Maggiano's Little Italy

Pt 6 Well, that brings me to the final part of this story. Maggiano’s Restaurant down the road from Reading Market. Interesting place, nice cute bar, if I knew anyone in Philly or people my age dated, I would bring them here. Now segued a bit, a cute 20 girl was on a date, and she was dressed cute dress in heels. Miss those days, my eyes have not failed but I am smart enough to window shop and smile. We waited about 30 minutes and had reservations, Deb, wanted to say this was normal because Steve. I hate to think mankind is that ignorant, a shame time moves but man moves slower. Deb, had cannelloni, Steve had seafood, me plain jane spaghetti and meatball. The wait staff was fair, the food presentation was good, the actual delivery. Steve gave it and OK, Deb had to send back to much something, and me, it was OK, the meatball tasted like sawdust and was so dry, the marinara was thin and tasteless. OK, it was the $125 for 3 adventures. I walked Deb and Steve back, they encoura

I had an incredible dining experience at this Italian gem in Philadelphia! Situated conveniently near the convention center and hotels, its prime location made it easily accessible. The food was exceptional, from delectable dishes to refreshing drinks and mouthwatering desserts. The waitstaff was friendly and attentive, adding to the overall pleasant atmosphere. The decor was tasteful and inviting, enhancing the dining experience. I highly recommend trying their salmon—it was cooked to perfection. And don't forget to indulge in their heavenly crème brûlée. This restaurant is a must-visit for anyone in the area!

Tourist from Argentina. The food is really good, I had the mushroom ravioli, it was excellent. The only thing I would complain about is that it feels like they want you to eat as fast as possible. For example, didn't even eat half of the starter that they already brought the main dish, a second later you finish that they will ask if you want dessert or bring you the bill.