Luca Italian Cuisine

Just got into town and we found that this place had a half hour from 5:00 to 7:00 so we decided to check it out and to our surprise it was pretty amazing. The happy hour menu has a ton of stuff on it and they're all at incredible prices. You got to make sure that you can see at the bar as that is where the happy hour is. People were lined up before the place even opened. So if you're trying to get in here for happy hour make sure you come a little early. Once you get to the bar, you get a huge loaf of complementary bread along with olive oil, balsamic and spices. There is a good selection of wines and mixed drinks for 6 to $7 and 3 beers for $3 a piece so it shouldn't be hard to find something to drink. The happy hour food menu has a couple pasta offerings along with some seafood offerings which are all around $7. You definitely can't beat this place. Their standard dinner menu has some amazing dishes to offer and the decor of this place is pretty cool. The staff was friendly and was able to help with accommodations along with recommending other places in town to see. Will be going back before our trip ends. Only downside of this whole place is the parking situation... You either valet or you're making a walk to get here.

We had our rehearsal dinner at Luca over the summer and have nothing but glowing reviews for them. The veranda room was absolutely stunning — the perfect venue for a dinner turned welcome party. As always, the food was phenomenal, but on top of that, the service from the wait staff and everyone working at the restaurant was top notch. Everyone was warm, welcoming, kind and incredibly attentive. Our guests were taken care of with high touch service all night. My mother-in-law worked with Antoinette to plan every detail and she was exceptional to partner with. Listening and nailing every detail to a tee. We have received nothing but rave reviews from our friends and family and continue to relive the most perfect first night of our wedding weekend in our minds over and over again.

I’ve been to all 3 Luca restaurants. Every time it has been fantastic. The service is impeccable at each location and the food is always amazing. This is definitely the place to go for happy hour. I have celiac so I love the fact they have dishes and pasta I can eat. They have an excellent wine selection and strong cocktails. My cousin and I went to Aqua and East Bank last week for happy hours. The calamari is to die for. The bartenders were wonderful. I went to the west location a few months ago and had the same experience.

Perfect for special occasions. Impeccable service for our group of 10, and the food was out of this world! We couldn’t get enough of the peasant bread and oil. For dinner, each of us thought we had the best thing on the menu. I recommend the wild boar ossobuco and chocolate mousse (pictured). Divine!