Tuscany Grill

When I go visit places, I try to find local owned, local created places. Some chains are fine, but a good experience with a home grown place is sublime. And so it is with Tuscany Grill. I'm a bit of a snob with Italian food. I got the Honoria Buschetta which was just fun. An interesting and delicious take on the dish. The Caesar salad was good. They didn't try and change a simple dish, which is always a good sign. The main course- Salmon Livornese. Just a delight. I wish it had more of the olives, but it probably would have made the dish worse as I love olives probably too much. In fact, the dish was too much and I couldn't eat it all. But I stuffed myself until it hurt. Lemoncello cake was delightful for dessert. Took home a Chocolate Marquise as when do you ever see those anymore. If you are thinking of a place to eat: go here. It's worth it. The serving staff and bus boy did a great job. Just superb all around. Thank you all.

Good spot! The food was good. Not a 5 star restaurant but the flavors were there. If you are looking for a Italian restaurant with the usual flavor. They carry it really well. The portions are quite large. If you are looking for a full meal they definitely have that. The deserts were good as well. Good texture and not too sugary. Most of them were not made on the restaurant but it still had a great texture. The atmosphere is good. Nothing flashy I would definitely go back for a evening with family band friend. Definitely way above olive garden. Parking: They have a full parking Wheelchair accessibility: Yes the entrance and the rest of the restaurant is also wheelchair accessible.

Love their new location, but recommend having a reservation. I had the fettuccine alfredo which was creamy and delicious. I also ordered risotto and it was good, but felt like it might have needed more salt. This was my first time trying risotto so I can't compare to anywhere else or what flavors were missing. Highly recommend Tuscany Grill!