Giuseppe’s
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Giuseppe's was a pleasant surprise. Authentic Italian food that is amazing - the bread they serve is wonderful. All the dishes I've had have been full…
Luckydill
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So Glad we stopped by!. We were on our way to another restaurant and decided to try something new. We were pleasantly surprised and glad that we did. …
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Our experience was a bit mixed. The food was fairly good. I had the fettuccine Alfredo, but adding the flavorless chicken to it was pointless. My frie…
WestSideKelly
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9 Reviews on “Giuseppe’s”
Our experience was a bit mixed. The food was fairly good. I had the fettuccine Alfredo, but adding the flavorless chicken to it was pointless. My friend had the capellini pomodoro which was good. They don’t make their own pasta, which is too bad. The decor is outdated and just plain uggo. The tiramisu was good though they put what tasted like Hershey sauce from a can on top. Bread was excellent! I’d rather go to Chianti’s.
Usually excellent… not always.. We’ve eaten here many times and most of the menu items are excellent. Tonight two in our party tonight ordered the featured dish and one was missing a key ingredient. We were seated away from the rest of the customers since we had a larger party and were promptly forgotten. Normally service is excellent, but not this time. When dinner runs $20 + per person I really expect them to get it right or make it right.
What a Delicious Italian Dinner. The meal immediately began with the oven hot bread that I dunked in the the olive oil with herbs and garlic. Then I shared the Chicken and Sausage, and the Sausage de Sicilia, and the homemade Tiramisu. MMMMmmmmm…it was so delicious. I have heard a lot of good reviews about Giuseppe’s but it has taken me about 6 months to finally make the trek to the restaurant. I will be back again very soon. This has quickly become one of my favorite restaurants in the metro area.
Terrific with a but…. Amazing food and service, uncomfortable seating and waiting space.We all need to eat there more so the owners can afford to move to a more spacious location.
Aaah-mazing! No such thing as a bad choice here. The best sauces in the world. No kidding.
Yum!. I have lived by Giuseppe’s for many years and had never been there until I read a review and wanted to check it out. I went there on a Sunday to find it closed (disappointing) so I had to go back later in the week. I ordered a pasta with chicken, artichoke hearts, mushrooms and mozzarella in a white sauce. It was good, but nothing amazing. My son’s meal, however, was amazing! He ordered the spaghetti bolognese, or something like that and it was so good! I ate off of his plate the whole meal and will be ordering this next time we go.
It was okay. We ate there on a Friday night and expected a little wait, but we waited almost an hour standing in this narrow hallway (2 people wide) that runs up the center of the restaurant, which is very small and has a strange mish-mash kind of decor. We must have been there a half an hour before anyone from the restaurant even came to write down names of people waiting in line. The prices were closer to $13-$15 for a pasta dish, (except the ravioli’s which are $9.95) of which there are only 6 or 7 entrees offered, and come with no salad or sides. They do serve oil and a great bread when you are seated. My son ordered a caesar salad, which consisted of chopped romaine, creamy Italian dressing and shaved parmesan for $4.95, followed by a very non-descript ravoili. I had the beef bourguignon at $14.95, which I thought was a strange option for an Italian menu, but it was served on gnocci and was very tasty and a very generous portion. Knowing what is on the menu, I might go back if I was in the mood for one of those dishes, but not when I would have to wait for a long time.