Luigi's Italian Restaurant

Luigi's is my to go for Italian food now, it's out of my way but it is so worth it! Can't go wrong with the tour if you want to try a bit of everything. My wife loves the chicken Alfredo, portions are great as well! Simple decor but with food like this, you don't need anything crazy! Service is good most of the time, they are attentive and will answer questions.

I will 100% be back. Luigi's was so good, especially for the price. The lobster ravioli was amazing- i'll for sure go back for that! The rest of the food was really good too. We got the fried ravioli for an appetizer which we really enjoyed!I got their limoncello cocktail, which was ok. Kind of just tasted like lemonade with lake vodka in it, not bad but nothing special. The ambiance was a little cheesy, but I appreciated it. The service was also good!Overall I would 100% go back. The food was really good especially for the price.

6 years later I came with a different crowd. the margarita had a nice shot of amaretto but just like everywhere else, they cut back on the alcohol. Dad had the shrimp scampi- about 7 decent size shrimp, and he ate pretty much all of it. I had the sampler- lasagna in the middle with 1 ravioli on one side and half of a manicotti on the other. With a salad and complimentary rolls , we did have enough leftovers for tomorrow. My brother had spaghetti works and got one small meatball but plenty of Italian sausage. My SIL had sausage parmigiana, I believe. Love the murals on the walls with the led lighting. The service was prompt, accurate and plenty of follow up

I have been here a couple of times and each time it's just average. Nothing terrible special about the food or drinks. We had the chicken Alfredo, meat ravioli and the chicken and shrimp special. I'd say there was way too much pasta in the chicken and shrimp but you did get a lot of protein. The bread was good and warm. The service was good though there were a lot of servers for the few customers in there. I would go back knowing I'll get average quality Italian.

This place was nice! I loved the dim lighting paired with the string lights. I tried the cheese ravioli and it was good - can't really mess that dish up! The free bread was delicious as well. Also tried the fried ravioli and it was my favorite thing of the night. Only lost a star because a side of alfredo sauce was $5 - so somethings are a little pricey. Typical for a night out with good food.

Wonderful little place! Beautifully decorated, friendly service, and the food came fast too! They were happy to give us as much bread for the table as we wanted, and it was delicious, not like that lame Olive Garden bread. My chicken piccata was so tasty, and so much food. I had enough to leave for lunch AND leftovers for dinner. Great spot, I'll be back for more!

This is my favorite Italian restaurant anywhere!The food cannot be beat! If you let their red sauce linger on your tongue, you will taste the depth of flavor just keeps on going. It's to die for!Service is very good, and the ambiance feels almost like a local favorite, which it is!We have recently moved from the area and have not found anything to beat our old favorite, Luigi"s! We miss you!!!

Service. Was good, food was avg. or less. I ordered the veal parmigiana and it was very tough pasta was good. One of my guest ordered the tour of Italy and said it was good but came out of the kitchen medium warm. All in all not a great experience.

Best pasta I have ever had would highly recommend this restaurant. Service and ambience was amazing

What an unsuspecting gem! Luigi's is a little tucked away in a shopping center. The decor is more dining hall than fine dining with plastic table clothes and a big wide open room, but the food was impeccable. Eggplant parmigiana and shrimp in vodka sauce were both excellent. The servers were attentive and friendly. Can't wait to come back here and try more of the menu.