Romeo & Juliet's

Tried this place for the first time. Got a soup, tiramasu latte, and some pastries to go. The complementary bread was pretty plain, but came with an olive spread that was nice and the bread paired well with the soup. For $8 the spicy sausage soup was 5/5. The tiramasu latte was also $8, but while Im glad it wasn't super sweet there also wasn't any flavor and there was so much ice you'd think anyone id was required to order it. 2/5 Then the pastries were disappointing. I spent $9 on a cream filled glazed pastry, thats one of their more expensive items. The glaze has some depth from the rum but the bread underneath tastes like one of those wrapped sweet breads from a 7-11. The cream filling wasnt even filling. Its little more than a dallop on top. The pastries have both the flavor

My first time there with an old friend... I was pleasantly surprised how good the food was (ITALIAN) I'm quite fussy, everything was supurb. I wish i wouldn't have bypassed the desserts .. i may take a special trip just for that. Huge assortment

Absolutely the best lobster ravioli ever I’ve ever had

Haven’t had their food, but the desserts are amazing. My favorite is the Cannoli.

Small restaurant converted from older store, cool idea, nice atmosphere. Ordered stuff mushrooms, 2 soups, spinach salad and Chick Parm and Chick Marsala. Soups were great along with the mushrooms. Salad wasn’t yet touched……That’s when it all went down hill….Oblivious waitress brought luke warm dinners during soup course. We didn’t even start on the salad. The chicken was reheated over-breaded bland freezer-burned leftovers topped with a sauce to match the menu. The waitress delivered one dinner in the center of the table and asked if we needed anything else while walking away. No return until after dinner. Only 10% of the chick Marsala was touched so I asked in jest if this was supposed to be served hot….the only answer was a quick yes and the plate removed and the waitress wa