Rino's is a decent little haunt on the east bench but for me, has been hit or miss. Some plates are quite memorable--like the ravioli and gnocchi specials--but other main entrees (lasagne, pasta dishes) are somewhat bland and uneventful. Nothing really shouts out to be eaten with vigor. Which is in total contrast to Rino, the owner, who is quite the ladies man with his robust Italian flair. Dudes best keep an eye on their ladies when Rino comes in the room because if they aren't nailed down to their seat he is libel to flirt through dinner. Wine list is sparse (unless they've overhauled in the last 6 months) and the desserts so so.
PROS: prices are reasonable, parking easy
CONS: much of the menu items lack flair
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