Capri's Italian Restaurant Woodruff

Very nice place to go for dinner. We had about a 10 minute wait. Food came out relatively fast. I had the Caesar salad, meatball trio, appetizer, and a deluxe pizza. I can’t wait to go back!

There was a small wait to be seated, but very minimal. We enjoyed the fresh bread with butter, olive oil and Italian seasoning. The anti pasta salad were spot on, but my caesar salad was out this world with real anchovies. Our party loved the lasagna and chicken parmesan. The service was friendly and very attentive, Becky was our server. Definitely will be returning and can't wait to try the pizza.

Finally a decent Italian restaurant in downtown Woodruff! Great atmosphere and Becky was was our waitress, she was top shelf! However, the soup was a little bland, sausage with my pasta was cold, tomato cream sauce wasn't great. The pizza was solid and the meatballs were great! The regular tomato sauce (gravy) was really good.

If we wanted to eat in an Irish Bar we would have ordered food from Connor Flynn, where we have eaten before. HOWEVER, we wanted Italian fare, specifically attached to the CAPRI name. That the door on the CAPRI side had an arrow shuffling us over to Connor Flynn - Worrisome. But we went on. Big Mistake. Red Flag. We were not seated ON the Capri side ... that should have been my second Red Flag and should have turned around and walked out. Handed menus from both "Capri" and Connor Flynn. WHY? The long standing CAPRI name is the ENTIRE reason we went. We we hopeful for having a Capri on the east-side. Calamari (undercooked) and Fried Ravioli (fried to burnt) and the chicken and eggplant parmigiana both looked exactly the same, even the server wasn't sure which was which. Three Disks of

A friend of mine dined here last Thursday and ordered the chicken pictured. When she showed me today, I was honestly shocked this ever left the kitchen. One would assume a restaurant like Capri’s has a qualified cook or chef, as well as someone checking plates before they’re sent out. Apparently not. This is not meant to bash the establishment, but to bring this to their attention so it can be addressed and done better in the future—because this never should have been served.