

Italian comfort food served in roomy, casual quarters with with a large wraparound bar & a patio.
Hours
| Monday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 23871 Sprague Rd, Columbia Station, OH 44028
Phone: (440) 235-1830
Website: http://www.barbarinosrestaurant.com/
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Reviews
The Service was a big plus here. The staff were all very kind and polite, even on the phone. Our server brought out our orders in slow waves which was kind of nice. We were able to enjoy our drinks, then the appetizer, then the soups, then the bread, then our meals. It was a lot of trips on their end, but everything came out nice and hot and it being brought out in waves is better than everything all at once. The hostess was very open about our reservation needing a bit more time when we arrived early. One of the bartenders even told us the food specials before we were even seated.
Some parts of the Food were probably the weak point of the visit. The Asiago Risotto Poppers come with a hot, dippable, probably homemade Marina sauce. Without it though, the Poppers themselves didn’t really taste like anything. They could benefit from some seasoning. The Soups were a highlight. The Wedding Soup was tasty and the Mushroom Marsala was super creamy and full of sliced mushrooms. The bread was warm, soft, spongey, and had a nice crispy crust. The Chicken Barbarino was odd. It had super rich and creamy sauce, but there were whole uncut mushrooms in it. So biting into it, all you taste is water. These would have been way better if they had been sliced and then sauteed with some butter and garlic as opposed to what seemed like just boiled. The Pasta Beverly was also a little odd. The Menu lists a Pesto Sauce, but came out in a red sauce. We’ve never seen red pesto, only green. So maybe that’s on us. It also listed White Wine Toasted Pine Nuts, but we didn’t see a single one. Lastly, the shrimp came with the tails on. No one is eating that. They should be removed in prep, at the same time you peel and devein them. The Portions were pretty generous though. Next time, we will have to try the pizza or the ribs instead.
It’s still good.
Also, phrase how you want your toppings if you want sausage pepperoni add onion to one side. Make sure you say it twice in two different ways.
Garlic Crusted, Roasted Brussel Sprouts Polenta & Tarragon Cream Sauce. My favorite phrase of the night from my wife “I’m full” as@I attacked her sea base like I was a Shark in the water. My hot hungarian stuff peppers were accented with marinara. They were spicy and flavorful. description from menu ; Stuffed Banana Peppers, Hungarian Hot Peppers stuffed With Italian Sausage & Provolone Cheese topped with Marinara. I also had garlic bread and an antipasta salad and Italian wedding soup , all good but the star was The Sea Bass. My statement was, “ when can we come back and have this again. “.