Anonymous wrote:Italian family here and I truly can't believe these responses. Terribly inauthentic. If you enjoy it, no problem. But could not be farther from authentic Italian food. Personally I can only do the soup, salad, bread sticks
Anonymous wrote:If you like it, eat it. It’s mediocre Italian-American food. The one thing that was unforgivable to me was the “breadsticks”. They felt and tasted like hot dog buns. It’s honestly not hard to do bread well - good bread will hide a multitude of sins, but bad bread is all I can really remember about that place.I’m sure my meal apart from that was fine.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not really Italian-American. Definitely not Italian.
How is it not really Italian American?
Most Italian-Americans don’t do all the cream sauces and “Alfredo.” The sauces are spicier, and we usually have some actual vegetables.
Not in my experience, and I'm from New Jersey.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not really Italian-American. Definitely not Italian.
How is it not really Italian American?
Most Italian-Americans don’t do all the cream sauces and “Alfredo.” The sauces are spicier, and we usually have some actual vegetables.
Anonymous wrote:Italian family here and I truly can't believe these responses. Terribly inauthentic. If you enjoy it, no problem. But could not be farther from authentic Italian food. Personally I can only do the soup, salad, bread sticks