Fantastic meal!!! It had been years since my wife and I were at this restaurant. When my wife…read moresuggested that we go back and try it, I said sure. We called friends to ask if they would be interested in going and they said yes. We all loved our meals and the staff were great. It's a nice cozy restaurant. We are definitely returning!

Aside from the nice entrance door and frame, the outside of Non Solo Pasta looks like a typical…read morebusiness located in a small strip mall. The inside is simple and classy, uncluttered and clean, but most of all a quality Italian eatery. For a Tuesday evening it was pretty slow. The waitress who helped me was personable and treated me like family. She tried to give me the "everything is good here", but I wasn't having it! I appreciated her patience as we perused through the menu. I finally went with the popular Saporito - Chicken/Veal (I chose Veal at $35), Egg Battered Scaloppine. Vermouth Sauce, Spinach, Mozzarella topped with crab meat. For my pasta side I chose was spaghetti and it came with a salad. I was loving the Vermouth Sauce, it was sweet and not too thick/watery. The Veal was a little tough, but was better after soaking up the tasty sauce like a sponge. The crab meat was plentiful and fresh. I was kind of shocked they don't give you bread with your meal. I'm not a huge bread guy, but it's a staple at Italian eateries. I enjoyed a nice glass of a dry oaky cabernet my new friend recommended. They had a decent sized wine bottle/glass menu. I'm not a wine expert, but many styles were represented and it seemed like the management is on top of their selections and recommendations. I will certainly return for a family dinner or date night with my wife. Thanks guys!

Update whether take out or eat in food is ALWAYS spot on !…read moreMaximo our waiter is ALWAYS on point Yes we are regulars but never ever had a unacceptable meal ABSOLUTELY one of my favorites !

My experience here is as a worker, and I can say that I can barely rate his business and…read moreestablishment a one star. Regularly trying to rely on the back of women and women catching his mistakes and fixing them is the sole purpose of his being. With the series of messages that I attached, you can closely see how he directs me to speak to one of his long-term coworkers, but later on says that he's the boss and that I'm supposed to be telling everything to him, but he himself does not know everything nor know anything about his own front of the house staff. But can take cash out of the register every single night. Along with that has an ego stroke and cannot handle when constructive criticism is due based on him and how he runs his business which he runs his business on not knowing anything about the front of the house but blaming his staff on why his front of the house is not working or cooperating or people can't stay. I do not know personally the gentleman that owned this establishment before Jose but I can say customers genuinely expressed, my time while being there, that they enjoyed the previous owner rather than Jose. Along with questioning behavior, some should question about quality of them keeping their food sanitary enough for you to consume (yes raw meat/seafood are on the floor) . Along with that and some insight on his business he does only pay his food runners and bus service in cash $30 for the entire 3-5 hr shift. Bussers get 15% of servers tips!!

One of the best tomato pies in the area, a little bit of pricey, but that delicious…read moreI understand he's running a business by the prices are a little high

The food was amazing and the waitress was super kind and sweet to everyone the cheesecakes are home…read moremade all the food was unbelievable

Great pizza shop located in the heart of Morrisville. They have a large parking lot that was much…read moreappreciated with the recent snow. The place smells delicious. There are lots of specials and large menu to pick from. There's a nice size dining room area with lots of tables. Service was friendly and pizza was delicious.

I don't ordinarily venture over the Delaware River into Pennsylvania to have pizza, but I'm very…read moreglad I took a chance on Bella Sicily in Morrisville after attending a show in the area. While there weren't very many Yelp reviews, it was the virtually perfect Google reviews that drew me in for a meal. The interior dining area is tasteful and bright, but also pretty no frills (in other words, not fancy). We started off with a cup of pasta fagioli soup and an order of garlic bread with cheese, and went with a large pizza and chicken parmigiana w/penne vodka for our meals. While the soup, garlic bread, chicken parmigiana, and pasta were all solid, the clear stand out was their pizza. It had the perfect dough to make for a flavorful chewy crust combined with a combination of high quality cheese and tomato sauce to make for a delicious and memorable pizza experience. It definitely met my high standards which I set for pizzerias that I'd regularly frequent. Service was excellent as Salvatore checked in on us several times to ensure everything was to our liking and took the time to chat with us out his family history of pizza making in the area, pointing out the wooden pizza peels on the wall. He's from Sicily and if you dine in, you can see him masterfully spinning the dough during the pizza preparation. Both Salvatore and the other employee on duty were very cordial and seemed genuinely appreciative of our business. While I'd probably skip over the pasta dishes and go straight for their delicious pizza next time, I'll definitely be back to Bella Sicily and would recommend them to others for a tasty and high quality pizza experience.

This is a combined grade for food and coffee parts of this business on Butler Street in Trenton,…read moreNJ. I first noticed Panorama Musicale while picking up lunch at Italian Peoples' Bakery next door. From the outside it still looks like an Italian shop from Chambersburg's heyday. But, walking in you realize you aren't in Jersey anymore. The language is Spanish, and the environment is Latin Café. I was there to see about lunch. The friendly owner showed me what was cooking in the water table, and I chose the fried chicken and rice. I noticed the other customers were drinking coffee, and soon understood why. Behind the counter was a copper classic expresso machine, complete with large dome and spread eagle on top. A work of art from another era. So, the chicken was dry and overcooked, and the rice only passable. I wouldn't return for their food unless desperate. For that alone, they would get two stars at most. However, I wasn't gong to leave without testing that awesome contraption, and ordered a latte to go. I watched as the process unfolded. Valves were turned. Steam pipe immersed. Foam poured. Impressive bit of engineering and design. And, the latte was excellent, too! Far better than the average joe, and at a reasonable price compared to the better known beaneries. If it had been served in ceramic, on a tray, and with a cookie, it would have garnered five stars; but given the styro cup delivery, I just couldn't get that far. Panorama Musicale could use a thorough cleaning and a little panache around its wonderful expresso machine, but as it is, it is a surprising find for superior coffee in the heart of Jersey's capital city.

This was a former Italian Coffee Shop. Located right next to the Italian Peoples Bakery. Most…read moreItalians left the Burg a long time ago and Centro Americanos moved into their place. The owner of this place still makes great Espressos, Cappuccinos and Lattes. Today I decided to also have lunch with my son here. There is no menu and just a small hot buffet but ask the people for the daily special and you get a great meal. Today's special was Chicken Soup and I can tell you, it was one of the best chicken soups I had in a long time. Where else in Trenton do you get a good meal and a great coffee in the same place for less than a fast food chain meal?

Tried the pasta dishes tonight at Jacks P & P. Had the Ravioli and meat sauce, also a chicken…read moreAlfredo. Both came with a salad and a generous loaf of garlic bread. The dinners were spot on. Highly recommend this place. Finally a neighborhood pizza place that has fantastic food

Great food and nice people! Best pizza around, and the closest thing to an LA In and Out burger on…read morethe East Coast.

Ray's is not your typical 5 star restaurant. There's nothing fancy or upscale about it. It's a…read morebooth in the Trenton farmer's market that sells hot Italian sandwiches. On a recent return visit to our original home area, I was thrilled to learn that my childhood (and adult) favorite sandwich had returned after the original restaurant that made them closed many years ago. That sandwich is a beef hot dog on an Italian roll and topped with peppers, potatoes, and mustard. This masterpiece is now offered at Ray's as his Original Italian Hot Dog. Sheer ecstasy! We ate hot dogs at some small tables near the counter, and ordered a pork braciole sandwich to go. There's a nice selection of other items as well, all offered at low prices. The owners, who both were working there, welcomed us enthusiastically and offered homey, caring service. They mentioned that the menu was changing next month, so check their website for the most current version. Try Ray's. You won't regret it.

Trenton Farmers Market on Spruce Street has a new restaurant in its main hall, Ray's Market Cafe. I…read morewas fortunate enough to arrive just before closing at 4 while they were in the shut down process. I quietly asked the woman cleaning tables if they were still serving anything at that late hour. She was Ray's wife and she smiled at the question, and asked what I wanted. "An Italian Hot Dog, if possible?" She turned to check with their cook, who was willing and able. Five minutes later he delivered a red plastic basket with a split torpedo roll loaded with a fat frankfurter, slices of fried potato, dark brown mustard and covered over with a blanket of sautéed green pepper. First bite told the tale. The bread was still crusty with soft inside; the dog was full of beefy garlic flavor; the potatoes were hot and fully cooked, and the green pepper was layered over everything to hold in the heat and moisture. Each chomp revealed all the texture and taste cues that these local Jersey specialties are famous for. The brown mustard provided the final spicy kick in the butt. While I ate, the big man, Ray, came over to chat. Turned out that we knew some of the same people from the Chambersburg neighborhood. In fact my stepson lived on the same street and Ray knew the previous owner of the home, my step's uncle, Alex. It was a pleasant conversation and it was great to recollect with him. This was a great experience from beginning to end; inquiry to successful meal; introduction to surprising connections. Yes, and the Italian Hot Dog a strong representation of the genre. For the warm welcome for this stranger and the strange woven human connections, Five grateful and delicious Stars.

The Mannino's make you feel like family the moment you walk in!!! The food is absolutely delicious,…read more you can taste the love and tradition in every bite. Can't wait to order again soon!!

*This review is strictly for the Buffalo wings. I did not order anything else.*…read more I called in an order of Buffalo wings, and received fried chicken with a side of hot sauce and blue cheese. The guy at the front said you have to ask for the wings to be tossed. He also said they use the fresh ones for that, not sure what that meant. If I wanted fried chicken, I'd go somewhere else. In terms of quality, it's the bag of frozen breaded chicken wings you can buy at your preferred wholesale club. Wouldn't order again.