Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday (Labor Day) | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4–8 PM |
| Thursday | 4–8 PM |
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2217 52nd St, Kenosha, WI 53140
Phone: (262) 658-4881
Website: https://italianamericansocietykenosha.com/
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Reviews
Laura Kayler (Laura Elizabeth)
If I could give the food and atmosphere at the Italian American Society 10 stars i would highly recommend this beautiful supper club and bar! This was by far the best Italian food we have ever had. In addition very nice staff! The portions were huge!! Best ravioli,best lasagna we have ever tasted. The feel of this place is also full of history and beautiful in every way!!
… moreDagoberto J Rodriguez
We came to Italian American society to celebrate a friend’s birthday, they actually let us decorate the table for the birthday boy. We came with intentions to eat lasagna but they were out(a little disappointing) so I ended up having the baked chicken with ravioli (not disappointed) but I guess now I’ll have to make another trip back for the lasagna.
… moreMelissa Malone
In town visiting and found so many highly rated Italian restaurants. IA was not my first choice but after reading the reviews and seeing the photos especially of the raviolis which look just like the ones I make. After arriving and being met by a homeless person asking for money, we quickly went in the restaurant. When you walk in you are transformed into an era of 1970’s and not retro. You walk downstairs to the restaurant and after a brief moment, the bartender say you can sit wherever you want. We took a seat at a four top. The chairs were mauve banquet chairs from the 70’s most definitely. They were ready to celebrate Easter with decor all over including a tree. After being served some hot fresh bread we were looking forward to the rest of the meal. The dipping olive oil needed some more flavor, but the bread was so fresh. We had the soup of the day which was cheese tortellini in a tomato soup with some fresh spinach that was really good. Could have had a little more salt but perfect so that you could add more if you wanted. On to the next. We decided on the combination. First there were two of us and when we ordered the waitress never said anything to reference that it was enough for literally 2-4 people and we had two! The menu stated It had a little taste of everything: lasagna mostaccioli, gnocchi, one cheese ravioli, one meat ravioli, sausage, and one meatball. When the plates arrived, it looked like a large platter of penne with red sauce. Literally the bottom was covered with the gnocchi and penne pasta. Then the rest of it was placed on top, and then the entire plate was covered in red sauce. You could not distinguish what was, and what wasn’t when looking at the plate. My feedback to IA on this plate is there so much that you’re expecting? Have the plate show each piece on its own so you truly get the flavors individually. Don’t make it into a giant Italian casserole, which is basically what it was. I will say we were in and out within 40 minutes.
… moreGeorge Kinsley
First time customers and now they will be seeing more of us. Excellent meal! Our party of 4 had 3 orders of the Italian combo, and 1 of the ravioli al forno; 5 stars all around. And that warm bread! Be sure to save some bread for the marinara. We cannot wait to go back to work through the menu.
… moreKenneth Barkulis
Visited the ball room for a wedding and reception. The room is reminiscent of the ballroom days of the past. Large, open wooden floor with a decor representing the buildings age. The food was served buffet style which included pasta, chicken, and meatballs. A side salad and bread were included. The chicken was an Italian seasoning and cooked well. The meatballs were exceptional, along with the mostaccioli were the highlight of the meal. Accessibility from street level to either the ballroom or the restaurant was not evident, calling ahead might be advantageous.
… moreAdam Glen
Dining area is in the basement.
… moreRichard Pohlenz
We had a wonderful meal. This was my first visit. Most of us enjoyed the Friday fish fry meals. Great pasta sides.
… moreWar Syntaire
Great old school Italian restaurant, the homemade Ravioli’s, garlic bread & Meatball bomber were all Delicious!
… morepenny Kofoed
worst service won’t be back, had a reservation and still had to wait. the waitress we had didn’t have a clue of what to do and the bus boy wasn’t very helpful either. now the credit card machiine is adding a surcharge and no one mentions it to you
… moreChris Porter
The food is very good and service is friendly depending on who is there. On our last visit we got scolded quite loudly and rudely because we didn’t have reservations. We had been eating here at least twice a month for a year and never made reservations, or told we should. We were seated at the time out table and were made to feel like naughty children to make her point. Two gentlemen walked in right after we were seated who also did not have reservations and they were sested in one of the booths without reprimand. We got up and left and have not been back since. For me, good food is only part of the experience.
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