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Relaxed destination serving basic Italian grub such as pizza, calzones & pasta, plus gyros & salads.
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J Hytken
Relaxing atmosphere with excellent service and flavorful food make this a perfect place to stop for lunch or dinner. Everyone in our party thought the food had good flavor and plenty of it. The Gyro was especially good. The garlic bread was also very good. It would’ve been nice to have a little more though. Service was outstanding in our waitress was right on top of things.
… moreNola Phone
The atmosphere was phenomenal, the staff were super friendly, and most importantly, the food was fantastic.
I rarely go out of my way to review a place, but I was thoroughly impressed by this place. A real gem that I highly recommend.
… moreI rarely go out of my way to review a place, but I was thoroughly impressed by this place. A real gem that I highly recommend.
Lori Hofer
Best gryo ever…I like Gryo Palace, but this place has them beat as far as flavor and homemade crispy bread. The pizza is delicious as well!
… moreChet Amus
We were on a short walk through town and decided to try this place. We’re definitely glad we did. The side salad was perfect and the Ravioli was absolutely the best I’ve ever had. The staff was friendly and the restaurant was clean. Dang I’m still thinking about that Ravioli though.
… moreKat Williams eXp Realty
I had the seafood manicotti, and it was absolutely delicious. We had the garlic cheese bread for an appetizer, and you could actually taste the garlic, which is a good thing! And my husband had the lasagna, which he said was delicious. I can’t wait to come back and try the pizza.
Definitely five stars, but it was a very hot day and the AC could’ve been running a little bit stronger.
… moreDefinitely five stars, but it was a very hot day and the AC could’ve been running a little bit stronger.
Nyeupe Nguvu
The Manager, “Pauli”, is from Palermo, Sicily, and the aroma when you enter verifies exactly that. The song, “Scarborough Faire” will prompt you to sing, “Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme.”
Wilmington, Ohio, may not be on your “Bucket List,” but if you’re hauling down I–71 and you get hungry between Columbus and Cincinnati, pull off Exit 45 or 50, turn East, and visit this Sicilian restaurant on East Main. You’ll be very glad you did.
While ordering my Alfredo Chicken, I could hear them chopping herbs and other garnish in the kitchen, just like grandma used to do.
The Chicken was literally the most juicy and tender I have ever had. It was actually difficult to keep on my fork as it melted into the Alfredo.
One strike against them… the noodles were generic Amish egg noodles and not the thick fettuccine grandma made… but it didn’t detract from the meal… too much.
I had a glass of “Chianti,” which always pairs well with everything, and learned from my Sicilian tutor it is pronounced, “chee- AN – tee” not “kee – an – tee.”
And I thought I was so metropolitan.
The Cheeeeezy garlic bread was a total surprise as the bread was nearly marshmallow soft and enhanced the flavor of cheese and marinara sauce beautifully. What a gourmand’s delight.
As usual, this place was visited without prior plan or knowledge, but rather by total whim and luck… which is my preference as I usually find the most precious gems that way.
Be sure to visit. You won’t be disappointed.
… moreWilmington, Ohio, may not be on your “Bucket List,” but if you’re hauling down I–71 and you get hungry between Columbus and Cincinnati, pull off Exit 45 or 50, turn East, and visit this Sicilian restaurant on East Main. You’ll be very glad you did.
While ordering my Alfredo Chicken, I could hear them chopping herbs and other garnish in the kitchen, just like grandma used to do.
The Chicken was literally the most juicy and tender I have ever had. It was actually difficult to keep on my fork as it melted into the Alfredo.
One strike against them… the noodles were generic Amish egg noodles and not the thick fettuccine grandma made… but it didn’t detract from the meal… too much.
I had a glass of “Chianti,” which always pairs well with everything, and learned from my Sicilian tutor it is pronounced, “chee- AN – tee” not “kee – an – tee.”
And I thought I was so metropolitan.
The Cheeeeezy garlic bread was a total surprise as the bread was nearly marshmallow soft and enhanced the flavor of cheese and marinara sauce beautifully. What a gourmand’s delight.
As usual, this place was visited without prior plan or knowledge, but rather by total whim and luck… which is my preference as I usually find the most precious gems that way.
Be sure to visit. You won’t be disappointed.
Kassandra Fawley -Thomas-
Delicious! The bruschetta, spinach dip, and seafood manicotti was delicious! Our waitress was very nice and the inside of the restaurant was adorable! We have been disappointed in the General Denver food quality lately so we gave this place a try! We will definitely be back!
… morePaolo
Amazing food, their service is friendly and polite, quite possibly the cleanest restaurant we’ve ever been to, we will return again and again…we are from Cincinnati however, our Dentist is located in Wilmington, Dr. Jody Ames, who referred us!
… moreLydia Horn singh
Was nice but the gyro isn’t authentic at all the service is good but I had an Italian god father and Greek god mother it’s not authentic sorry I can do better at home with my recipes they gave me I went with my chef boyfriend who took cooking school in Italy and he agreed it’s not authentic I feel bad to say this because they are so nice just constructive criticism I expected authentic cooking and its like college kid who has to try to cook or starve type cooking sorry plz improve on this only your staff is excellent the atmosphere is excellent the fireplace is excellent but I probably won’t go back Bec it’s so far from authentic is not even a gyro or pasta with sauce
… moreJD Staley
Hidden gem. Clean place and clean restrooms. Very comfortable atmosphere. Service was prompt and polite. Food was better than expected. Worth the value and worth visiting again
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