Paisano's Italian Kitchen

Excelent food. But be careful of the salad dressing if your intestines can't handle garlic. The dressing is full of it. The meatball was sooo delicious. But it only had one big one. I would have liked two. 😉😁

Service is not the greatest. You order at the counter, seat yourself. Inside is similar to a Subway, very cramped, not a date type establishment. Only 5 of us diners in there at lunchtime yet the food took almost 30min. Took awhile for us to get water, questioned us asking for more parmesan. Never checked on us. The kicker is that we paid $62 for an eggplant parmesan and "the mess" and it was served to us in cardboard takeout boxes. Not fun trying to eat pasta out of a box. The excuse given was they don't have a dishwasher so they save the "real" plates for dinner. It would've taken 5 min to do the dishes for 5 diners. It's too bad because the food is fairly good. I guess if you get it to go you don't have to deal with the atmosphere or the aloof service.

Very cute Little visit to Italy. 28 seats. 12 tables. Outside dining. NOT fast good. Good food takes time. They have full diners and sandwiches. Here is the latest togo menu

Enjoyed an anniversary dinner here and the food was very good. I ordered the Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo and the husband ordered Raviolis. The food was great, and portions were ginormous. We could have easily shared. I didn't care for the balsamic dressing on my salad (soo sour), but the Italian dressing my husband had was delicious. Food gave me indigestion both after the meal and the next day when I enjoyed my leftovers. I don't normally experience that. Overall it was a great evening out, the service was great and we like supporting local small businesses.

Food was very good and our server was pleasant and attentive, but... My problems are what I expect are owner/management decisions. You order at the counter for both dine in and take out. I got a spicy Italian sausage sandwich and wife got the pesto pasta. Server asked if she wanted to add chicken. "Sure". It was a $7 up charge. Food comes out and it looks good. But my over stuffed sandwich is in a plastic basket with a paper liner. Wife's $27 pasta is in a paper box. After a bite, my wife say they forgot to add the chicken. She digs around in the pasta and finds some chicken. There was probably 2 or 3 ounces of chicken in the pasta. I give up trying to pick up my sandwich and use the steak knife and fork they provided. It's impossible to cut. I'm either sawing the knife on the