Osteria D'Assisi

For the price we paid for our New Year's meal, the experience was disappointing from start to finish. When we arrived at the restaurant, we had to wait an additional 15 minutes despite having made a reservation. Once seated, the waitress handed us a prix fixe menu that was missing the price and didn't mention we could have ordered à la carte. We had to ask for the price, which turned out to be $139 per person without drinks.The drinks were decent, arguably the best part of the meal, but the rest of the experience fell flat. I ordered the duck, which was overcooked--a surprising misstep for a fine dining establishment where attention to detail should be paramount--and the orange sauce was overly sweet. It was a warning sign of what was yet to come. My partner's steak, requested medium, arrived overcooked, and the replacement was unevenly prepared, with some parts rare and others medium.The appetizer was average, and the desserts were equally underwhelming. The flambé pineapple wasn't truly flambéed, the pistachio ice cream tasted like salted caramel, and while the chocolate mousse was decent, it was missing the raspberry topping.When the bill arrived, we were shocked to see $60 in gratuity automatically added, bringing the total to nearly $400 for what was ultimately the most mediocre meal we've had. Save your hard-earned money and spend it at an establishment that truly knows food!

Saturday night dinner reservations for 2 at an outside table. Arrived promptly at 7P, to be told there were no available tables outside and if I wanted to wait, it would be 30 minutes. So much for reservations.We took a table indoors reluctantly.Appetizer course of fried calamari was just OK. Wouldn't order again.My Linguini Scoglio with Scallops and Shrimp arrived sans Shrimp but with an unannounced calamari substitute. Had I known this, I wouldn't have has the calamari appetizer.My wife's Farro Risotto with Lobster was very good and she was very pleased with her choice. Dessert was a small chocolate mocha cake (tart sized) which we shared.I had high hopes of enjoyed a lovely dinner outdoors at this restaurant. I'm sorry they couldn't make it work.

Great ambiance and clean. 6 people and we had a variety of seafood combination and other Italian dishes but nothing was that great. The service was very slow and the food over cooked and pretty tasteless. The 3 regulars in the bar all loved the wine but only ordered the maragarita pizza which should have been a hint. Our scallops, shrimp and calamari chewed like rubber. Oh well.

Ate here last night for the first - and last - time. I'm not sure what all the fuss is about. $42 for a flavorless scampi pasta in tepid tasteless tomato water that looked like it was prepared by a five-year-old. Dry stale warmed over bread. Salty, gritty soup. Miserable service.... the host was a campy, snooty little boy with zero people skills and our waitress was totally checked out. Nearly $200 for two people without wine. There was literally nothing memorable about this place. The space itself was nice enough which is why it gets an extra star.

The atmosphere here is fun, we came for a staff dinner and we got to sit upstairs in a circle family style table. Our waiter was efficient in getting orders in and communicating to us on how everything was going. The drinks were better than the food. I got an eggplant parm, the eggplant part was good. The noodles were a little hard though. One of my coworkers wasn't a huge fan of the tomato soup either. We also tried their desserts and that was better than our meal. This is definitely a perfect spot for a nightcap and desert!

We've wanted to eat here for years. Finally, we drove by & we were hungry. We were seated on the lovely, tiny patio out front. They allowed us to have our well-behaved dog under our table, though I don't think this is the norm? :)There was a nice breeze; our server was sweet and attentive.I hate to say it, but I was not overwhelmed with the food. The bread was dry, a bit "grainy," a bit hard, so it tasted like day-old bread. The salad with watermelon was delicious and a GOOD- sized portion.My lasagna bolognese was "meh". Not bad, but definitely wasn't anything to write home about.I'd probably go back for a glass of wine & salad, but, sadly, at their price point, I know there are better choices for dinner.

I really enjoyed my experience here. And I've dined all over the world. They were so nice and attentive but not toooooo attentive where it's annoying. They really catered to my needs. Really clean and cutely decorated. Big bonus.... They have a parking lot. To me that's a big deal when I'm picking restaurants. I hate trying to find off street parking. We enjoyed a pizza and split a salad which they divided nicely for us. Will def come back next time in town! Well done!

Delicious menu, homemade pasta, and great service, wine list is top tier and nice patio.

We've dined here multiple times, and it never disappoints. The food is consistently delicious, and the service is top-notch. Highly recommend!

The ambiance, the food and the service staff make this restaurant the most enjoyable experience. Jay is a wonderful first impression of this restaurant with his pleasant greetings and interesting and lively conversation.