Romano's Macaroni Grill
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In Short
A boisterous, all-ages crowd of pasta lovers pack this energetic Italian spot, where chefs clad in white hats and red scarves keep diners wide-eyed by showing their moves in the busy open kitchen. The menu boasts family-sized portions of hearty traditional fare, from antipasti, chicken and pasta dishes to seafood, steak and wood-fired pizzas. Signature plates include grilled pork chops, lobster ravioli, and penne rustica with shrimp, grilled chicken and smoked prosciutto in cream sauce.
User Reviews
darkbaby1
November 20, 2006
Great casual dining experience for the family, especially on Sunday afternoon. Not too crowded and the service was really good. Try the lobster stuffed ravioli and the steamed mussels. I asked for a suggestion on a white wine and the waitress brought me a perfect choice. Really good cappuccino for after dinner, too.
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cinnamonred1
June 21, 2003
Saturday 5pm -cheap olive oil on a plate of dried basil-a loaf of bread with nothing to cut it with. Too much ice in drinks. Before you take breath, the salad there and you never see the waitress 'till you're fork's down. Don't blink- a lukewarm dinner appears. (Prepared when the salad was) Those descriptions...when they say asparagus, they MEAN slivers of asparagus stalks. And while you're in the middle of your entree, the waitress (finally) shows to ask you about dessert! If you're undecided, she plops the check down!! The only reason I left a tip was because I used to wait tables (just not like that!) I am all for a timely meal, but for those prices for PASTA, the Herd 'em in-Herd 'em out thing really has to go.
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What to Drink:
Each table is supplied with a huge jug of Macaroni Grill's "house" wine. You tell your server how much your table had to drink, and he or she charges accordingly.
The Extras:
The little ones will feel right at home here: A kids menu offers corn dogs, grilled cheese and chicken fingers, and there are crayons on the tables for doodling on the paper tablecloths.
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