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Surprisingly nice Italian restaurant for Kennett. Food was very good, as was the service. With reasonable prices. A pleasant surprise indeed

This here restaurant was nothing short of spectacular. I was in town for a duck hunt (didn't kill nothing but my love for ducks), and a group of us went here on a Tuesday night at 7:30. Place was slammed in a small town (that should speak for itself). Waiter was fantastic and even sounded Italian. For apps we got mozzarella sticks. Fantastic cheese pull and flavor, but could've been fried just about 45 seconds longer. For my main entree, I got the chicken parm. Man, this tasted like it was made with pure love, from a 92 year old Italian woman that has been cooking since she was 7 months old. The pasta was cooked perfectly, along with the sauce. The sauce... perfect amount of tang yet subtle enough to not drown the richness of the tomato. The plate was garnished with what I believed to be parsley on the edges. Very nice touch to make it appealing. The chicken cutlet was cooked to perfection, great crispiness and very tender. The batter stayed on even with the cut which leads me to believe it was battered right after I ordered it. The cheese was melted perfectly. Now to dessert. I got the tiramisu. I'm a little new to the tiramisu game, so I have a rookie review but my best friend who is pretty much a connoisseur, says it was top 5 he's ever had. (He said he's had over 50). It was chilled perfectly, very creamy filling, and airy cake. The only thing that harms this review is the lights did go off in half the building for about 10 mins. But this inconvenience almost made it a little more romantic with the fellas. Overall this Resturant will get a 7.4/10

Great food but horrible service! Spoke to the owner and was told it is what it is about his horrible servers. Waited 45 minutes for our waitress to come back and ask us what we ordered because she forgot to put the order in. Most of the times we go the server takes our order, disappears til the food is ready, then disappears until the plates are empty.