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This is a long-standing joint located on Broadway, not far from the City Hall skytrain station with a pretty large menu of Italian/Greek/Mediterranean…
Willow Yang
Martini’s
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I had a work gathering here. We ended up there for happy hour. Great prices on drinks and appies. We shared the pulled pork tacos, shrimp, cheese garl…
Andrea James
Martini’s
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This place has been around for years. Haven't made a visit in years and was around the area recently with friends and decided to stop by for light sna…
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Martini’s
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9 Reviews on “Martini’s”
This is a long-standing joint located on Broadway, not far from the City Hall skytrain station with a pretty large menu of Italian/Greek/Mediterranean dishes and pizzas. I’ve visited the place once many years ago when I was still in highschool, and have been quite impressed by their food (they had pretty big servings and I actually wasn’t able to finish the Veal Parmesan that I had ordered on that occasion). I decided to revisit this place recently. In spite of all the years that passed, the menu appears to have remained largely the same. In addition to their main menu, they do also have lunch specials. I got their Breaded Veal Cutlets from their lunch menu, and also their Chicken Tortellini Alfredo from their regular menu. The dishes were served with a side of daily soup and salad respectively; these dishes came out right away while the main dishes themselves took a bit longer (probably 20+ minutes) to arrive. The food was quite tasty: I particularly enjoyed their garlic bread and the veal cutlets came in a very generous portion for a price for less than $11. The server I had, while attentive, was not the friendliest. In spite of the shortcomings however, I did really enjoy, I did still really enjoy my visit to Martinis, and would highly recommend checking it out.Chicken Tortellini Alfredo ($17):3.5/5This consisted of spinach & cheese tortellini with chicken breast and red peppers, and is served with salad and garlic bread. The chicken was pretty tender for white meat and well seasoned, while the tortellini was well-cooked, being tender while still retaining some chew. I did find it to be a bit bland however, and the sauce, while creamy, was also a bit underseasoned for my taste. The salad was quite fresh and contained pieces of pineapple. I absolutely loved their garlic bread: they give you a thick slide that’s nicely toasted and crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside.Lunch Breaded Veal Cutlets ($10.75):3.5/5This was served with your choice of fries or salad (I had fries), and a daily soup. The portion for this was very impressive for the price: they give you two generous slices of veal. The meat itself had a nice crispy coating, although I did find it to be a tad underseasoned and slightly chewy/grisly in some parts. The fries were hot, fresh and crispy. The soup I had was some kind of curry vegetable with rice.SummaryFood: 3.5/5Price: 4/5Service: 3/5Overall: 3.5/5Recommendations: Lunch Breaded Veal Cutlets
I had a work gathering here. We ended up there for happy hour. Great prices on drinks and appies. We shared the pulled pork tacos, shrimp, cheese garlic bread, fresh made hummus and 2 different kinds of wings. They were all very good. I loved the wings. Friendly and helpful service. I will return.