Vincinatos

Patty was our server and promptly seated us in a very clean dining room our order was taken immediately and the food came out in a reasonable amount of time for the crowded restaurant. If you live in this area you probably already know this is a fantastic place to eat but if you're traveling and you're near the freeway it's definitely worth the exit make sure you come in and ask for the warm bread that was the first thing that came out with real butter. Our meals for the price was appropriat for the portions received and I certainly would recommend this restaurant to any weary traveler. Our servers personality certainly was a refreshing part of the meal.

I usually get the eggplant dinner that is delicious. Opted for something different last night and got the linguine with white clam sauce. Not so good. Very garlicky and hardly any clams. For $17.99 I expected a ton of clams and I had to look to find any. Very disappointed. I’ll stick with the eggplant next time

🇮🇹 Italian Wedding Soup, Spaghetti with Oil & Garlic and sauteed Hot Peppers are ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! 😡However the rude, negative, unprofessional LOUD server, Patty R. can permeate the restaurant environment with her poor attitude. I just started to eat my Wedding Soup and she doesn't ask me how my food is or if I am interested in ordering anything else, she puts the check on the table. Very rude, unprofessional and immediately got a negative attitude when I asked her to please remove it. Doesn't she have a clue on basic Serving etiquette!😡 She announces that she is in a "bad mood" and procedes to hmmtalk very loudly about all her issues at home...SERIOUSLY? ..

Old school pasta and pizza parlor. They hung shower curtains from the drop ceiling to separate the tables during Covid. At 45 I may have been rhe youngest person there. Still good, though. The eggplant parm was overcooked and slived a little too thin for the flavor. The sauce is perfectly good. The salad is most iceberg with one olive and one slice of beefsteak tomato. Welcome back to the 1960s. However the ambiance is the win. The family running the business is fighting in back. Foreigner on the radio (perhaps because the lead singer is an Italian from Rochester), no guilt and no pretense. Come down and enjoy the sun setting in the parking lot.