Spaghetti Warehouse

Great place for large or small groups! Just about everything is homemade! Cocktail sauce for my calamari, Ranch dressing for my salad, artichoke spinach dip, garlic butter and the sourdough bread we're all made right there! Not store bought! Very Awesome! Nicole was our waitress and the manager was Lori and they were as good quality as the meal was outstanding! We had never been so we ordered the Italian Sampler Platter. It was huge! The pictures of it don't do it justice! It was almost as wide as our booth table! Everything was delicious. Thank you, so much!

It was my first time in this place , great vibe. The place it's cozy more for families. Great unique decorations. Waitresses always get in some rush, but it will probably they trying to offer a good service, all the people are so friendly. The food it's probably ok , no the best spaghetti but it's food. Chili bear soup , chicken pargamrjana, lasagna , Mediterranean salad are the best for me.

Went to this location for the first time. Haven't been to a Spaghetti Warehouse in over a decade. I love the decor and ambiance at this location! Started out with zucchini sticks. They were a bit undercooked but flavorful. I got the spaghetti feast. It was good, but it was supposed to come with meat sauce. I got regular. The only bad thing was the meatballs. They tasted old and reheated, and still weren't very warm. Our server was very friendly though.

Honestly i wish they would have never closed the one in the stockyards (fort worth) down. I've been to this location a few times already and I'm always hoping it will get better. So the food is pretty bland, the manicotti was actually okay. The restrooms were horrible and dirty. It was not busy at all so i feel there was no excuse for the restrooms to be this bad. There was a lady that comes around and offers to take photos but my family and i felt she was being a little pushy. We said no then she says its free, comes back and says all these other photos cost. 15 dollars for one picture, seriously?! I have such fond memories of spaghettie warehouse but this location just doesnt measure up. I'd rather go to olive garden.

I want to try this place because it was recommended on my Google maps as a good place. So I tried it- got the brisket Bolognese which was $18 but the portion size in the amount of meat you get for $18 is pretty much when you break it down a $10 plate. I believe this place is overpriced. I feel bad for the waiter because they have to serve this very generic and disgusting food. I wish Gordon Ramsey would come over to this place and do a kitchen nightmares to this place because the food needs some major improvements.

PORTION SIZE, PORTION SIZE!! I can see why an average person would want to give it a 5 star and it's because of the huge portions they give you. Don't be fooled though, the flavor is decent but the wait (even when there is 3 tables being used) is just too long. Also, the service is nothing special and barely meets minimum requirements of taking an order but that is all.

We went at noon. This only an hour after they open. We had no problem being seated as the place had hardly anyone there (It was packed when we left an hour and a half later). The waiter was pretty attentive getting our drinks and giving us time to view the menu. They do NOT have lunch specials during the weekend. Also if you have a coupon and others also have one then only 1 coupon can be used per table? The salads were reasonably sized and adequate. The sourdough bread was OK but one we sent back because it appeared to have mold? The staff assured us that it was something else. The entrees were average size and Noone complained. 2 out of 7 of us took food home so... My wife had spaghetti with meat sauce and I had the 15 layer lasagna with teas and the bill was $32.66. Not sure when 2 teas cost over $5.00 but it is what it is. Something that I have not seen before is a lady going table to table taking photos. She does a wonderful job in color and black and white photos. But get ready they come at a price. 1-$15.00 or 2-$20.00 with a paper frame so they actually stand on their own. Not sure if that's a good price or not but a way to have a memory of the dining experience.