

Welcome to Testa Barra, the best restaurant in Macomb County, located in beautiful Macomb Township. We bring you the finest in modern Italian cuisine, featuring a menu full of fresh, high-quality ingredients, expertly paired with our signature craft cocktails and an extensive wine selection. Stop by for the best happy hour in town or plan your next event in our private room. We also offer full catering services and regularly host unique experiences such as wine dinners and engaging cooking classes. Whether you’re seeking an everyday dining spot or a special celebration venue, Testa Barra is your go-to destination for unforgettable food, drinks, and events!
Airy, contemporary Italian eatery offering pasta & pizza dishes plus beer, wine & craft cocktails.
Hours
| Friday | 3–11 PM |
| Saturday | 3–11 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 3–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 3–10 PM |
| Thursday | 3–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 48824 Romeo Plank Rd, Macomb, MI 48044
Phone: (586) 434-0100
Website: https://testabarra.com/
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Reservations: testabarra.comresy.com
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After two bad experiences with Testa Barra’s food and service, I think I’m officially done giving them my money. Back in April my family and I ordered carry-out from them. It was our first time trying them and we were excited to give them a shot. After spending quite a bit of money, the gnocchi we received was extremely burnt—so burnt it wasn’t even edible. Honestly, I’m not sure how any chef or cook would let that be served to someone, but they served it to us anyway. It was extremely disappointing, especially for the prices they charge.
The owner did send a gift card for the cost of the burnt food to try to make things right, which we appreciated.
So last Saturday my family and I decided to give them another chance because we understand mistakes happen. This time the food was fine, but the service from one of the employees was absolutely unacceptable. My bill for two pizzas was $36.04, and I had the $30 gift card from the first experience. I gave the front hostess $7 to cover the rest of the bill. When a different woman finally brought me my pizzas, she had me sign for my bill and immediately walked away. I said, “Excuse me, I was supposed to get some change back.” She replied, “We don’t give change for cash,” and then—what really upset me—she added in a rude and condescending tone, “It’s only like 80 cents anyway.”
I was shocked to get a response like that from someone who works directly with customers. I just shook my head and walked out. It wasn’t about the money—it was the principle and the way she tried to make me feel bad for wanting my own change. The funny thing is, I was actually planning to give her a $30 tip for simply bringing out my carry-out order. All she had to do was be kind and at least offer my change back.
We called shortly after to speak with a manager to explain what happened and to mention our previous bad experience. All he really had to say was that it was a “great training opportunity” for the employee and that if we ever wanted to place a carry-out order in the future, we could place it directly with him.
I don’t know about anyone else, but I work too hard for my money to receive burnt food and to be spoken to that way for simply wanting my change back.
In a world where everything is so expensive, it doesn’t take much to be kind—or to not burn people’s food that they spend their hard-earned money on.