La Bona Pasta

This is an old style Italian, old world restaurant, that serves the classic Italian style food. You will not be disappointed if this is what you are looking for. Be prepared to take your time and socialize as this is the standard, dinner will take 2 to 3 hours if you order all courses. The Parmesan Eggplant was very good but the Clam pasta was a bit light on clams. The bread was outstanding, l like that they served two different kinds. The Fosters creamla was done very well. Over all a very relaxing meal with good family-friends time.

Granted that we showed up right as it opened, the small cozy restaurant is set for romantic dining with its dim lighting and small tables. The service was quick and waiter was attentive the entire time we were there. The starter salads were a little underwhelming but the pasta dishes made up it. Its a hidden gem for those who seek a nice italian restaurant away from all the hubbub of trying to find a place to eat during the dinner rush.

Don't let the unassuming look of this tiny strip mall restaurant fool you! The food is amazing! Veal Piccatta and Veal Parmesan both tender, delicious and good portions. The pasta was el dente with a delicious Palmina sauce (creamy tomato) rather than standard tomato sauce. The vegetables were crisp but tender and tasty. I worked at a top notch Italian restaurant in Michigan, and this was comparable. Jesus, our waiter, was lacking in the personality department, but adequate. The owner, Humberto, is also the chef, along with his wife in the kitchen. The only complaint is the drink menu has not been updated and says Grey Goose is $5, it was $11(a going rate). But wine prices were moderate. All in all, a wonderful meal! We will return!