
Discover the authentic flavors of Italy at Bartolo’s Station Park – Italian Kitchen in Farmington, where we blend traditional techniques with creative recipes for an unforgettable dining experience. Conveniently located at 895 W E Promontory, H-100, we invite you to savor our freshly made pasta, bread, and sauces crafted right in-house. As a top-rated Italian restaurant, we take pride in our famous Bolognese and garlic bread, ideal for brunch or dinner. Our warm, family-friendly atmosphere and exceptional service make us a favorite choice for those seeking a memorable brunch or fine Italian dining near Farmington. Reserve your table and taste the difference!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 895 W E Promontory H-100, Farmington, UT 84025
Phone: (385) 381-7012
Website: https://bartolos.com/
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Reviews
Long take: some of what is on offer is good. Some of it is not good. For that reason, it would be better to go somewhere else where you don’t run the risk of getting something truly terrible. Which unfortunately is possible. I was very excited to mocktails, but that was hit and miss. Based on prices and descriptions I was expecting better than Olive Garden, but this isn’t as reliable. I’ve never had anything offensive at Olive Garden, but I did here…
We ordered:
Focaccia: good. Nothing special.
Two mocktails: one with berries (the purple one) – it was truly terrible and bitter. It tasted like I was licking a Nintendo switch cartridge. And yes, I have done that. Maybe that’s what it’s supposed to be like, but it was bad. Skip it. Another mocktail that was pretty much ginger beer. It was okay, but again, just a ginger beer pretty much.
Two Italian sodas: pretty flavorless, honestly. I’d also pass.
Bone in short ribs: tasty pot roast and tender. Ours had lots of fat, so the plate still looked full when we were done. The mashed potatoes with it were great. The gravy excellent. The veggies were charred and black. Not great.
Pork chop Marsala: excellent. Perfect. Sides same as above with the beef.
Rigatoni bolognese: okay. My wife loved it, I’d pass on it. I’m not sure if it was how bolognese is supposed to be. I was expecting more tomato, but it tasted more like a stroganoff. Not bad, and maybe authentic. But not what I was expecting and not for me.
Kids meals: fettuccine Alfredo. It was as you’d expect. Nothing different to see here.
Kids marinara with chicken: this is where it got really bad. The marinara sauce is straight up spaghetti o’s. My 9 year old was sad because he was expecting a food red sauce like what we made at home and he wouldn’t eat this slop. It was close to a meltdown due to missed expectations so I gave him my bolognese and tried to eat the spaghetti o’s he got. But…it was terrible. So we just left it. The chicken in it is basically a large Dino nugget. I was disappointed that the rather expensive kids meals were made of such cheap ingredients. That’s enough to keep me away.
Overall, very, very expensive for the quality. I wouldn’t mind spending $160 (not counting tip) to feed 2 adults and 3 kids if I hadn’t left wishing I’d just gone to cilantree on the other side of station park. In fact, that’s where you should go, too.
Waitress by the name of Marcela who walked around helping two new couples who had been seated after us. Marcela never acknowledged us. The couples were sitting a table away from us. My husband had to get up from the table and go talk to the host at the front to let her know, we were still waiting for someone to serve us. 5 minutes after they sent someone to help. I had the lasagna and it made my stomach hurt pretty bad. The artichoke had no flavor. Overall the food was not good service was horrible and the bill was $75. I would much rather have McDonald’s if I’m going to have service like this. I do not recommend this place. If your going on a date with your husband don’t go here it’ll ruin the night.