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Amazing grilled chicken Alfredo the pizza is perfect the ginger-ale tastes awesome and well...I guess I can't say enough good things about it!…
Bobbo Wasd
Little Italy
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My husband and I went for lunch yesterday. We both ordered the chicken parm sandwich. It was not good. The chicken felt like rubber. Neither one of us…
Jina Gardner
Little Italy
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Several times a year, we dine here for lunch. It is always pleasant to enjoy a beautiful Tallahassee afternoon amongst friends with wine and food. The…
MaryS
Little Italy
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6 Reviews on “Little Italy”
Amazing grilled chicken Alfredo the pizza is perfect the ginger-ale tastes awesome and well…I guess I can’t say enough good things about it!
My husband and I went for lunch yesterday. We both ordered the chicken parm sandwich. It was not good. The chicken felt like rubber. Neither one of us could eat them. Very disappointing for the price.
Several times a year, we dine here for lunch. It is always pleasant to enjoy a beautiful Tallahassee afternoon amongst friends with wine and food. The cuisine is adequate at its worst but today it was exceptionally tasty! I had the grilled chicken Alfredo which was well worth coming back for. The sauce was spot on perfect with flavors of heavy cream and butter. The hostess was so gracious, portions were generous and the prices fair. My dining mate always gets the stuffed something, this trip being the cannelloni stuffed with meat and cheese with a red sauce. Indoors could use a few upgrades but appears quite clean.
Great food and service. I just ate here for the first time and had a really nice experience. The weather was pleasant, so we sat outside in the courtyard. The outdoor seating has a big fountain, some trees, and an enjoyable atmosphere. The waiter was helpful and nice.The dish I ordered was outstanding. I had the spinach lasagna, and the first bite was delicious enough that I slowed down to think about the various flavors and savor it. The sauce, filling, and texture were all right on. I’ll come back for this dish.My girlfriend ordered the Eggplant Florentine, and it was very good as well. The place seemed local and homegrown, and I really appreciate that. I read a couple of less than positive reviews, and the only observation I can agree with them on is that the free bread is not that exciting. It’s yummy; it’s just not out of this world. This isn’t a big deal. If you want really nice bread, there’s some other kinds on the menu to order.Overall, I’d rather eat in a local restaurant that feels real, provides good service, and has great food over a chain establishment with a sparkling, prefabricated interior that serves frozen food any day of my life. Try it!
Edible but not great. I had the the cannelloni, which was bland and disappointing. The cannoli was very good, however. Overall, it’s over-priced for what you get. I ordered food to go, so I can’t speak for the service. They did have tables outdoors, which had a nice ambiance.
Major let down.. For a place with as high of a rating as Little Italy i was surprised with how bad it was. The dining room was dusty, ugly water spots covered the ceiling. The dining room itself is really outdated. Onto the food. The bread they bring you isn’t toasted, doesn’t look or taste appealing. They basically hand you a basket with slices of cold bread for you to slather butter on. We had the calamari for an appetizer, might as well have been rubber. Utterly tasteless and greasy to top it off. The veggies in the salad were good and fresh, but for an Italian restaurant their Italian dressing was horrible. For my main I had the baked cannelloni. The portion was small, I honestly felt like it wasn’t worth the $10. That being said it didn’t taste BAD, then again it didn’t taste GOOD either. The food was so-so.Overall, outdated gross dining room with food that isn’t anything to write home about I personally won’t be going back.