Olive Garden Italian Restaurant

Went for limitless pasta. Bread was fresh. Soup was good. Service was solid. Manager stopped by.

Ordered a Supa Toscana and received one containing the dregs from the bottom of the pan (probably from yesterday) heated up and served to me. When I asked if the chef has a fresh batch, the manager promptly descended on my booth letting me know that what he has is "fresh." I've been eating this soup for 20 and know a freshly made batch when I see one. Please stop serving warmed up dreggs. It's beneath you.

One of the best places for Italian Food in the city, despite being a franchise. Better than big fancy Chicago Italian restaurants like Carmines and Rosebud. This is one of the cleanest, best ambiances in a restaurant which looks like a beautiful Italian Villa on the inside. Always an impeccable experience as far as food quality goes. Some of the servers forget little things but it never is a big deal to where it ruins the experience. Perfect for small parties or big parties/family events. Unlimited soup salad and breadsticks with every meal is something Olive Garden is known for. They also have a good wine menu.. and a bar.

I just stopped in to get a salad. They have a house salad. Iceburg lettuce, pepperchini pepper, bread sticks, and croutons served the Italian salad dressing. It was very good. No complaints from me. One more thing: the portion size was just right. I had enough and took the remainder home.

We visit Olive Garden all the time but today it was a less than perfect experience on my birthday: Food: I ordered the 14.99 never ending pasta bowl for 14.99 thinking it was going to come with meatballs discovered the meatballs were extra. It’s not never ending until you eat all of the sugary pasta. I was given a bowl of meat sauce as a refill instead. Service was okay. The server Roeup R. Aka “smiley face” and deceitful by charging us twice for food pretending it was a mistake. When you do things like this it puts a bad taste in customer’s mouths. Atmosphere: okay atmosphere, you can barely read the menu because the lights are so low and the bussers are noisy.