
Sauce on the Maggie Italian Restaurant dates back generations from the old country of Italy to America, the Taddeo family recipes are simply delicious. With over one hundred wines on the wine list one can find wines from all over the world with California and Italy leading the way. Start with the Bruschetta, Calamari, Eggplant Tower, Shrimp & Crab Cakes or one of our Signature Salads. You can find the classic Spaghetti and Meatballs or the Loin of Lamb, the Linguini and Clams, Chicken Parmesans or Filet Mignon. A family friendly restaurant, the kids will love our Spaghetti, Mac & Cheese or kids pizza.
Upscale family-style Italian fare is served in a homey space with big windows overlooking a pond.
Address and Contact Information
Address: The Village at Breckenridge Plaza 1, 655 South Park Avenue, Breckenridge, CO 80424
Phone: (970) 547-5959
Website: https://sauceonthemaggie.com/?utm_source=Google%20My%20Business&utm_medium=organic
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Reviews
Appetizers and drinks went smoothly enough. The food was disappointing from the start… fried ravioli was chewy, bruschetta was soggy, and the caprese salad was nothing special. The standout of the entire night was the fried brussel sprouts, surprisingly tasty. Credit where credit is due!!!
The main course is where things went further south. Penne a la vodka lacked the distinctive tangy flavor, rigatoni had a really one noted and heavy peppery kick, and the bolognese was unremarkable. The bus boy then only partially cleared our tables, took the plates but left the sauce covered silverware (never to be cleared, which was gross).
We waited probably 15 minutes for server to return to get the check.. during which the food runner serving the table next to us dropped a family sized bowl of pasta onto the floor and my cream colored sneakers. It happens, no shade to the bus boy, but can’t help but draw parallels to how fast the servers seemed to be rushing to and from the tables as if they were being chased…My family was in good spirits and laughing about all of this, by the way.
Finally, our server returns, and insisted that we have an “on the house” dessert for the birthday girl (my sister was celebrating her 30th and engagement). We agreed, but decided we needed a second to look. She was gone for probably another 10 minutes, we ordered, and asked for the check. Another 10 or so minutes go by. The desserts arrive without any silverware. The food runner brings some, they’re dirty. So the waitress ultimately bring some over that were clean enough.
My fudge cake was yummy (again, being fair here), but all the others were not. We were most disappointed that the tiramisu, advertised as being made daily in house, lacked coffee flavor and coloring, and much too heavy on the cream.
After finishing dessert we waited and waited. I decided to flag down the host as she weaved through the other servers like a 6 lane highway in Atlanta . “Excuse me, miss,” I said, to which she responded by holding up a finger at me and saying something about her other table. “Oh,” I exclaimed in surprise.
She later looped back eventually and apologized, taking the check from us. Our initial server returns for the check a few minutes later, and I informed her that I’d given the check to the host/manager (?).
Once she returned with the check, she said she “heard” about what happened and was so sorry. I jokingly said, “which part?” Which in hindsight I feel bad about. Sorry to that waitress. The restaurant ultimately comped 3 of the desserts, which was nice. Overall, the ambiance was frenetic, the food bad/mediocre, and the service slow. That said, my family got a great laugh out of the whole thing, and thus I give 2 stars instead of 1.
All time worst dining experience. Perfect place if you want to add something bad to a great vacation.
Gluten friendly options.
When we mentioned how long we had been waiting, she repeatedly told us that it “wasn’t that long” and that it didn’t matter. Even after finding our reservation, the attitude continued. We were told she had “a reservation for 300 people” and that she didn’t have time for this, which made us feel like we were a bother for simply checking in.
We were polite and understanding, but the interaction made us feel uncomfortable, so we chose to leave. We completely understand restaurants get busy, but guests shouldn’t be spoken to the way we were spoken to.