Delicious food and wonderful, friendly service!

Food was excellent. The waitress could have been a lot better. Waited at least 15 min for the check and forgot my loaf of bread to go.

The waitress was very good &raved about the day's special, CRAB ravioli w/alfredo sauce. When I cut the FLAT ravioli in half, I did not see nor taste seafood & too much sauce. Friends at another table ordered the special when we did but were told LOBSTER ravioli! The waitress said "as far as she knew" it was crab as they ran out of lobster earlier in the day but my friend said hers was definately lobster (odd?!)and she loved it and ordered it with a pink sauce. They stated they've known the owners personally for years, eat there often and have loved everything. Each of us have our own tastes I suppose. My soup was okay but I had to ask for butter for the bread. The place was not overly busy due to the snow. I will give it another try and opt for other menu choices having good reviews. I think others should try it and form their own opinions.

I hope I have better luck on my next visit, and as time goes on, the 'new business' kinks will be worked out and I will find my menu favorites.

The Chicken Piccata was delicious as was the bread and salad. We had Cannoli for dessert - homemade at the restaurant - yummy. Will definitely return for Girls Nite Out, and family night out as well. Good job LaCucina!

I actually read some of the reviews on YP and decided to try it for myself. I was not disappointed! We chose the fried calamari for our appetizer and it was probably the best I've ever had. We also ordered their pizza and pasta and it was great. I will definitely be back and have already told my family to give it a try. It's nice to have a new Italian place so close to home!

This place is miserable. They had virtually nothing on the menu. We ordered bruchetta and chicken parms. That's practically the only thing they weren't "out" of. See, funny thing -- my husband asked for lasagna but there was not any left supposedly. Very strange that the couple sitting next to us that arrived ten minutes later and who the owner personally greeted -- yes they ordered and received lasagna with no issue. When my husband said he would rather have a piece of lasagna like they were abke to order, the server said they magically found "obe last piece". The owner is a little italian lady, she's very nice, but the bruchetta we ordered was from kind of alien planet. There were two pieces on massive slices of italian bread - it was soggy, there was hardly any balsamic taste, and there was mozerella cheese melted on top. The result was a mushy luke-warm monstrosity. Yuk. We will never ever, ever, ever go back to this place. we would def have given it a second chance but the lying waitress is uncalled for and unprofessional. They can shove that lasagna where the sun don't shine.

I agree -- no bread plates, no placemats. I do not want to lay my utinsels on a surface that has been wiped with a common wet cloth. The bread was good, the pizza was good (especially for this town), and the service was attentive. There was - as there are in many restaurants in this town -- one very LOUD waitress - very distracting and annoying. One disturbing observation - the manager (dressed in "chef garb" was working over his invoices at a nearby table. Could this not be done in a small room in the back? If you are management - your attention should be on your customers - not your books. We probably will return - so far this is the best Italian place in town - sorry to say.

No table cloths no place mats no bread plates. The waitress asked if we were ready for our check before we were half way through with our meal. We said no but she continued to ask if she could remove things that we clearly were not finished with. It was very uncomfortable, not a very relaxing dining experience. When we finally did pay the check she announced to a fellow employee that she was going off shift. We were obviously holding her back. Very disappointing. We won't be back.