Hmmmmmm. Well, hmmmm. I had been looking forward to trying Giada's for quite a while and I have to admit I'm a bit disappointed. The lunch menu was slim pickings, very small. Don't get me wrong I don't need a Cheesecake Factory dictionary sized menu, but something more than pizza and salads would be nice. It's winter and they have grilled cheese but not even a soup to go with it... when I asked for a soup the server said "Giada hasn't approved it yet." Uhm ok. I don't want to make a negative review, nothing was terrible, but three stars pretty much sums it up. We had the antipasto platter and it was alright. Very little meat for a large platter... you're buying bread and a few olives and a mixture of some sort and enough cheese for 2 mice. Most of us got pizzas (carbonara and one other I can't remember) and they were a lot of bread and little flavor. Bottom line is that it was a pretty pricy lunch and I would have been just as satisfied with Olive Garden and a bit more full. Maybe dinner is where it's at with this place?