I visited this place recently with my boyfriend and my cousin and although I enjoyed myself I'm wondering if the company and fact that I hadn't seen my cousin in forever played the largest part in my positive experience there.
The location itself I found a little hard to find, it's in a small industrial like plaza and was rather unassuming but it did have the plus of free parking. The space was in my opinion on the small side however it did seem rather spaciously laid out with a clean and classic decor. It seemed like they did have a patio located at the back of the restaurant however we opted for a quaint little table so I was never able to check it out.
The service was above par, our waitress was extremely pleasant, knowledgeable and made the dining experience a treat with helpful suggestions and just the right amount of banter for a chuckle or two. She directed me to a delicious cab red which was delightful and paired rather well with my dinner selection.
Because we all weren't famished we decided to go straight for our main courses. Now it may just have been a a poor selection on my part but I did decide to try one of the house specials, the sword fish which I will admit I had never tried before and it didn't really knock my socks off. However The gnocchi my cousin ordered was literally to die for it was melt in your mouth good and I believe made fresh in house. The parmesan chicken was another super flavorful and hearty dish but out of the three mine was unfortunately my least favorite.
The delicious fresh baked Nutella bun was a real treat and def made up for my entree but I do feel that even though they claim to be authentic Italian they seemed to miss the mark a tad for me. For the price and portion sizes I felt that a little something was missing and as a result I'm a little on the fence when it comes to rating... In all fairness I would give them a 3 1/2 star but I would def return again.