Came here for dinner with my hubby on a week night. Still great service. Still delicious pizza…read more Mediterranean salad: wonderful flavors Supreme pizza (same pizza as last time but the correct name): our favorite This time we were seated in a booth in the upper dining room around the back. White table cloths cover each table. Soft music plays above you.

I was told this place was pretty good. I ordered the eggplant parmesan which was ok, wouldn't say…read moreit was amazing. My bf ordered the calzone and he said he would give it a 4/5. The garlic bread was pretty good. I liked the cannoli cream, they made it correctly with sopraffina ricotta.

Oh my goodness! This place is a hidden gem. A very relaxed atmosphere. The food is delicious and…read morethere is plenty of it. From the garlic knots to the massive calzone, we couldn't have asked for anything better. If you have not tried it you are missing out!!!

The food was very good. Large portions. Nothing fancy. You order in front and they bring it into…read morethe small dinning room. You get your own drinks,salt pepper, utensils. Very nice lady waited on us. Very friendly. I had the pepperoni roll and Greek salad, my husband got a calzone and an Italian salad. The salads were huge! As was both our entrees. A little pricey but we had leftovers. Would recommend

Seems hit or miss. Every time we have eaten in the service,…read morequality, serving size was good. We like the Sicilian and their antipasto salad with shrimp. When we order the same for pickup, The pizza has half the amount of toppings and the Salad is small and does not seem fresh. We've stopped ordering to go. Eaten in is always a nice experience, comfortable, friendly ambiance.

We were visiting the area for a week and this was our first local experience. Raffaele's did NOT…read moredisappoint! We did take-out Calzones and they were absolutely delish! Located in a small shopping center. It was obvious that they do a good business as the place was packed! We would definitely eat here again if we found ourselves in the area again.

In an area where country cooking is the norm this place is a standout…read more The chef prepares excellent dishes that are uniquely his own creations. Wonderful lunch buffet daily. Great Sunday brunch buffet. The servers are courteous and helpful. The restaurant is clean and has a great view of the river. Parking is convenient and plentiful. Fusion has it all.

The Veal Saltimbocca was horrible. I would describe it as getting a piece of veal covering it with…read morefrozen spinach then microwave it for 5 minutes. The wife's lasagna was OK. She described it as being as good as frozen lasagna from the store. The bartender was great.

A friend of mine said this was the best and most authentic pizza in the area. I did like the crust…read moreand the sauce but I was disappointed that they use canned mushrooms because it's just not the same.

I've eaten here once before, but this is the first time I ordered a pizza. Italian Village had the…read morereputation of best pizza in the Tri Cities, I'm a bit confused why this is is the case. We did not have any problems: service was swift and the setting is fine. The location was reasonably clean and we got, exactly, what we ordered: a large sausage pizza. So why were we not impressed! The sauce is first, it didn't have much flavor. Second, the sausage was different (like a long sausage sliced thin); we just didn't like it. Third, it was kind of salty tasting (maybe the sausage?). On the positive side, I will give the crust a nice nod as it has some crispness. I make a lot of pizzas at home and my homemade pizzas are every bit as good. The only location in Tri Cities I like better than mine is Raffael's. You may disagree, and that is fine, but, for our palate, we will not return.

Oh my god. I have never been more impressed. The food was hot, it had good presentation, and it…read morecame out amazing. Our server made us feel comfortable and welcomed here. She was definitely one of the best servers I've had. It was cool, smelled good, and there weren't any distractions. The seats are comfortable and there's enough room for people to move comfortably. The food tasted amazing! I was not disappointed!

Great service and food! Rachael was great!…read more The spiked tea was tasty too. It wasn't overly sweet which I prefer.

The atmosphere is always nice and welcoming. I'm not sure what happened tonight. This is one of my…read morefavorite pizza places to go to and get pizza and beer. Tonight we went and the pizza was smaller than normal but the prices were the same. The sauce was very tomato flavored tonight. I had to ask the waitress if they have changed theme sauce because it tasted so different. It was also very doughy. The salad was still very good and of course the beer hit the spot after working in the sun all day. Will definitely be back but I hope this was a rarity. Overall I would say it's a 3.8 star out of 5 tonight.

I'm seeing a lot of negative and nonsensical comments--most of them are just about personal taste,…read morenot anything actually wrong with the food. My family and I moved to Kingsport about five months ago. We're big pizza fans and have visited several local pizza restaurants here. Let me tell you, we haven't had a single bad dish at this place. The prices are reasonable--it's a restaurant, after all. We've been here more than five times and still love the food!

These jack offs i ordered wings, tiramisu and a pizza "New York style" nothing like New York…read morepepperoni and light cheese came with no sauce and taste like garbage. I'm very upset. Never NEVER ordering here again!

Great salads, pizza, and pasta.. If you're in the area, it's definitely worth checking out. Any…read moreexperience I've had has been great..

Traveling through Kingsport we stopped into two dads for a quick lunch. I was pretty surprised as…read moreit was not the Two Dads that we had picked out from the other Yelp restaurant. Kinda confusing. The other Two Dads has a bunch of different sandwiches, wraps, pimento cheese etc. The menu is pretty limited to burgers, a couple other sandwiches, and breakfast. I got the burger and tater tots. It was fine. Nothing to write home about, but certainly a filling burger. Wife got two hot dogs with chili and fries. Her fries looked better than my tots. It looked fine. The service was dry but, fine I guess. There were some flies, but hey, every restaurant, especially this time of year has those. The most memorable thing however was the Confederate flag stating "Git R Done" on the wall and the Uncle Remus ad. I get it, you're going for that 1959s diner vibe, but I wouldn't recommend this place, especially if the other Two Dads, without the outdated decor, is open across the street.

Located on the corner of Sullivan and Charlemont, it's pretty easy to find. There is a small…read moreparking lot adjacent to the building, but the surface is pretty bad. It's paved, but there is a major broken hump you would need to drive over to get into several of the parking spaces. The hump was high enough to scrape the bottom of the vehicle. It had rained previously so there was also a six inch deep puddle next to the hump. Taller pickup trucks or SUVs could park in these spaces but not regular sedans or minivans. Other parking is available on the street, with parallel parking spaces as well as angled spaces. In general, you won't have much issue finding a space, but there were no handicapped spaces noticed. Access to the entrance door also requires a step as no sidewalk ramps were observed. This is not a restaurant issue but should be noted for the mobility impaired. We were greeted as we walked in and taken to a small table. Seating is somewhat crowded but not bad. The decor is very homey and eclectic. It also seems they change decorations based on the season which would keep the interior fresh. There were a lot of boxes of various items taking up floor space which did impact maneuverability, so please be aware as you go to and from your seat. Our server took our drink order right away and brought the drinks back quickly. We needed more time to peruse the menu and our server was very gracious and came back after an appropriate time. I did not get her name but she was very good. Our order took 10-15 minutes to arrive. The 2 eggs, meat, and biscuit with gravy was fine. The eggs were a bit undercooked from what was ordered. The sausage patty was a bit overdone and tough to cut. The gravy needed additional pepper, but this is a personal choice. The biscuit was good and easily the best part of the dish. The French toast was cooked perfectly, as was the bacon. The eggs were also cooked to order. The Jeremy's western omelet was not as expected. My dining partner did not want home fries (as included in Stacey"s western home fries bowl) but when the dish arrived it was on a bed of home fries. We re-checked the menu to be sure the correct dish was ordered and then called our server. She indicated both the Stacey's bowl and Jeremy's bowl included home fries, even though the menu does not include home fries for the Jeremy's bowl. Our server talked to both the kitchen and one of the owners to confirm and then offered to re-make the Jeremy's bowl without the home fries. We were told they made a mistake on the menu and both bowls included home fries. Apparently the Stacey's bowl does not include eggs while the Jeremy's bowl does. Since it had been some time already my dining partner did not want to wait for a re-fire. She wound up eating only about half the order, partially for time and partially because of a large amount of grease pooling on the plate. The take home container had a good amount of oil on the bottom when arriving home. Their menu does offer a decent array of dining options. The execution was a bit spotty, but the service was outstanding.