

Your search for ‘group dining restaurants near me’ ends at Grico’s. A classic bar and restaurant in Exeter, Grico’s offers a diverse menu, ranging from mouthwatering seafood to traditional favorites. If you are looking for an intimate setting for your next dinner date, it’s your go-to Exeter restaurant and lounge. We also offer customized hospitality services for special events, with large rooms accommodating up to 40 people. In other words, it’s one of the best wine and dine places you will see when searching for group dining restaurants near me on your phone. To reserve your table or make group bookings, Call us at 570-654-9120.
Casual, established locale with an old-school bar & warm atmosphere for elevated Italian cuisine.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1074 Wyoming Ave, Exeter, PA 18643
Phone: (570) 654-9120
Website: http://www.gricosrestaurant.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=gmb
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Reviews
The experience at the restaurant was fantastic. Great atmosphere and great food. I had the Crab Bisque with Chicken Marsala. My wife had a Flirtini with the Chicken Francese. We shared the Chocolate Peanut Butter Torte for Dessert.
We definitely had a great Valentine’s Day experience and we will be back to try more of the menu!
We arrived on time for our 5 p.m. reservation, and were warmly greeted by the hostess, who seated us at a table in the bar area. We made reservations very late, so we most likely missed out having our meal in the dining room or one of their booths, each privatized by a sheer curtain. Our server, Megan, was utterly adorable, with an infectious smile and a sparkling personality. Later, she even arranged our table and took a romantic picture, as we were celebrating an anniversary occasion.
We were offered a complimentary slice of Italian bread cut in half, along with butter; however, more is available upon request.
The cappelletti soup was delicious, with two meatballs individually wrapped in pasta with a savory broth. The salads, however, were unappealing, with a very small amount of greens, two sliced cucumbers, a few pieces of shredded carrots, and a tiny amount of tomatoes. Although a creamy peppercorn dressing was listed on the menu, it was in fact clear with a taste of black pepper.
I ordered the prime rib special (medium well), but was a bit overdone, and not nearly as thick as one would expect from such a cut. The twice-baked potato was small and underwhelming, and looked as though it came from a frozen package. The horseradish dipping sauce, however, was excellent.
The Chicken Melanzone was splendid, with sliced eggplant and melted mozzarella sitting atop two slices of chicken breast and smothered in a tangy vodka sauce. The side dish of thin spaghetti was very generous, but the large amount absorbed the sauce, leaving it dried out before it was finished.
The dessert was also a mixed bag. The apple crisp with vanilla ice cream was delightful, but the tiramisu, although light and topped with a brandy whipped cream, was not flavorful.
Finally, parking behind the restaurant is very tight. The establishment should make a parking arrangement with the Family Dollar store next door during its business hours.
Overall, Grico’s doesn’t live up to the expectations one would have of the Friedman brand, with reputable restaurants that include Bank and Vine, Fire and Ice, and Cork. Nor do Grico’s fine dining prices live up to the overall quality of the meals.