The Spinning Fork is an Italian eatery, casual enough to meet up with family but classy enough for a date night. The dining area is cozy, with high arches strung with red and green curtains. Wine bottles are displayed throughout the restaurant, and classical music plays overhead. For dinner, there are loads of salads, spaghetti, including spaghetti with clam or shrimp sauce, chicken, seafood, pizza and all the Italian favorites like lasagna, cannelloni, mostaccioli and manicotti.
Easygoing eatery for casual Italian classics, including pizza, spaghetti & cannoli.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 4–8:30 PM |
| Friday | 4–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4444 Hamilton Middletown Rd, Liberty Township, OH 45011
Phone: (513) 330-5539
Website: http://www.spinningfork.net/
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Reviews
Located on the golf course. Lots of free parking. They are first come first served. However the restaurant has lots of seating so we have never waited more than 5 minutes.
Kids love it too. Grandsons are 6 and 8 and ate every bite. They loved the Fettuccine and the cheese sticks.
Photos are of the different dishes we had tonight. Chicken Marsala, Fettuccine, Manicotti, Minestrone soup and salad. Again, a can’t miss dinner location. Don’t forget the Cannolis. They are excellent.
The atmosphere was understated old world Italian, with just a few well-placed pictures and pieces of decor, and not that “in-your-face” gaudy, trite decoration you see all too often. Seating was mixed, with various sized tables and booths, and the dining room was a very comfortable space.
We ordered fried calamari and cheese sticks for appetizers. Both were crispy, well-seasoned, and not greasy. Both came out sizzling hot.
I ordered veal parmigiana, which came with a side of angel hair pasta with homemade marinara sauce, which was delicious. Very authentic tasting, and I could tell it was homemade. I also had a side salad with creamy Italian dressing. The salad was well-chilled and very tasty.
Other choices at our table were sea food alfredo, the house trio dinner, and pizza. All were equally delicious.
One of the outstanding desserts was the limoncello cake. It was very light and not sour. We also ordered cannoli, which I normally do not like because of the dry-tasting filling. I must say, this cannoli was very good, with crispy shells and a good-tasting cream filling.
We also enjoyed the music they played: Italian standards and 1940s music, instrumental and sung by the likes of Perry Como, Frank Sinatra, etc. Very nice.
The staff was very friendly and efficient, and helped to make for a most enjoyable evening. This will definitely be my go-to when I need good, authentic Italian food, which is hard to find.
Our waitress Layla told us about the adjacent Elks’ Lodge banquet hall which is part of the same building as the restaurant and that the room had some dates available the challenge in finding a wedding and reception venue became a no-brainer.
We booked the hall for New Year’s Eve and the hall looked beautiful (see pictures included). We had around 60 guests and had the ceremony and reception including dinner, right there which made it super convenient for everyone.
Layla worked with Nancy and I to make our wedding both special, and seamless. Everything from the wedding, reception and dinner went off with zero issues. I highly recommend this venue for both casual dining and special events, like our wedding!
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A favorite local restaurant with a classic Italian menu. The food, service, and atmosphere are always kept to a high standard. Price for dinner for two with drinks and dessert is around $65 with plenty of leftovers.
The comes the food. Half was a 4, the other half a 2. I want to roll around and get covered in the Smoot and creamy Alfredo sauce. It was paired with a delicate pasta. The shrimp and crab were a nice addition. The Minestrone soup was very good. Then came the angel hair pasta with meat sauce. Total generic and tastes. The salad even more generic