Lauren provided great service! We were able to walk in without a reservation on a Friday night. While it was busy the ambiance was still fantastic. With my wife being gluten free we were skeptical coming but every thing we tried was amazing including the gf pasta dishes. Will come back. read more

Everything. Four kids, two adults. Server was so good. I regret I missed his name! Made changes for kids tastes 2-3 times from menu description. Everything we ate just crushed expectations. Chicken parm, vodka penne, bread, broccoli. Order it all and don't think twice!!! read more

Girls' night at Pelato! Since we weren't super hungry, we decided to order a bunch of dishes tapas-style and share--and it was the perfect way to try a little bit of everything! Our server was knowledgeable and recommended most of the dishes! We started with the burrata crostini, garlic bread, meatball al forno, crispy zucchini fries, crispy garlic potatoes, lemon arancini, and chicken parm. The meatballs were tender and flavorful, and both the zucchini fries and garlic potatoes came with a delicious garlic aioli. The arancini was just okay, but the chicken parm was absolutely delicious! Of course, we couldn't stop there, so we added the Bucatini Cacio e Pepe and baked ziti. Both were cooked perfectly and tasty, but the cacio e pepe was definitely the standout--there's just something about a really good cacio e pepe! And the drinks did not disappoint! We tried the Frozen Espresso Martini, Limoncello Margarita, and Blood Orange Avenue-tini--all were on point and perfect for girls' night! Overall, a fun spot for sharing dishes, good drinks, and catching up with the girls. Would definitely come back! read more

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Geeeeez loius! The tastes here are soo damn amazing! Let's start with he pasta. Homemade and al-dente texture with multiple shapes. We tried the campenella lemon shrimp pasta...to die for! Also the pesto pasta comes in at a savory second place. The service is fantastic. I counted 17 people on the floor. They all made sure we had dishes picked up and drinks a flowin. Manager, Peter, was pleasant and visited the table several times to check up on us. Great place for a business lunch, date, and everything in between. Excellent excellent excellent. read more

Update: I'm dropping Pelato to three stars now. The Crispy Garlic Potatoes on my first visit were easily the best dish on the menu.! On my second visit yesterday, the Crispy Garlic Potatoes were burnt to a blackened crisp and inedible. I don't ever want my readers to ever have unreasonable expectations based on my honest reviews. In the spirit of full disclosure, order the Crispy Garlic Potatoes at your own risk. They might be a 10 out of 10 or they could be completely inedible. read more

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The food was so good I forgot to take a photo before we ate it!! Needless to stay, it was delicious. This was our first and certainly not our last time visiting Pelato. Our server Zapa was absolutely fabulous and I'd highly recommend requesting her! The frozen espresso martini was soooooo good. Pretty simple open concept restaurant. read more

Pelato - Italian Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

If you like Italian food and love to share dishes with friends and family, this is a great place to eat! I would suggest getting a reservation because this is definitely a trending spot! I started off with a Limoncello Margarita, great flavor, Mexico meets Italy! This is a tapas-style restaurant, meaning the dishes are smaller plates designed for sharing. We had a group of five and ordered a variety of items. We started with two orders of the Garlic Bread, very good! The fresh-made House Mozzarella was amazing and an absolute must-have. We also had the Pelato Salad, Burnt Broccolini (soo good, another must-have), and the Stuffed Mushrooms, which were very good as well. For the entrées, we shared the Chicken Parmigiana, Meatballs Al Forno, Bucatini Cacio e Pepe, and Shrimp Ravioli. Everything was excellent! Here's where we messed up... we didn't save room for dessert! The service was amazing, and the timing of the food coming out was perfect. You can sit at the bar, indoors, or outside. Sitting inside was VERY loud and made it hard to have a conversation with the table, so outside seating would probably be the better option. If you live in Franklin, what are you waiting for? Cheers! read more

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Finally got around to trying the second greater Nashville location of Pelato. Originally a Brooklyn import, Pelato promises Italian small plates but in practice feels more like an elevated Olive Garden: addictive and tasty for a few key signature dishes, but not blowing you away with culinary prowess (and featuring a lot of dishes a decent home cook could pull off). That said, sometimes going out is just fun, and Pelato is wildly popular right now, so the Franklin location couldn't have come at a better time to meet the demand. The Franklin location is attached to Cool Springs Mall, across from the Ulta. The parking lot fills up fast, and despite the space being two to three times the size of the Germantown location, on a Saturday night the restaurant was almost completely packed. I snagged a solo seat at the bar. It was incredibly hot inside; the couple next to me was sweating profusely and told me they skipped dessert because it was so uncomfortable. Pelato really needs to make smarter calls about opening the outdoor windows on warm days, because it genuinely affected the experience. Bar service was pleasant and fast. I got their signature radiatore vodka, which is a little small if you're treating it as dinner but I wasn't overly hungry and knew what I was getting into. The pasta was slightly overdone for my taste and the vodka sauce just a touch too rich for me, but overall a solid dish. For dessert I tried the cannoli chips and dip; the dip is great but the chips were a little oily and slightly over-fried. Overall, Pelato is just okay, to me. It's loud, uncomfortable, and just not really my vibe at either location, but sometimes it hits a specific craving and the radiatore vodka does (generally) live up to the hype. read more

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I don't mean to sound dramatic, but the Chicken Parm and the ravioli were the BEST I've ever had. Perfect for a date night or with your girlfriends. Thank you Darren & Milla for 5 star service! Here's what I've had here: Cheesy sausage stuffed bread 5 stars potato Croquettes 3.5 stars ‍ Stuffed mushrooms 5 stars Pelato Salad 3.5 stars Chicken parm - 100 stars Pelato ravioli - 100 stars Radiatori Vodka pasta - 100 stars little Italian gelato balls 3.5 stars Dark chocolate budino mousse 4.7 stars I review 3 restaurants per week on my IG Lillypulitzerstylist. Pelato is one of my TOP TEN FAVORITES. read more

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Went on a Thursday night at 5:30- there were 2 of us. We walked right in and were seated right away. Our server came and greeted us right away and brought us water. We ordered the pelato salad, potato croquettes, vodka pasta. We loved the salad and pasta but wouldn't get the potato croquettes again, not bad just not our favorite. We felt like they needed a sauce or something maybe. Our waiter was very attentive & helpful when we asked her questions about the menu. The food came out fairly quickly. The only thing we didn't love was it seemed very loud inside the restaurant. There were only 2 of us but we even felt like it was hard to hear each other. read more

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Average as the day is long and a complete rip-off. How do you serve Chicken Parmesan with no pasta? Also, no option to add/purchase a side of pasta unless you buy another entrée. That's a first. The Parm was a 7 out of 10. My wife ordered the Short Rib Rigatoni. The short rib was bland and lacked seasoning, and the pasta was undercooked, as if it hadn't been boiled long enough. My college-aged daughter ordered a pasta with Parmesan cheese. I assumed she would receive a reasonable portion. Instead, it looked more like a kid's meal than an entrée. And don't fall for the garlic bread appetizer. They basically took a sesame seed hoagie roll, toasted it, and added a little butter and garlic seasoning. Calling it an appetizer is a stretch. For anyone considering this place do your homework. Now, there's an establishment called North Italia nearby that absolutely blows it out of the water. Better ambiance, vibe, and most importantly, far better food. It's not even close. This restaurant is aided by mall traffic, if it were located anywhere else, it would struggle to survive. Positive: i liked our server. To the Business Manager who responded I'm just one person. Like you said your 5 generations in so my little comment should no hurt ''PELATO.'' In terms of your back hand Father's Day comment okay, clearly your sensitive. I don't celebrate Father's Day because everyday it's a honor to be a Father you clown. Also, let me be clear, I don't hide behind a keyboard trying to be tough. I gave my review which I have a right to do. As a business owner not ''MANAGER'' you take the good with the bad and keep pressing forward. You must have missed that part in your training!! read more

Pelato - Chicken Parmigiana - Italian Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

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All the amazing Brooklyn Italian favorites that you love from Pelato Germantown are now in Franklin! The Scotto family has done it again with the flair and flavor only they can do. The menu is filled with amore. The broccolini is my favorite side dish in the city. Followed closely by the crispy cauliflower. Follow that with the Polenta and Bolognese and a serving of Chicken Parm. Make sure to order the deconstructed cannoli for dessert. It might be the perfect meal. And the best news is you don't have to drive to Nashville anymore to get it! read more

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Pelato? This is a mixed bag. Service is excellent. Our waiter was affable and quick on a Sunday night seating at 6:15. The food is the issue. It is not the size small plates serving...but there is no attention to detail. The baked clams were burnt as was the garlic bread. The pasta dishes were fine but not .... well you know. The food was just mediocre. Why cant there be great Italian food in Franklin.... please! read more

Ooof. I really thought this was going to be great. The positives- manager came around to check in on all the tables, I always appreciate that. The broccoli and the cauliflower were delicious? The negatives- the frittata. ‍ I know it's a shared plate situation, but our waitress also said they are appropriate for a lunch portion. Ordering from the brunch menu - the eggs Benedict were nomal...the frittata was three massive slices. Like- what?? Ok fine. But then I took a bite and that junk was microwaved. It was spongy, wet, bland, luke warm at best, and just so disappointing. I didn't eat any of it and the server didn't ask. Looking back I probably should have said something.... But they also should asked why they were clearing a full plate. Such a bummer read more

Finally stopped into Pelato for Mother's Day brunch and loved it! We had great service on a really busy day which can be difficult. As far as the brunch items, I only tried the French toast but it was DIVINE! Everything else is egg heavy and sounds really good. I'll try more next time! We also had the bread with parm sauce (to die for), meatballs, and artichoke arancini. Everything was very good. Can't wait to go back! read more

Pelato - Cannoli Chips & Dip - Italian Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

I've been a long time fan of Pelato Germantown and was so excited about the new location! If you know Pelato, you know the best thing on the menu is the Vodka sauce. You can't miss either that. The food is just as great as the original location. Unfortunately, they missed the mark on recreating the vibe and ambiance. We had a Friday night reservation at 7. The place was packed and soo loud. The tables are packed in like sardines. You have just a few inches between the person at the table next to you. The vibe was more like Cheesecake Factory than upscale Italian. read more

This was my first time trying Pelato after hearing rave reviews from friends. As someone who is gf, their numerous gf options were a major draw and they did not disappoint! We ordered a salad, crispy garlic potatoes, creamy polenta and bolognese, radiatori vodka pasta, and campanelle shrimp limone. Each dish was delicious, everything but the salad came out hot and fresh. The service was attentive and friendly. Our server was familiar with gf needs, which is always helpful as a patron. We'll be back! read more

If I can give this place 100 stars I would! New to the area and this is a staple when we are eating out! Definitely recommend for anyone looking for delicious Italian food!! read more

Pelato - Italian Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

Way better than most Italian places here in the Nashville area. Service was great. The tea tasted fantastic and was next level. We had the burned garlic broccolini, fresh mozzarella, garlic bread and chicken parm. We are beyond picky on these favorites we take pride in at home. The flavors and textures were thrilling. The pricing was good and affordable. Easily they could have charged more. Run to this place. read more

Pelato - Freshnmkzarella, delicious sauce for dipping. Garlic bread wonderful. - Italian Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

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Could not recommend this place more. The service is exceptional, our food came out very quick. It is also very clean and comfortable. The food is so fresh and authentic. We will be back! read more

Sat at the bar, sadly no happy hour. The place was busy! The bartenders were great as were the food runners. We had the crispy cauliflower piccata and it was delicious! Very crave-able and I will be back for that dish specifically. We also tried the polenta and bolognese, which was also good. My husband loved. Plato is a nice addition to the Cool Springs restaurant scene. read more

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This is an Italian restaurant, so why is it "tapas style"? Tapas are Spanish and are meant to be a small bite before dinner, like an appetizer. Italian restaurants should not be tapas style. It's just an exotic name for a version of shrinkflation. It's an excuse to serve small plates for more money. It's kind of a shame because the food is tasty, it just ends up being very over priced once you order enough to make it a meal. $14 plate of broccolini should be abundant, "shareable" as they say their menu is, but really it's a rather small side for even one person. So somethings are shareable (meatballs) and some are just overpriced and small. Second, it gets busy inside and very very loud. The kitchen is a fairly open concept, so it adds to the noise and probably to the temps inside, as it was hot on a 75 degree day humid day. They have a large outdoor covered patio that was much quieter. Third, the food took forever to piecemeal its way out and when it did, it was all at different temperatures. Some things were piping hot and some were cold, which took from the experience. Also the "tapas style" means that your food comes out in an order that doesn't make sense. We got our broccolini first. We waited nearly 30 minutes for the vegetable plate to come first? Lastly, I paid $15 for a glass of Pinot Grigio, which was half a glass pour, maybe 4 ounces. I saw other tables receive full glasses, maybe 6oz. Where's the consistency? As a plus, the waitstaff is very attentive and well trained. 3.5 stars from me, food was tasty, service was attentive, but it took forever to get food and it wasn't always hot when it was supposed to be. Small portions and big prices when you add it up, took away from the overall experience. read more

Food? Pretty good (some of it is amazing). Service? Chaotic. Ambience? It may as well be Grand Central at rush hour. But, groups? Fuggedaboudit unless the boss is paying for everyone. But, it's not your server's fault. It's management policy. Their policies shout clearly that groups are as welcome as a Bronx cheer. And I'm shocked by some of the management's childish responses to negative reviews here on Yelp (alas, it is Yelp). They seem to view customers as non-essential elements in the success of a business that operates a mere 4 hours per day. The business doesn't mind taking your money, it's just unwilling to help a group graciously give it to them. There's a per person minimum expense requirement for groups of 9 or greater... O.K. They then force groups of ANY size to manually figure out how to split charges across a policy max of 4 payment cards. WTH? Bless their hearts. If you're accidentally in a group on a first trip, just happily take as long as you wish to work out who owes what because the goodfellas running the joint just don't get it. They're good at wasting customer time about getting paid, so do waste theirs. Your time isn't valuable and who cares if the experience ends on a sour note? (Hint: Not the management). And next time, if there is one, just go somewhere else or come back when it's just you and yours. Most of my group will not come back. read more

Let me start with saying that the service was 5 stars. Austin was A-mazing. Food was good, don't sleep on that garlic bread with melted parm, delish. It was packed for a Tuesday night (good on them) that said, it was loud, like really loud in the dining room. I had a hard time hearing my family at our table. Not sure anything can be done to fix that with the tall, open ceilings, tile floors and amount of tables packed in. If you are looking for an intimate meal, this is not the place. I think we will try the patio next time. read more

We came in on a Friday evening and the restaurant was very packed. We were a good of four and we were very glad we made reservations. Parking was a little tricky so plan a bit of extra time in case you have to park a little far. The first table we were shown to was right next to the door so we did ask to move. The restaurant itself is nicely decorated and we were able to sit by the window a little further back in the restaurant so there wasn't as much noise. We started with the bread which came with a parmesan dipping sauce which was very good. We ordered a few things to try. First, we got the fresh made mozzarella and pelato salad. The Pelato salad was one of my favorite dishes of the night. Such great flavor. I really loved the dressing. We all agreed that we could order just that for our meal and be happy. The mozzarella was good. A very small portion. Just enough for us to each have a very small piece. We all agreed that the Burnt Broccolini was one of our favorite dishes of the night. Our server even said it was his favorite as well. I was really excited for the meatballs but they were just okay to all of us. The chicken parmesan was good. Some great flavor. The standout dish of the night was definitely the Campanelle Shrimp Limone. That was one of the most delicious things I have ever had. Probably my favorite pasta dish of all time. So fresh, bright and delicious. We shared a few desserts. I didn't really love any of the desserts but the Bourbon Butter Pecan ice cream was the best thing we had. Terrific. read more

Zapa was amazing! Definitely request her as your server!! Everything was amazing food wise. Will definitely be back!!

We were very excited to try the new restaurant we've heard so much buzz about, and since the weather was perfect, we picked the patio! Praises: the manager! She was wonderful! Our waitress was triple sat with a large party. The manager jumped in and helped a lot. She was very present throughout the meal and checked in on us many times. Our waitress, while busy, did a great job and was apologetic for the business. The food came out item by item. We ordered 5 items. Everything we had tasted great. A separate server ran drinks out to us. It seems the serving staff and managers have a great teamwork system that impressed us. Tips for improvement: the host stand seemed overwhelmed/inexperienced. They may have been new, but customer service and communication was lacking. No greeting, little to no eye contact when talking, just staring at the iPad, no explaining if there would be a wait or anything. They triple sat our server when other sections were open. It was a poor choice by the host team for both the server and the tables in their section. We were a party of 4 which included our 3 year old. The host that took us to our table removed the fourth place setting before we sat. Our child didn't have a plate, silverware, etc. We had to ask for everything piece by piece. It definitely wasn't kid friendly. That is on us for not realizing, but just about everywhere here is, so we didn't think of it. No kids menu. No kids cup. They asked if I brought a cup for my son when I ordered him a drink. Not something I would have thought of. There was nothing rude said or done about having a small child there, they were friendly about it, but I'm not sure I would take a small child back. Definitely more of a date night, business lunch or friends place than a family place. Wonderful patio for outdoor dining! It was pretty loud however, our waitress couldn't hear the drink order and we struggled to talk across the table. I would maybe try inside next time. The pasta portion of buccatini was small for the price. I would definitely order two pastas next time. Overall we had a good experience and would return... sans children! read more

Not a fan. The food was fair. Service was terrible. 5.00 per person if you bring your own dessert in. I just didn't care for it all the way around. Too many great places around to spend the money here. Two stars for the potatoes and garlic bread! And we had Italian sandwich , pancakes, biscuit and gravy, bake ziti, meatballs, and calamari! Go elsewhere. read more

I have been there a couple of times around 6 pm without reservations and I agree that for the type of restaurant I wouldn't add my card for a reservation. Patio is loud. It gets packed very quickly.Service is quick, however it feels like they are rushing you out. Even when you are still eating. The food is ok. Meatballs were too salty, same with their red sauce. Love the bread with the cheese sauce. The chicken Parmesan is great. For the most part their pastas are ok..but one of them felt a bit undercooked. They recommended 3 plates per person but is too much. My last time we had 3 for 2 ppl and we had leftovers. Their cocktails are ok but also too pricey for the size. For the type of food/restaurant is too pricey. I can get the same type of Italian food, in Franklin for half the price. read more

Really wanted to like a new Italian restaurant. Having been to Brooklyn a fair amount I would have to say it would not make it there. Wine selection was poor. Very small pours and the stemware was horrible. Thick glass that could be dropped off a skyscraper and not break. The caprese salad had tasteless purple tomatoes and the mozerrela was seasoned and actually not bad. The Cauliflower was pretty good. Meatballs were average and the Polenta with bolognese sauce was poor. Way too much sauce and cheese. Server was super nice, but had way too many tables and we had to ask multiple people for ice. Prices were not commensurate for the food that we received. Manager came by and said he was the manager of the managers? I can not see this place lasting over 2 years. Sorry, about the loudest restaurant I have been to in a very long time. Food came in a crazy order, but that is what the server told us. Guess we will go to downtown Nashville for our Italian food. We were so excited to try this place based on the reviews. Think this is a one and done. The atmosphere is of a chain restaurant with almost no sound deadening features like carpet etc. Was over 80 db loud. read more

Last minute happy hour for drinks and apps. Great food and EXCELLENT service from Bella and Josh at the bar. Will definitely return.

2 Stars We visited Pelato's new Franklin location on a Monday night around 7pm. It was surprisingly packed for a Monday, but we had a reservation and were seated immediately. Our server also came over quickly. The menu is structured around unconventional small shareable plates, so our table took a little time deciding what to order. We ended up ordering the burnt broccolini, meatballs, garlic bread, two vodka pastas, baked ziti, and two chicken parms. Early in the meal, a Diet Coke was brought to the table but the server accidentally dropped it and spilled the drink across the table and onto one member of our party. To her credit, she was apologetic, but it still turned into a whole ordeal of cleaning the table and dealing with the spill, which disrupted the flow of the meal pretty early on. Accidents happen, but there was no effort made to reconcile the situation beyond a verbal apology. There was also some confusion with the tea. An unsweet tea was ordered, but the drink that arrived was extremely sweet and clearly tasted like sweet tea. It was sent back and replaced, but the second one that came out tasted the same. Our server mentioned that this had apparently been happening with other tables that evening as well. Eventually a manager came over to check on it and ultimately told us they only have unsweet tea and admitted there might be an issue with the recipe they are using. Despite the mix-ups, both the Diet Coke and the tea still appeared on the bill. The biggest issue of the night, though, was the timing of the food. They did mention that dishes might come out at different times, which makes sense with a tapas-style format, but what actually happened went far beyond that. Some items appeared almost instantly (like the garlic bread), while other dishes took an extremely long time. The baked ziti didn't arrive until over an hour after we ordered it -- well after the rest of the food had already come out and been eaten. By that point we were essentially just waiting for it to arrive so it could be boxed up and taken with us. If certain dishes are expected to take significantly longer, that would be understandable with the proper heads up. However, in this case there was no indication that anything would take that long, and the delay honestly felt less like intentional pacing and more like something in the kitchen may have simply been mismanaged or forgotten. It felt like the restaurant hides behind the "small plates/tapas-style experience" concept as a way to excuse the lack of coordination from the kitchen. While staggered dishes are expected in that format, there still needs to be some level of pacing so the table can actually share and enjoy the meal together. In this case, it just felt poorly managed. Toward the end of the meal a manager came over and told us that he is a "body language guy" and had noticed that we seemed disgruntled with our experience. He said he wanted to hear our thoughts about the meal. However, the interaction mostly consisted of him discussing his credentials and reiterating ideas like "the customer is always right," while leaving very little room for us to actually explain the issues we experienced. We did our best to communicate the concerns mentioned above, and while he appeared somewhat receptive, the conversation ultimately ended without any attempt to make things right. The check arrived with the full bill, including the drinks that had issues earlier in the meal. To be fair, the food itself was good. The quality of the dishes we had was solid, which made the operational issues even more disappointing. Pelato clearly has the potential to be a great spot, but good food alone doesn't make up for disorganized service and a lack of follow-through when problems arise. read more

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great food, great service! Our waiter Camden was top notch! 10/10 would come back. We've found a new favorite spot! read more

Fully disgusting. I wanted it to be good. I tried twice. The nashville location was better but still really disappointing. I'm Italian. From New York. This place is a bummer. Sauces either way too salty or weirdly sweet. Weird shrimp in the shrimp dish. Small and not normal shrimp. The meatballs were the only edible thing and we tried everything on the menu. The espresso martini is great. That's the only thing that's actually good in my opinion. Waiter was nice. read more

First time last week. Very impressive. Small plates. So we were able to share and sample a lot of menu. The salad is crazy good. The burnt broccolini a yes. Mushrooms ....meh. But the vodka pasta was legendary! The meat balls were spicey and crazy good . I like this family of family restaurants. Dependable excellence. Great sevice. My iced tea was replaced often. This is a must do. read more

What a delightful restaurant! We celebrated our friends birthday and enjoyed sharing several delicious small plates. MPK was just the sweetest! You can tell by our numerous empty plates that everything was fabulous! read more

Pelato - Italian Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

We came for a birthday dinner and the service was exceptional. Cameron was the best server we've had while we were in town visiting for our friend's birthday. Tapas style which mean family style so be sure you come ready to share! read more

Pelato - Bucatini, spicy pasta - Italian Near Me - Franklin, Tennessee

Too bougie of a reservation policy for Franklin. They require a credit card to book a dinner reservation and charge you if you are not able to make it. It would be understandable if you were in downtown Nashville or a much higher in restaurant. This is family style Italian food and not even white table cloth to have this type of policy, again for Franklin. We ate here on their opening weekend and the food all came out at the same time even though the server said he would "space out" the entrees accordingly, but didn't. We felt rushed to eat and shovel food in so it was still hot rather than enjoying ourselves over a nice night out especially for the $$$. read more

We had a monthly girls dinner at Pelato last week. The food was good, but not any better than other Italian restaurants in the area. The service was good and it was a bit loud, but overall a pleasant experience. I think it would be good for a date night so you can share and swap food. read more

I had really high hopes since I have enjoyed the Nashville location, but to say we were disappointed would be an understatement. For a party of 3 (3 pastas, 2 apps, 1 dessert, 4 drinks) we spent a total of $220. And for the cost, we don't understand how an espresso martini could cost $20 but each pasta dish we got was $16-17, which we unfortunately did not picture. The caciao e pepe pasta was good. The pesto pasta was extremely salty, very oily, and tasted like there was just a hint of basil - did not seem fresh. We couldn't quite figure out how we felt about the vodka pasta until it hit us: Spaghetti-Os. Service was good, Tony did a great job. Overall, I am hoping it improves since this location is new, but I would not recommend for the cost nor quality. read more

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