Luigi’s Italian Restaurant

Yummy food! Very nice set up and atmosphere. Great wait staff.Lunch specials are affordable and great portions!

How fun! My mom, sister and I had a girl's stay-cation in Liberty area a few weeks back and Luigi's was the obvious choice for our dinner. Firstly, they were wonderful in working with us on our reservation. I had to change it several times due to limited Ubers, so I was grateful that they were understanding. Secondly, the staff was lovely and accommodating. I ordered the shrimp and scallop Alfredo and was REALLY craving a side of marinara and I didn't get so much as one eye roll! The food was good and relatively unique as Italian restaurants go. The corkage fee was very reasonable and the vibe was nothing too special but clean and the artwork was nice! I will definitely return when I make my way back up to Liberty. Thanks Luigi's!

We had an incredible lunch at this charming Italian restaurant! The ambiance truly captured the essence of Italy, with warm colors, rustic decor, and soft, inviting music that made us feel right at home. The food was spectacular, featuring a variety of dishes made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Each bite was bursting with flavor, from the delightful antipasto platter to the perfectly cooked pasta dishes. The combination of traditional recipes and a cozy atmosphere made our dining experience absolutely wonderful!

It serves god Italian pasta and pizzas. Bread was okThe pasta I got was Luigi's special, which has different type of sausages, a piece of chicken and spinach and peppers. The sauce was thick and tasty, and pasta was ok, but with the sauce, I finished the whole plate. The servers were super friendly and attentive, it was a wonderful experience dining there. The location of this restaurant is in a cute nice shopping square, which is a plus so it can be a included in the shopping itinerary.

We had the fried calamari appetizer - pretty average but still tasty. The bread + dipping oil was obviously fresh & flavorful. I got the shrimp florentine & it was delicious. The shrimp were cooked perfectly & the cream sauce wasn't too heavy. Our server Thomas was very pleasant & kind. We went on a Thursday night & got our food very quickly. I do think the atmosphere & ambiance could use some improvement but overall a very good experience.

Luigi's has quickly become my favorite restaurant. They have a huge menu with plenty of Italian options for everyone. The Alla Panna appetizer is a simple but super flavor sauce that you dip with the complimentary bread. It was a huge hit with my whole family, we even took one to-go and it's only $6. I had the Ravioli Champagne for my entree and it was FANTASTIC. It tasted just as good as it looked. Our server was attentive to our needs and always kept our drinks refilled. The atmosphere is intimate but lively. You could go there for a nice lunch or to celebrate a birthday, it goes either way! I'd highly recommend this business to anyone and look forward to visiting again in the future.

Yelp never disappointments to suggest the best restaurants when you're in an unfamiliar area.Case in point - Luigis!We stopped in for a late lunch/early dinner. As with all Italian places, Luigis serves fresh baked bread. They accompanied it with an olive oil dip, but not the standard that you're used to. Luigis olive oil dip has balsamic vinegar swirled in and small bit of marinated red onion. It was SO good. It's hard to put the bread down and wait for your meal!The chicken fettuccini Alfredo was very good. The portion is a bit smaller than what you might receive at another restaurant, but still more than enough to fill you up. The pasta was egg based, sauced well and the chicken was very tender. The waitress brought out a huge bowl of thick, freshly grated Parmesan which added perfect flavor.The little guy couldn't resist scanning the dessert menu and opted for the Lemon Mist Cake. I was thankful he shared a few bites because it was SO good. The icing was made from marscapone so it wasn't overly sweet which I loved.If you're looking for authentic, homemade Italian in the Liberty area, give Luigis a try.

$14 for a Negroni? How is it possibly worth more than $8 to dump three equal measurements of different bottles? That's just asinine for a simple drink. The portions are fine, but cannot be justified at this price point without a side salad. The quality of food more than fine, but the price across the board is absurd, when there's much higher quality Italian food south of the river for less money ($6 extra for a side salad at this price point is robbery). Lastly the servers don't really create space for intimacy at any level with constant badgering until your order is sent to the kitchen. Lots of areas to improve here, and I can't say I'll be back until the prices come to a reasonable level.

Delicious. The meal seemed like it was made from scratch. The ingredients were fresh and everything tasted delicious. I highly recommend this place if you like Italian food.

Good food with an Italian feel . A multiple range of different dishes for lunch each one unique