Olive Garden

Even though Olive Garden is a big Italian restaurant franchise, it doesn't cheapen the value of the food and the atmosphere. The Italian villa-inspired building construction and decor, black and...
Published by Tina L. More

Even though Olive Garden is a big Italian restaurant franchise, it doesn't cheapen the value of the food and the atmosphere. The Italian villa-inspired building construction and decor, black and white photography, and elegant music add to the quality of the dining experience. It's a good place to go to satisfy that craving for pasta; everything on the menu sounds good. I highly recommend asking for alfredo sauce to dip your breadsticks in--the bread's free, the sauce costs extra, but it's so worth it. If there aren't any authentic Italian eateries in your town, there's a good chance an Olive Garden is nearby.
Published by Tina L. Less

We have found this Olive garden to be kind of hit and miss on whether it is a good experience or not. We stayed away for a long time because of several disappointing visits. We finally went back on a...
Published by Rebecca J. More

We have found this Olive garden to be kind of hit and miss on whether it is a good experience or not. We stayed away for a long time because of several disappointing visits. We finally went back on a whim and the food was excellent.
Published by Rebecca J. Less

Abysmal. Anyone familiar with real Italian food should be offended and sickened by the slop they pass off as authentic. And the commercials with the actors portraying Italian-Americans who salivate...
Published by Dandelion N. More

Abysmal. Anyone familiar with real Italian food should be offended and sickened by the slop they pass off as authentic. And the commercials with the actors portraying Italian-Americans who salivate over this junk are offensive and stereotypical. Try Trinacria instead.
Published by Dandelion N. Less