Vito’s has a signature house made lasagna, hand breaded chicken parmesan, made from scratch sauces, big bold flavors, famous espresso martinis and peach Bellini’s, and amazing wines by the bottle or glass along with warm and inviting service. The Lounge at Vito’s has 3 tournament style pool tables and a tournament style shuffleboard.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1468 East US Hwy 377, Granbury, TX 76048
Phone: (682) 279-8010
Website: https://vitositaliankitchentx.com/
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Unfortunately, it only got worse. The chicken parmesan was so rubbery that it couldn’t even be cut with a knife, and it was served cold. I ordered the tortellini, and it also came out cold. The pizza tasted like something straight from a frozen box — nothing fresh or homemade about it.
For what we paid, the least they could do is serve hot food. Overall, the entire meal was very disappointing from start to finish. I would not recommend this restaurant to anyone. There are far better options out there where you actually get fresh, flavorful, and properly cooked food. Plus found a hair inside the pasta which is absolutely disgusting.
Our table was clean, and within two minutes our server had taken our drink order. Efficiency? We love to see it.
We started with the calamari. When it arrived, it looked like it belonged in a commercial — golden, crispy, promising. Then I took a bite. Plot twist: raw batter. The texture was… ambitious. Our server was super apologetic (not her fault at all) and quickly brought out a new order that was actually cooked this time. Redemption arc complete.
Now let’s talk about the paloma. I don’t normally complain about drinks being “too strong” because that feels like saying, “This lottery ticket has too much money on it.” But this thing? Either the bartender was feeling generous or the glass was wildly overconfident. It was fighting for balance. After already sending back the calamari, I decided I was going to silently accept my fate and take the L. But our server noticed I hadn’t touched it and checked in without me saying a word. That level of attentiveness is rare these days, and I was genuinely impressed.
For entrées, my husband ordered the Tour of Italy. He liked it, but not in a “write home to Italy about it” kind of way. I had the Italian chopped salad — solid, dependable, not life-altering. We also ordered a fettuccine to go for our daughter, and according to her very serious and completely unbiased 6-year-old review, it was “really good,” which is high praise.
Overall, the service truly stood out — attentive, proactive, and kind. The food, though? It didn’t quite hit the “we can’t wait to come back” level for us. We’re glad we tried it… but we’ll probably let someone else take the next tour.
We ordered the angel hair with artichokes, spaghetti and meatballs, kids spaghetti, kids pepperoni pizza, two kids sprites, adult soft drink and a “Grand” margarita. The angel hair with artichokes was too oily and has an odd vinegar taste, spaghetti looked amazing but was bland. The kids pizza looked the best and my son approved. The margarita was terrible, I barely got two sips down and had to ask for a soft drink instead. All you could taste is tequila and orange that was too over powering. Not only was it terrible tasting, the price was ridiculous and they surprise you with it as it is not listed in the menu anywhere and when I had asked if they had a margarita I could order, the server just said “yes, we have a grand”, walked off and came back with it before I even confirmed I wanted it. I figured well I may as well try it since she’s gotten it for me already, and I regret it! One margarita cost $14.00… nearly the same as my $16.99 meal!
Service was decent for the most part, but I did feel it was pushy and rude that the server brought our ticket, came back not even two minutes later and while my cousin was getting her card out to pay her portion; the server stood there staring at her and then snapped “is this ready for me?” As you can clearly see my cousin grabbing her wallet and reaching for her card.
I got the chicken parmigiana. I like how it wasn’t drowning in tomato sauce like most places do. This meant the breading was still crispy when it got to the table!
The bruschetta is BOMB!
One thing I wish they had was a side Caesar salad instead of just a large entree one. This threw me off a little since side Caesar’s are basically a staple in all Italian restaurants. That being said, their feta balsamic was very good.
In this case, forgetaboutit!!
This was all to go. I went there about a month ago to see my second place of Italian foods cuisine. I had a pie, medium, “piles of pepperoni” or something like that. A chicken parm dinner, bruschetta, and a cannoli. Oh boy!! Not in a good way. Pizza was burnt on bottom. What they referred to pile of pepperoni is basically a medium pie. The fried chicken parm meat was no different than a slice of deli meat breaded. If you have small hands, look at the palm of you hand and thats the size of this extremely thin chicken. The bruschetta was a scoop of tomatoes in a container. this container paired with, not little pieces of hard bread, but little pieces of rock hard bread. Birds didn’t want them. I think they left them in the oven over night. Cant mess up a store bought cannoli. This apparent restaurant has an Italian name but in no way is even close to Italian food. DO NOT WASTE YOU TIME OR MONEY.
CHEF BOYARDEE IN A BOX OR CAN IS A BETTER FIX.
The stars are because the place looks like an Italian restaurant. Sometimes looks are very deceiving…
Never again!!
The ambiance and decor reminds me of some of the Italian Cafes and Lounges while visiting Italy. The black leather booths and chairs, accented by the black and white vintage photos on the walls, create an atmosphere of chic retro.
They are adding pool tables and the dining and lounge area should appeal to a large clientele.
Ask for Hallie, she is awesome!