Family-friendly setup for sizable portions of Italian comfort food in informal surroundings.
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Address: 3841 Woolbright Rd, Boynton Beach, FL 33436
Phone: (561) 369-0670
Website: http://mammamiaboyntonbeach.com/
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Review of Mamma Mia Italian Restaurant in Boynton Beach
Mamma Mia, 3841 W Woolbright Rd, Boynton Beach, FL 33436, US
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1. Garlic bread, excellent!!
2. Soup, (minestrone) tasted exactly like Campbells soup. (Edible but forgettable) Funny what hunger will do to you.
3. Salad, Very good
4. Appetizer of clams oreganata. It was more like baked clams, though the clam was whole. Way too much breading for oreganata. Taste was okay for whatever it was.
5. Main course Chicken Salimbocca. Very Good
6. Vegetable medley, very good.
6. My friend had pasta, shrimp and sausage. He said his was very good as well.
The waiter was very good but
the other wait staff were so anxious to take our plates even if they weren’t empty. Had to tell them stop at least two times. They were standing over our table and it was very weird. Actual rating would be 3.5 stars..
It would have been four stars if it wasn’t for the soup, and the wait staff.
I am gluten free and so is my husband. I told the waitress no less than 3 times we cannot eat gluten. I saw eggplant rollatini on the sunset menu, nowhere did it say it was breaded and even the waitress failed to tell me it was breaded after knowing my dietary restrictions. I ordered it because everywhere I’ve ever had it, the eggplant was never breaded.
It was a $27 meal. It was supposed to come with everything, soup, salad, drink, bread and pasta (which I can’t eat anyway but they refused to sub that out with veggies unless I paid extra).
The rollatini comes out. I cut into it and there’s breadcrumbs on everything. It’s clearly breaded. I went and told the waitress there was what looked like bread crumbs in my eggplant and she said there wasn’t and it was only cheese inside.
I insisted on showing her and after looking at it she finally told me that it was breadcrumbs (which I kept trying to tell her). I was unable to eat anyway of the meal.
She asked me if I wanted something else but after that whole ordeal the rest of my table was already halfway done eating. So I opted not to eat anything else so everyone else wasn’t finished by the time a new meal came out.
She did not offer to take my meal off the bill.
Since I was paying for it anyway, I boxed it up and gave it to one of my other family members to take home.
So after paying $191 for everyone’s meal plus a tip, I left having to drive across the street to Culver’s after just to eat.
This all could have been solved by the waitress simply telling me the rollatini is breaded and has gluten. She was made aware the second she came to our table of the allergy. It also would have been appreciated if I wasn’t charged for food I couldn’t eat.
It was my mom’s birthday dinner, she picked this place so I tried not to make a scene but I will never go back.
We were there as a party of eight, and no two meals arrived at the same time. Our basic dinner conversation consisted of us telling one another, “it’s okay, go ahead and eat before yours gets cold.”
The grandma’s pizza is absolutely delicious but be prepared to layout $38 for it.
I’m Italian-American, and a baker, who regularly makes my own breadd, bagels, English muffins, and pizza, let me tell you (paying retail for my ingredients – not wholesale from a purveyor) I could easily make at least a dozen Grandma’s pizzas for $38! Comon’ I don’t mind paying for things but as an Italian cook myself, I really can’t justify paying $28 for a single serving of pasta or $38 for a pizza pie, in a place with poor service and zero atmosphere.
At least the food tastes good, so if you want it, I recommend you do what I do, and call ahead for pickup to take home.
Chicken Alfresco is my favorite. Their Tiramisu is heavenly.
I praise their generosity for the amount of food they serve; I always leave with left overs.
If my wife wasn’t a great cook I would probably go to Mamma Mia every night for dinner
They keep their quality so I keep my loyalty
God bless them