Petali is a quick casual Italian restaurant. We are a family restaurant with corporate standards. We take pride in using only the freshest ingredients made from scratch daily. We have no freezers, no fryers, and no microwaves. Made from scratch served fast!
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Address: 3101 Zinfandel Dr #128, Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
Phone: (916) 330-1595
Website: https://www.petaliitalian.com/
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Michael C
When I walked in, the atmosphere, it was so homey and welcoming; it was like I’ve been going there for years! The two men that were helping me were so kind and gracious to take time to help me understand what some of the items were on the menu. Forgot what type of rigatoni dish we got but my husband absolutely loved it and I never had had a cannoli and they were really good. I remembered asking for a card from them and then that I would give them a really great review because I was so blown away. “Presence Makes The Meal.” That’s a philosophy I feel when I really enjoy not only the atmosphere, the presence of the people in house and obviously how delicious the food is! I hope that their business continues, flourishes and never closes and that they get whatever their heart desire is from this wonderful business.
Thank you so much & God Bless!
Visited on a weekday for lunch. Somewhat busy. I ordered the half sandwich and soup combo (Meatball Sub and Minestrone Soup). Costed about ~$15.
The meatball sub was alright. Generous sized meatballs with red sauce, topped with melted cheese. I remember the red sauce being pretty good. Not really a fan of Minestrone (or soups in general), but it that was also alright.
The service was direct, friendly, and pretty fast. I asked them about what their recommendations were, and they were enthusiastic about sharing the fact that their meatball and minestrone soup recipes had been around for a long time.
The atmosphere was modern. They had a variety of seating – stool height tables, regular height, bench (I think), and outside patio seating.
The food wasn’t “knock your socks off” good, but it was decent.
It’s hard to judge whether or not the meal was worth ~$15… but that’s the economy we’re living in.
Would I come back here to eat again?
Maybe not of my own volition, but if someone invited me to eat here, I wouldn’t say no.
4 out of 5 Meatballs.
The petali is good too! It’s an interesting way to serve zucchini.