Spoleto Italian Kitchen

They've somehow managed to ruin spoleto. There was exactly one piece of each topping in the bowl. It was not good. The chicken parm sandwich was also a travesty. It's kind of impressive the level of bad that has been accomplished here. The service was good, the food was not. Think high school cafeteria spaghetti then drop that down one more step. How I miss you, winter park spoleto. They serve you exclusively in to go plastic now. Definitely not the Spoleto of yesteryear.

If you like overpaying for pasta, then this is the place for you. Sure, it's good and you can customize what you want in/on your pasta, but to me, the pasta portion size was a bit small for the money. Pasta is cheap and my inner Italian wants to go all Soprano's on them... Bada Bing Bada Boom!Pizzas on the other hand are a different ball game. I've had a few here. The Quattro Formagio pizza on one visit was delicious, and I think it had 3 or 4 different kinds of cheeses (I forget). The pepperoni burrata pizza was amazing, although it DID look like one of those Chuck E Cheese conspiracy pizzas (look at the pic).With Mangia just up the road now, it's tough to justify going here for Italian. And if Fazoli's keeps expanding in FL and makes it's way east, then Fuhgeddaboudit!When at the Avalon Marketplace, this is a solid choice amongst the sea of other places, and is probably one of the better options if you're pretty hungry for pizza. It's on the opposite side from Bowigens in the corner on the way to the bathroom!

This was our first time at Spoleto, at Avalon Market in general, and it was a great experience. Being from New York the marketplace offered Grand Central vibes which put a smile on my face. The staff was friendly, the environment colorful and happy. Lots of kids and pets. I need to go back to check out some of the little shops in that area. Okay- now to the reason you are reading this review; the food. Overall 8/10! The garlic bread shareable was $5 for 2 pieces... Those pieces were great but I'm deducting one point for that outrageous price. My friend ordered the Risotto, to which he throughly enjoyed and was surprised to feel full after as he normally eats a lot more. I had the Ravioli Lasagna, and ooo this was delicious. Not too thick or heavy though it looks like a lot, the sauce was flavorful and actually quite light. One common theme we both noticed across both of our dishes was that they were modestly under salted. I don't particularly like overly salty foods myself, but this was something even I noticed, hence that last point deduction. If you're in the area and are comfortable with slightly over priced pasta (lol), stop by :) I would definitely come back and maybe try something new!

What a cute market place. I really enjoyed eating at Spoleto. The four different bruschetta are so delicious. The Burrata Salad is fresh and so creamy. The Shrimp Pizza is very different yet really delicious with a little bit of a kick. The Ravioli and the Spaghetti with meatballs are good too. It was cooked Al Dante. Must have the yummy Nutella Pizza to finish your meal. We also bought a bottle of wine from the market and wine glasses available for you to have wine with your meal. They also had live music outside. All the vendors bring you food to your table and there's people who clean up after. It can't be any easier than that!

Incredible Italian food at the Marketplace at Avalon Park. We had a delicious meal with amazing service as well. This spot is so fun because they have different restaurants all in the same place. We tried Spoleto since we were craving some good pizza and pasta. We definitely got what we were looking for. We had the Bruschetta Flight, Burrata Salad, Ravioli Lasagna, Spaghetti Polpette Grande, Creamy Shrimp Pizza, and the Nutella and Strawberry Pizza. My favorites were the Ravioli Lasagna and the Shrimp Pizza since both were so unique and cheesy. Definitely recommend stopping by if you have a chance. We also grabbed a bottle of wine from a store in the same market and were able to drink it there. Appetizers:- Bruschetta Flight- Burrata SaladEntree:- Ravioli Lasagna- Spaghetti Polpette Grande- Creamy Shrimp Pizza Dessert:- Nutella and Strawberry Pizza

I gave Spoleto a try recently, since it's not too far from me and I was in the mood for some baked ziti. I ordered the baked ziti with chicken added to it, which came with a side of bread. The portion was fair for me but I could see it being a bit small for others, especially if they're quite hungry. The flavor was quite good overall though I wish it had a bit more sauce for me to dip the bread in.

Amazing food :) cooked the way you like it. The service was quick and the market place was nice. I will definitely visit again.

I occasionally stop by the Marketplace, and I ordered a kids meal for my daughter, the meal was bow tie past with Alfredo sauce, kid is very picky and she really liked it, so we were happy. Service was excellent and we went on a time that the marketplace wasn't that crowded, so we enjoyed our visit there. Recommended

Overall not worth it! Had to order something else to eat! Beware High prices and low portions!1. Portion sizes are abysmal, except for the huge bread pieces in the bruschetta. 2. Prosciutto and burrata pizza: The pizza was underbaked. Burrata was runny and only had total of 2 torn pieces of prosciutto on an entire pizza.3. shrimp scampi pizza: the other pizza had four shrimp and 8 slices so 4 slices are missing shrimp. The garlic flavor was very strong and good but that's how I like, don't recommend for small children. The cheese was no where to be found and arugula was over powering. 4. Bruschetta was tasty but pieces were so huge it made it difficult to eat. Bread was not crunchy as one would expect with this appetizer.5. Tiramisu: dessert was good but it was probably 4 bites at best.

Pretty good Italian food with a nice ambience and all the dishes are played nicely. The service was very good. I would like to come here again for the food and pastas. Really great experience