My boyfriend and his parents just ate here as per the good review on the Food Network. We all grew up in Pittsburgh and my boyfriend and I both work in the food service industry for years. There were several open tables when we walked in, but we were abruptly told to wait. After about 5 minutes we were seated. 10 minutes later a waitress finally came over and asked if ""Anyone else got us yet"", to which we answered no, and she walked away again. After getting our drinks, we ordered, but were informed that they were out of Fettuccine and Fagoli. My boyfriends father got his meal first. About 10 minutes later, the waitress brought out the second dish. A few minutes later, she comes over to tell me that are out of what I ordered. I asked for a menu to see what else I could eat, and it took her several minutes, and she was very rude and seem irritated that I asked! She was not apologetic about being out of half of the food items listed on the menu, rather, it was OUR fault for ordering these things. I did not end up ordereing anything, but tried a few ""Springs"" aka rigatoni that my boyfriend ordered. They tasted exactly like Spaghetti-O's out of a can, very sweet runny sauce. When the waitress finally brought our check, she asked us if we wanted to have dessert, interrupted herself, and said that they were actually out of all desserts as well. I asked her why and she offered absolutely no explanation. I would not refer anyone to eat at this establishment and would rather eat ""Italian"" food at The Olive Garden.
Cons: Terrible service, food tasted like it was out of a can, everytime the door opened a freezing gust of wind blew through the tiny dining room.
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