Natili North

We stopped in for our first time for lunch. We had very friendly service, excellent food (loved the meatballs), in a mom and pop environment! Great homemade food! It's small and intimate- and just what you would expect in downtown!

My Husband and I went in to have a late lunch before work for the first and only time. When I food arrived its was wrong. She blamed the POS since the buttons were right next to each other. Then she asked my husband if he still wanted it, really. She never once's asked me how my food was. This ridiculous. You will never get our service again. I've traveled to many places and I'm a big foodie. This was the worst experience I've had since moving to Butler. I give this place zero stars!

My cousin and I went for an early dinner (4:00) on a Monday. We parked out front, walked in and were greeted and seated right away. The Hostess/waitress even took our drink order before leaving us to view the menu. The ambience was on the older/homey layout but very comfortable and clean. We even noticed throughout dinner that everyone seemed to know everyone. Service was way better than average. Someone always came around to refill our drinks or remove plates etc. I ordered the spaghetti with Italian sausage and my cousin ordered the lasagna. Though my spaghetti was ok and I finished it all, I really liked the lasagna better. The dinners came with Italian bread and butter and a side salad, nothing fancy but very tasty and filling. The total bill with a tip was $41.00. Definitely a great price for what we got. I recommend Natali North and will be back.

Excellent food great service. The fish dinner is delicious too oh well Cod Sandwich's

The absurdities of life don't stop here at this cramped, divey little restaurant. I substituted my two sides for cheaper sides than what came with my meal and was charged EXTRA for them. Had they not pulled such a ridiculous move, I would have given 4 stars, because the service was friendly, the food was good and it came quickly, but believe me this is a 3 1/2-star place all-day-long, no matter what anybody else tells you, including me...

Great food and reasonable prices. The cod in the mushroom sauce was very tasty. The server was kind and accommodating. I do not recommend a party larger than 4, there is only one table that can accommodate a large party. We squeezed 5 into a four top, which was a challenge.

Stopped in here for dinner during a business trip based on the good reviews. The place had a very nice local italian cafe atmosphere to it... and the service was very attentive. For an appetizer on this cold night, I started with a tomato dill soup and a dinner salad. The soup was pretty decent and hearty with some macaroni noodles inside. For my entree, I opted for the chicken parm as it came highly recommended (pictures uploaded) - it was a good portion, but it was covered in an tomato and olive sauce that overwhelmed the chicken in my opinion. I'm sure some people love this dish, but it wasn't my cup of tea. The chicken parm came with a small side of pasta with sauce that was okay. It seemed to be a great place though to a group to get together casually and dine on local italian cuisine. The menu was pretty diverse and I imagine that this would be a decent place to grab lunch.All in all it was a decent dinner with great service - however, if I were to return, I would probably order something else.

I found this gem, while visiting a friend in Butler. Now I drive up at last 3-4 times a year from Pittsburgh for this amazing Italian. First off, the atmosphere is quaint hime town diner feel, the waitresses are always on point abs so kind. Second off we gotta talk about there sauce ... best pasta red sauce I have ever had! They call at the "cacciatore" style sauce abs it is amazing... especially in the chicken parm. Also their cod is great as well! All around best Italian I have ever had!

Absolutely pathetic. If any other actual Italian ate here, I am sure their reviews are similar to mine. I ordered the fettuccini Alfredo w chicken. Entirely inedible. The Alfredo sauce was so thin, I was certain your kitchen had used a Lean Cuisine fettuccini Alfredo dish (or two) and added grilled chicken to it. The sauce was as thin as water. With NO taste. Absolutely garbage. I could have gotten better a better pasta dish at Applebees or even, DOMINOS PIZZA. Again, I said pathetic. This is why. Just close down the place bc it's obvious you don't give a single care about your own business or your own food!!!!!!! NEVER AGAIN. Waste of money. High price which is worth it for authentic Italian food. This IS NOT that. STAY FAR AWAY.

This restaurant has a name that preceded itself in this town, so I finally had to see what all the talk was about. After eating there, I'm still wondering. I would love to come on here to rave about an old school Italian restaurant that holds true to the standards of such an establishment, but there's just so little to applaud. We sat for five minutes before we even were greeted. Or had silverware. Ten before water and (meh) bread. (It's puzzling to me how an Italian eatery serves lousy bread. But that's me. )They were out of the dinner special before 5:00. (???). Fine. I just ordered meatballs, which I usually do when trying an Italian place for the first time. Good test of the basics. My companion ordered the fettuccini Alfredo with chicken. The good news is that the fettuccine Alfredo was quite good. As was the ranch dressing for the salad. I would definitely recommend that to others. The not-so-good news, in my opinion, is their sauce. If I could make a comparison, I'd say it tastes like the sauce you get at Sheetz. :/. The service never got any better, as the waitress forgot our requests a few different times. She was kind and perhaps overworked, as she was dealing with fellow diners who had overcooked steaks. Perhaps the name of the place hearkens back to nostalgic days of yore. I do know that there used to be a "fancier" location down the street. I will say, though, that the prices are very fair considering the food quality.