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My family has been going to Bruno's for years. The prices have gone up a little, but the quality and serving sizes have not changed. Still, huge portions and BYOB make this restaurant a great deal. I recommend the mussels (enough for three people) and the eggplant special. Their caprese salad is good as well. Give this place a try. You will not be disappointed.

Without a doubt the best Italian Restaurant in the area. We've had many family gatherings as well as the Christmas eve Italian 7 fishes dinner. Always superb food and service, great dollar value. Check the people leaving the restaurant, as most will have a doggie bag as the portions are extremely generous.

My husband and I frequent Bruno's a lot. It's not far from our home, which is a plus. The food is great, the staff is very friendly and right on top of things, AND Bruno is very HANDSOME!

Appalled was cracked - the food was yummy - we had a group of 8 - we ordered 2 appetizers and it was plenty for us all to share - they were delicious...every one enjoyed the their entree, the dinner salad was large and very good and fresh. I had Brunos special - a meatless dish which was so light it was like eating a cloud - the portions were large and I took 1/2 of my dinner home to enjoy the next day. we had a choide of 12 deserts! - Service was excellent - and the owner came out of the kitchen to visit his patrons several times - we gladly shared a toast and a glass of wine with Bruno. This is a BYOB and to our delight we found a small liquor store attached to the restaurant. They had a nice selection of wine which we enjoyed with our dinner. We had such a good time that we spent 4 hours - no one acted like we should hurry up and leave. This is tops on my list of favorite Italian restaurants. I cant wait to go back and share the same experience with friends and family. This is a ten star restaurant - forget the five!

The food was good, prices reasonable and service was exceptionally friendly. As diners enjoyed dinner, a seemingly caring employee wandered throughout the dining room, speaking to each patron to assure their satisfaction. Since this is a BYOB, we had brought with us some wine to enjoy with dinner. At the end of our meal, I asked the bus girl for a cork so that I could take the rest of my wine home with me. She was having difficulty corking the wine bottle, so she took the bottle behind the counter. The man who had so graciously been visiting diners earlier looked my way to see whether or not I was looking at him. We were sitting near a large mirror, and I guess he forgot about that as we saw him pour himself a generous portion of my wine before he corked it. I find this very unprofessional and unacceptable. I confronted the girl, and she laughed and said she would tell him. It makes you wonder whether they help themselves to your food before they box it.