taken advantage of when a place just has sandwiches and stuff I could make myself in 2 minutes with basic items I can buy at the grocery store. No cooking, no seasoning required. If all you want are paninis or bruschetta, and are more interested in wine or cocktails, this place is probably great. But if you're looking for actual food that satisfies a big appetite, look elsewhere.
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