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Parisi is one of those places I’ve become addicted to! Even though the joint has becoming incredibly popular (read long lines) it is still always a pleasure to wait for my perfect pizza. The other dishes can be incredible as well, such as the homemade gnocchi and risotto. Parisi is the closest thing I’ve found to Italy, were I travel often, as it offers a fun, come everyone and bring your outside voice and vino sort of environment. The last time I was in we had a party of eight people on a Saturday night and the staff made us fell at home as we waited (quite a while) for our table. They even brought us some snacks to munch on at the counter and the kids were entertained by the showmanship of the pizza makers. When we got our table we enjoyed the the dishes we had ordered and were amazed at the number of people waiting to get a taste of this little slice of Florence. My only complaint would be the crazyness of the entire process, but it also adds to the charm of the whole experienc
My husband and I enjoy trying a variety of favorites at Chinook Tavern although weekend visits are especially wonderful with great food and live romantic guitar music. However, I am writing this review because on our most recent visit, we treated ourselves to a special Italian Winemakers Dinner that we found to be spectacular. My favorites on the Five Course menu were the Sushi-Grade Tuna Tartare appetizer, the Chateau Beef Sirloin for my entree. I especially liked this dish, it was topped Summer Truffle Butter giving it a delicate touch. And the very unique fresh berries that were served with a scotch vanilla sauce with fresh cracked pepper. I feel the dishes were a wonderful compliment to the wines that were served. Kudos to the waiter for doing such a professional and timely job with this large group. Lastly and most importanly 5 courses and 5 wines for $75…..what a bargain!!!! Can’t wait till the next one We love this place.Pros + Beautiful art and decor ~ off-street
I loved the make your own salad. I had mine chopped, which nicely distributed the yummy Greek dressing throughout. A friend had the Thai salad and wasn’t crazy about it. My husband had a roast beef sandwich and thought it was good. The chocolate chip cookies were good too. (Plus the iced tea tastes really fresh.) I’d love to go back and try something different! (It’s not really kid friendly in that they don’t have a kid’s menu and no high chairs, but said they were getting them.)Pros + Great salad, Great iced tea, Yummy cookiesCons – Thai salad not great, Overwhelming at first
Lunch here with a group – there is something for everyone and everything is pretty good on the menu – from cobb salad and enchiladas to turkey sandwich with gravy. Priced right at $8 – $12 for a nice business lunch. Because its large, its never too crowded – Margs are good for later too. Service is hit and miss – sometimes quick others unbearably slow. Wouldn’t recommend for a romantic or hip dinner – lunch / happy hour is best.Pros + large variety, good value, good lunchCons – service iffy, lacks atmostphere
I remember back in 2001 when there was a new shopping center that opened up in Lone Tree and saw a pizzeria opening up called Santoro’s Brick Oven Pizzeria. My wife and I were very excited that we were getting a neighborhood pizzeria. When we went in for the first time and tried the pizza we were hooked. Superb freshly made salads, the pizza was heavenly and the sandwiches brought back fond memories of our east coast vacation. Of course I tried the cheese steak for lunch at one time and thought I was in Philadelphia. Santoro’s has been a regular staple of my family get togethers and we always feel welcome with the smiles from the employees. Since 2001 we have always been there for family events, and the new expansion really has made it easier to be seated faster in this popular restaurant. Our next time out to Santoro’s will be to celebrate my daughter’s graduation. We’re really looking forward to it.Pros + Great neighborhood, personable employees
