It pains me to write this review, as I am an avid supporter of local establishments. However, this place fell short of any expectations I may have had. The owner seems pleasant enough, but our server wasn't quite on par. My husband asked about house wines, and 2 recommendations were given: a "pinot" and some white wine. He assumed the pinot was red (why give 2 white options?), and so he ordered it. He got a white wine (which my husband can't stand). We brought this to the attention of our server, but she didn't seem too concerned with the fact that he wasn't happy with what he was brought. Because he didn't want to make a fuss, he went ahead and drank it, but it was clear from his facial expressions that wasn't what he wanted to drink.
We asked to start off with the burrata, followed by a margherita (our go-to first time pizza order). I was shocked what we received both items at the same time! I thought that, being an Italian eatery, time was to be stretched out and the meal to be enjoyed. The burrata came out as bruschetta, and there were minimal amounts of cheese.
The pizza left so much to be desired----the sauce was too sweet and didn't have a lot of depth. Nothing special about the crust, either. I was pretty much done after the first slice, but forced myself to eat more. Needless to say, I went home and just didn't feel satisfied.
On a non-food note: interesting music choice: there was a 90's soul Pandora stationg streaming (with commercials) throughout dinner. The music was loud and the random commercials distracting.
Overall, very underwhelming experience. Not sure if it's due to being a brand new restaurant, but this place is not on my list when it comes to good Italian food. Sorry!