Vino Cappuccino

3.75, a lovely little Italian bistro with quick, attentive, and friendly waitstaff and an old-school ambience tending towards kitsch. If you love an Italian place with photos of Don Corelone in the men's room you'll know exactly what to expect here. Sat on the patio out front for lunch to enjoy the incredible weather and was interrupted only by the rumbling freight train that passed three or four times in 90 minutes just 20 yards away. Had a Greek salad with blackened salmon that was perfectly passable, would return for the pasta should I ever be in that neck of the woods again.

Here’s the good: Pizza is great. All the food I’ve tried is usually very good. We’ve had some great servers over the years, and they hire top notch musicians which us really great. The 2 for 1 deals make for a great value. And now, the not so good: You’ll see it in other reviews too, the owner isn’t very friendly. I’ve seen him yell at staff and customers right in the restaurant and once I was leaving with 4 large pizzas and he just stared at me while I struggled to open the door without dropping my order. A little help sure would have been nice. We’ve also had occasional service problems there, too. One time it took over 2 hours to get a pizza. We were sitting in back and they forgot about us, twice! Now we stick to carry out for the most part. If not for the deals and good food, we’d go there much less.

Love love love this restaurant! I am from out of town and met 2 of my high school friends to reminisce, 1975 yearbooks included! I had the Penne Norma twice now and it's amazing. The house salad is fresh and tasty! The dessert Baklava is so yummy, so save room for that! The atmosphere is quiet and comfy and the front porch is lit perfectly for a romantic dinner or inside by the fireplace. Waiters are great and so accommodating to our talk fest! We never felt rushed. Such a great place to eat out. :-)