Came to this restaurant the other day since its an area I visit often.
Sat down at a table and the first thing we noticed was how the utensils and plates didn't feel properly cleaned. My wife's wine glass still had red wine that was dried up and definitely not cleaned. We and another table were the only ones in the restaurant so it wasn't busy.
We told the waitress and while she gladly took it away, not even an apology. Not a great first impression.
I ordered the lasagne which was decent and fairly large. Could likely share it if you got something lighter like a salad with someone else. Server brought grated cheese over but at these places that seem authentic Italian, I would've expected freshly grated parm. (Maybe that's not the norm in Italy?)
At the time we paid the bill, I asked for change from a $20 since we were splitting with a few friends. They had no $5 bills they could provide. This wasn't late at nite, this was 6pm on a weekday.
All in all, not a pleasant experience and figure a restaurant that's been around a bit longer would've avoided these minor mistakes.