
Italian restaurant serving pizza, classic mains & wine in an elegant, Mediterranean-inspired space.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 108 Court St, Versailles, KY 40383
Phone: (859) 682-5120
Website: http://vallozzis.com/versailles
Menu Photos
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Reviews
The Alfredo was great. The sauce is not super heavy like some Alfredo’s I have had and I much preferred it this way. The flavor was great.
Salmon was a 10/10 it was cooked perfectly and the sauce paired incredibly with the Brussel sprouts
I would have liked to give this place the full five stars but held back based on the food quality. Two of us had the Seafood Risotto which was very good. I believe this was the most expensive menu item. On of the parties said theirs had lots of lobster shell fragments in the risotto, but the other was fine. One party ordered the Manicotti. Unfortunately the tops were torched for presentation, but the result was a top too hard to eat. And it was like eating sand as the hard parts became mixed in with the filling. The taste was good, but this ruined the dish.
We also had appetizers. The fired green tomatoes were fine but the calamari was extremely salty and had a bit of an off-putting fishy taste. I get calamari at restaurants often. It varies quite a bit. But this was probably one of my least favorite.
Our server was great. We did give feedback on both items and were offered a free desert, but didn’t feel like having anything.
The space is outfitted beautifully, but very dimly lit, as you’ll see from my attempted food photos. We were seated in a room adjacent to what I’d consider the ‘main’ restaurant, down a hall that passes through a server station; it felt disjointed. This dining room was clearly the main artery to the kitchen, as the doors never stopped swinging open and shut, and foot traffic was constant. And strangely, there was either a cold food assembly or dessert station in the corner of the room, where again, an employee was working non-stop, and plated dishes were being set out for pick up right next to a table of diners. I kept hoping no one at that table sneezed.
The bread and whipped ricotta (I’m guessing?) with herbs and olive oil were a delightful prelude to the meal, but I think we all indulged a bit too much. Everyone had overwhelmingly positive things to say about their cocktails and entrees. If anything, a few dishes needed more salt and one (the pizza) was thought to be too sweet, but the portions were fair and nearly everyone needed a to-go box. I opted for the manicotti, which was somehow rich and yet lacking in flavor, surprising considering the menu description. It wasn’t bad, but I would try something different next time. I thought the lasagna Tuesday deal was probably one of the best values on the menu, as it came with a salad and no other pasta dish does.
Despite being painfully full, several of us couldn’t help but order dessert. For me, it was the Banana Pudding Tiramisu and that was the star of the show (and the envy of the table). The combination of pudding, rum soaked lady fingers, and bruleed bananas was DIVINE. I did wonder why it was served cold, but I didn’t dwell long on that thought as I inhaled every bite.
Our server was clearly busy and yet incredibly attentive, giving great suggestions when asked.
While this wasn’t a perfect experience, it was pretty darn close and I definitely want to go back with my husband and try another entree! And a glass of wine, when I’m less pregnant.
The new Italian restaurant has quickly become a favorite of mine, and I can’t wait to return to explore more of their menu.