Olive Garden Italian

Standard olive garden chain restaurant. Decent food and service, breadsticks were slow, and our server had 4 tables sat in her section in 15 20 minutes, so she went as fast as she could. Wasn't impressed that the marinara dipping sauce was $4.99 and wasn't told up front, but the soup and salad were decent. My little guy really liked his spaghetti, and the stickers kept him busier than coloring alone.

My family and I come here several times a year and although we pretty much order the same thing most of the time, we've never had a bad meal or bad service ever. I guess it depends on your expectation. If you expect fine dining, rustic Italian experience then you're in the wrong place.

Enjoyed a regular 'go to ' place for lunch today.  This has become a yearly tradition to celebrate two friends ' birthdays.  We always look at the menu but we always end up with the same thing the soup, salad and breadsticks lunch.  It 's about the best value you can find in the city.  All you can eat and it 's delicious.  I have the Toscano Soup which I just love.  I found a copycat recipe online that I have made several times before which is pretty close but you can actually purchase six or twelve servings to go for a very reasonable price so I found that it wasn 't worth the time and effort I freeze them and take them for lunch it 's great.  It 's a delicious slightly creamy soup with sausage, potato and kale.

Much better since the reno. Still nothing much on the menu for folk that have dairy problems. Fresh and fast tonight. Soup salad and breadsticks is still the deal. The rest is a bit expensive.

Old dependable. We come here 2 or 3 time a year for the past 10+ years.<br/ <br/ Despite all the horror stories below, we have never have a terrible meal here, sure some mix up once in while but that happens any where.<br/ <br/ It an Olive Garden, don't expect anything fancy and you won't be disappointed. :