Little italy

Been on prior vacations, went twice this time. First visit would be 5, second visit maybe a 3.5 tops. First visit was all positive, food very good, prices charged matched menu, garlic bread had lots of garlic butter and had no charge on the bill. Second visit, food was still very good, bread was dry and cost $3, wine listed at $9 on the menu was $12 on the bill. This is totally unacceptable and I made a point to the waitress. I did not demand anything, but may or may not go back.

We are staying near this restaurant for a few days. I could see some restaurants from our room so we decided to stop by for lunch. There was only 1 table occupied at 1230. The host greeted us and gave the bad news. The oven was out.... No bread, no pizza, no calzones. My first instinct was to walk back to the Turkish restaurant a few doors down but my lovely bride required Italian on this day, so we stayed. The place has large windows but the shades were down so it was a little dark inside. The decor consisted mainly of empty wine and liquor bottles. I didn't think it was super appealing, but it did help break up the dining room. While we were seated the host who doubled as a waiter was in the back for about 10 minutes while some customers were waiting to be seated. I ordered cheese ravioli with marinara and a side salad. My better half ordered chicken fettuccine and also a side salad. They do not have ranch dressing here. Somehow we ended up with a nice boule of garlic bread!It was crispy on the outside and fluffy and light on the inside. Very good!I think the oven was repaired at some point during our visit. I overheard people ordering calzone..Our food arrived. The ravioli was ok but the fettuccine was top notch according to the Italian food lover. The bill came-- We ordered side salads but they charged us for dinner salads. It was pretty expensive altogether and not worth the price.

Came here with my parents to celebrate my dad's birthday. What a perfect hidden gem for authentic Italian food. It was delicious! We loved every bite. Our waitress was kind and patient, as she seemed to also be very busy. We enjoyed the music overhead and got a cute picture taken.

Last minute stop for some Italian. Why not? We were already eating everything on vacation why not indulge in some extra carbs. Miguel was our waiter he was awesome. I didn't want a huge portion bc I try not to eat carbs much but he was so nice he let me get the kids lasagna. It was more than enough. We also had homemade garlic bread which was INSANELY DELICIOUS!!! And I can't forget the caprese salad we started off with. The atmosphere def had an Italian feel to it and was very clean. It was a great find at last minute and we enjoyed everything.

On our last night in Orlando a couple of us decided to get takeout. We decided to check out Little Italy which was within walking distance of our resort, Vacation Villages. We called in our order and they said it would be 25 minutes. There was a small wait when we arrived to pick up our order, but not too long. When we got our food back to our place it was still hot. Everything was really good. We shared the spaghetti carbonara and both enjoyed it. The bruschetta was tasty, the toast points weren't toasted and weren't fresh, but still good. The calamari was really good. The cheesecake was good and the chocolate cake was ok. We both enjoyed our meal and were glad we chose Little Italy.

No! Everything cost extra and everything lacked flavor. Would have happily paid in extra few dollars for salt and a little garlic! Was afraid to ask for cheese on top of the spaghetti for extra charge. Won't be back. Olive Garden is 100 % better!

Party of 3 are we and there is NO one at the bar and only like 3 tables w patrons. I'm saying that for the service needed some attention. Had to ask and wait for the bread halfway through my soup? Bread that you get, eventually is way better than the cheese bread we ordered. The soup was flavorful and full of veggies , though was not minestrone, no beans so it must have been pasta fagiloi with no sausage ? If she was around I would have asked.My friends had pizza , could have been done more and she had veal parmigiana w Alfredo sauce. They have been here before and she says it's not the same.More than halfway through does she ck on us. Once again hardly anyone in this place.

We decided to have diner a Little Italy and what a great surprise they were fast, they had good wine, and the food was excellent!!!

After a night out across the street at Fun Depot, we were searching for a spot that was open late on a weekday. Luckily we found Little Italy. They sat our party of 6 immediately and the server was very attentive. He even cracked a few jokes with the kids at the table at the end of the night. Very appreciative of that!I think they have delicious and hearty food. My entree was the pollo marsala. It was two chicken breasts with a wine sauce topped with mushrooms and a side of pasta. Looking at it, I thought it was pretty big. At the end, I had devoured it. The chicken was perfectly done and the pasta was a great accompaniment. Their prices are also pretty low in my eyes. The rest of my party also enjoyed their entrees and had enough to box for another meal. I would definitely recommend this place!

Our old favorite Italian spot is no longer on our list. Sadly the elderly Italian gentleman that was ALWAYS there, hasn't been for quite awhile. The place is not the same. We can no longer recommend it.