
Established, sit-down place serving Italian fare in warm surrounds with a fireplace & outdoor seats.
Hours
| Saturday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
| Monday | 4–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–8 PM |
| Thursday | 4–8 PM |
| Friday | 4–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 590 Morro Bay Blvd, Morro Bay, CA 93442
Phone: (805) 771-8760
Website: http://distasios.com/
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Reviews
One small suggestion for improvement would be to consider serving olive oil and balsamic vinegar with the bread instead of butter; I think that would enhance the dining experience even more. Overall, it was a wonderful visit!
We had baked lasagna with Italian sausage and meat sauce, and eggplant Parmesan. My friend said the Lasagna was wonderful it is her favorite. I had the eggplant Parmesan very, very good. The waitress was excellent her name is Jade. Very personable and attentive. We spoke with the owner and his son Mark which I just found is the chef. My compliments to you. Thank you for a wonderful meal. We will be back.
Wife had the Steak Braciole and she said it was excellent . The Garlic bread was also good.
There were no Cocktails, Italian or otherwise, just beer and wine.
So 4 Pentacle ⭐⭐⭐⭐ review. Wiccan approved, but not excited.
Owner mentioned that he saw us in his dreams. Not sure what it meant.
I was immediately greeted at the door by the hostess who sat my at a small table in near a window. It took a little while for the server to come over, however, I wasn’t in a hurry. Since I had the time to look over the menu and the wine menu I knew what I wanted by the time she came over to take my order.
A friendly and polite woman came over and made an apology for taking time to come to my table. It was appreciated. I ordered the Bruschetta appetizer with a glass of Chianti and a main course of Spaghetti with meatballs (a classic).
The wine was very tasty. It was tart, with a medium acidity, and medium in body just like it was meant to be. The bruschetta was served with half cut and thinly sliced tomatoes, which in my opinion is better than diced tomatoes. The flavor was delightfully tart and herbal with a high note right at the end that hit the back of the pallet. The balsamic vinaigrette that made this happen was strong, but it had a good flavor. It made me want to eat just the tomatoes off each piece of bread.
Finally the Spaghetti and meat balls came. The noodles were not heavy or anything that you would buy in a grocery store labeled “spaghetti”. These were light and airy and unbroken which made the noodles very long. (I should have asked for or been given a spoon to wind the noodles onto the fork, but I made it work.) the sauce was flavorful and I could tell that it was homemade. It made me feel warm inside and brought back memories of when I used to have the time to make my own sauce. There was no harsh or heavy tomato taste and no bitterness. I could taste that it was made with care. The meatballs were cooked just right with no pink middle and cut easily with a fork. I kept using the meat to sop up the sauce and I almost couldn’t stop eating it!
Finally I took home a piece of tiramisu.
All in all my experience was wonderful and one day I will go back and try their chicken parmigiana!
Price for all of this was about $45. Which I found pretty reasonable for this economy, but the food itself was worth it!