Cafe Capri

Food was ok. Our waitress was really friendly and on the ball. So this is not a "sportsbar" but they do have multiple tvs with games going on. It was kinda dead while we went for dinner around 6pm Saturday night. There were 4 of us just going out to enjoy dinner. Tvs were kinda loud so we asked our waitress can you ask the bartender to lower it a little we were trying to enjoy our dinner and have conversation. Waitress came back and said bartender said"no" now I can see why it was dead on a Saturday night at 6pm. Ignorant bartender. If we went to a "sports bar" id understand the noise. But we picked this Cafe to go for a quiet dinner.. but I guess the ignorant bar tender runs the show.. if you want any quiet dinner out with wife, girl, etc this is not the place.. and honestly to be that ig

$25 for a steak tip salad is high, but we like other food we’ve had here, so we went with it. Advertised as being arugula with roasted red peppers etc. a generally nicer salad than a run of the mill sub shop. What we got was a run of the mill salad, iceberg lettuce, plain sirloin tips, nothing fancy or great about it. Disappointing. Would go back, but for pizza only

Everything was served hot. My only gripe (and might just be my style) is that no butter was served with the bread. But, over all it was a great meal… be it pricey. Can’t do it all the time. Mike, my server, did a great job.

Ordered thin crust meat eaters. It was absolutely horrible. Crust was burnt. Next to no cheese. The description of pepperoni, beef & italian sausage ended up as a few greasy pepperonis. A spec of hamburger & a spec of Italian sausage. Awful.

Came here the other night to take some pies home for dinner. Not my home, but… While we waited, we enjoyed a beer at the bar. Seems to be a fine place to watch a game, later in the night. Another time, perhaps. The pizzas were very good. A straight up cheese pie and something called Caprilicious? A nice combination for sure.