
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 36 Water St, Fall River, MA 02721
Phone: (774) 930-0393
Website: https://www.primoonwaterstreet.com/
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Reviews
Edit: went during dinner tonight, if I could give this place ten stars I would. Staff is super, owner and chef are in the loop and stopped to say hello. This place is five star dining without the five star pricing. Tonight I had the veal parmesan and it was outstanding. I have a goal of trying everything on the menu, everything is such a pleasant surprise. I would expect this level of Italian authenticity on federal Hill or Boston. I love this place.
Fettuccine alfredo, cookie , salad and appetizer were great.
The atmosphere and decor was designed beautifully.
My son also loved the friendly waitresses that were stopping to wave at him
Unfortunately, the food itself was a major disappointment, and I ended up sick all night. The dishes simply did not resemble authentic Italian cuisine. I’ve never had calamari served with pesto and banana peppers, and it was soggy, unappealing, and honestly inedible. The mussels in chorizo sauce were not far behind.
My main dish, the chicken piccata, had no flour, no flavor, and was served over soggy pasta drenched in oil instead of a true piccata sauce. My husband enjoyed his chicken parm, but even he’s had better. The sangria was watered down as well.
Even dessert missed the mark — the crème brûlée was cold, and the tiramisu tasted old.
For a $158 bill, this was incredibly disappointing. Never again. Please do better for the sake of your wonderful staff and your customers. You missed a big opportunity.
For my main course I did “Zuppa Tuscana”. I assume Tuscana is a play on words?… Zuppa is feminine as should toscana in Italian…The wording like the soup was a very americanized version of Zuppa toscana (lit. ‘Tuscan soup’ ) also known in Italy as minestra di pane (lit. bread soup’). The broth was nice but underseasoned. The potatoes were undercooked and hard. The bacon was not rigatino. It was still a good soup. (Solid B).
My collegues said the Chicken Parmigiana was kind of tasty (A- on their scale). They said the Chicken Parmigiana was salty though for their taste.
Overall service was A+
The atmosphere was great. The seat was mismatched but interesting. I note so was the dinnerware. The sitting room interested. If this mismatching is an attempt to make a nod to a nonna…no chair would everrrr be mismatched…I hope it has been designed to just be a talking point…Dio ci aiuti. The bathroom was very clean. My friends who drank said the drinks were well poured.
Will try again to see about the pizza.