It was amazing but they are closing at the end of the month Sorry to see them close. I would…read moredefinitely go before they close.

Always a wonderful time, meal, service, beverage. Always spot on. I always always get the trout. It…read moreis always perfectly prepared, I could drink the sauce from a cup, and the roasted vegetables are tender crisp. And one of the best old fashions Intown. My husband had some kind of salad with the recon of vinaigrette. Did not care for that at all, but he loved it. That's what counts.

My favorite restaurant in Dallas. Best burger and fries. Excellent French bistro food (try the…read morechicken au poivre). Great salads. Fantastic drinks (Try the French 75). Kind and superb service.

Been going for 30 years. Never had a bad meal. Always consistent, and Dino takes great care of me…read morewhen I sit at the bar. An Oak Lawn staple.

My entire family was in town for Easter and we are true Italians from New York, so of course pasta…read morehas to be on the menu for one of our nights out. We decided to come to Avanti based on the photos and the amount of reviews. The ambience was fantastic. My nephew said he felt like he was on vacation. It was fun and lively. The decor was perfect - almost old style Italian. The live entertainment was a guy playing the classic guitar and he was super. The food was not bad at all. So you have to understand that no one cooks as good as I do or my sister; the food coming out of our kitchens is what we grew up with. That's why most of the time we do not go out for Italian food, but with that in mind, for this place, the food was good. So now for my recommendations: bread should come with the meal complementary PERIOD! When the bill came we were shocked to see we were charged for 2 orders of bread. Yes the bread was elevated- a very delicious garlic type of bread with some Parmesan melted on top but that's not what we wanted. We wanted basic bread that you sop up all the sauce with. All the waiter said was "bred for the table?", so we were not expecting the garlic bread. But if you do order it from the starter section, I will say it was fantastic. Also, please carefully read the menu; many items that usually come with your entrée appear to be à la carte, for example we were charged over 80 bucks for six salads. Apparently they did not come with the entrée, however, when the waiter came around to take our orders, we gave the entrée name and then he asked "super or salad?". That would lead one to believe that that came with the meal, but apparently it did not. Also, when we ordered the calamari appetizer, he brought two orders. We found this out when the bill came. For a party of six, we had four cocktails, one iced tea and one water, six entrées plus the bread we had to pay for and six salads. We did NOT order coffee, after dinner drinks, extra wine or dessert. The bill was over $500. The waiter had added a 22% tip. Yes I understand for large parties tip gets automatically added, on but he was not worth 22% and now I am gonna get into that. My brother-in-law was the designated driver. He was not drinking. He had his whole family in his vehicle so no, he did not want to get into an accident. He ordered an iced tea half sweet the waiter gave him a difficult time mostly because he didn't order a cocktail and it became embarrassing. So overall ambience five stars; Food three and a half stars ; Service three stars-I don't like having to pay 22% gratuity for a smart mouth.

This place quickly became our go to restaurant! I love absolutely everything about it! Valet is…read moregreat and the attendant is super kind and efficient even though he is working by himself! Bartender is amazing and makes drinks just the way you like it! Every single member of the team is outstanding! And let me tell you about food! Delicious!!! We have tried multiple positions on their menu and everything was spectacular! I do not like raw meat even if it's a little bit so I ordered my beef medallions well done and the server was so kind in explaining that I might be dissatisfied but when I explained to him my preference my beef was cooked just the way I like it! They do have live music as well and the whole place feels extremely authentic Highly recommend!

My food was finger licking good. The rigatoni was flavorful down to the last bite. Service was…read moregreat, and the ambience was classy and relaxing. The noise level was average. I did not enjoy the moscato wine, but overall I recommend this restaurant.

Foodie Alert!! I had the pleasure of dining at Sassetta in downtown Dallas, and overall it was a…read moregreat experience. The atmosphere is chic yet comfortable, perfect for a night out with friends. Our server, Kevin, was very nice and attentive throughout the evening. The only drawback was that it took quite a while for the food and the checks to come out. Still, the staff remained pleasant and accommodating, which made up for the wait. Food Highlights: * We started with a complementary Beef Tartare, it was just ok. * The Arancini were perfectly crispy with a rich, flavorful filling. * The Braised Meatballs were tender and hearty -- definitely a must-order. * The Spaghettini with roasted chicken was cooked al dente, but the lemon was a bit overpowering and the chicken could have used more seasoning. * The Tutti e Tre was a fun way to sample a little bit of everything, and it did not disappoint. Prices were reasonable for the quality and the location, and portions were satisfying without being too heavy. Overall, Sassetta is a lil vibe. Just be prepared for a bit of a wait, and know that a couple of dishes could use small tweaks.

So yummy. Get the Australian Rack of lamb. It's delicious. The service is excellent. We also had…read morethe fish which was wonderful. Sorry pics aren't so great. Dove in before taking.

I absolutely love this place. I've been out of the state for two months and getting back today…read more This is the first place I went to eat. It's that good. Had the fried chicken livers, they were absolutely sublime. Definitely will order those again.

This place was recommended to me by a guy that works out at my gym. He says it's not fancy or…read moreelaborate, but the prices are on point and the food is authentic. I ordered delivery from here tonight because I just wanted chicken and pasta. I got the chicken piccata which came with a size of spaghetti, some vegetables, a side salad, a small one and a nice bag of toasted buttered garlic bread. So if you order this dish, do not be dismayed, the chicken is all sitting underneath the pasta, and there is plenty of it. It is a huge piece. It was cooked perfectly nice and juicy and tender. The pasta was also cooked perfectly. It was not overdone and it was not too undercooked just perfect. I will have to go in person and try them out. The food arrived nice and hot and I did not have a long wait at all.

New go to Italian spot in uptown…read more Will say I dinned in last spring and the prices are significantly different but the quality and portion sizes are still the same. We got the pesto rigatoni with shrimp ($21) and the chicken tortellini ($21) with a side salad and a chicken risotto soup. It also came with complimentary garlic bread. All the portions were huge and the food was great- reheats up well fyi. Would dine here again on an occasional night. The inside was pretty and clean

I thought the food here was good. I had the penne Al Forno and my wife had the apple pecan salad…read more We also got an order of the cheese bread and the tiramisu for dessert. I would definitely eat here again. The service was good and the ambiance was alright. It's a smaller restaurant.

Colossal disappointment! Amores was my standard go-to for veal parm. Haven't been there since it…read morewas sold to a new owner. Tonight will be my very last time to eat at Amores Italian in Snyder Plaza The decor of all the Mona Lisa's are gone. Instead, the cheapest art glass I've ever seen adorns the walls. The service was actually terrible. My second glass of water finally arrived about 10 minutes after I had finished eating. I ordered a pizza as an appetizer. It was delivered to my table a few minutes after they served the entrees. Hamburger pizza. Next to no flavor. Wasn't greasy but looked and felt wet. My veal parm was so salty, I could not eat it. Like they actually forgot the sequence and salted my food 3 times. Salt is not healthy. The eggplant parm was tough. So ambiance- meh; Service C-; food D at best. Not joking, possibly the worst restaurant dinner I've had. A McD hamburger and fries would have made more sense. Goodbye Amores. And no, I didn't complain to the manager. 3/4 of all the food left on our plates might be a clue and I didn't want the aggravation. My advice. Pick literally any other restaurant, it will be better.

Cute and intimate…read more Food 5/5: I got the trio/tour? Forgot the name but I love how they have that for indecisive people like me lol. I got to try 3 different pastas. Service 5/5: our waiter took good care of us. It wasn't as packed which was nice so they were attentive Ambiance: we made reservations which was nice. I don't know if it's first come first serve or not since we saw a couple people get turned out. Either way making reservations is always better! Parking: it's located on the street of Lowerville. If you've never been to that neighborhood, it's like a street filled with restaurants and stores. There might be street parking but your best bet is the parking lots.

We didn't plan on eating here. Years ago our family would drive to Occidental and eat in one of the…read morefamily style restaurants. If there were any still doing that, we couldn't find them. So instead we ate at Nero's. We got a combination of classic Italian dishes, as well as more American food. All of it was between good and excellent. The minestrone was especially delicious. We took some back to the hotel with us, and our 12 and 14 year olds literally got in a fist fight over it. Service was pretty good. No complaints. I wasn't very impressed by the ambiance. It just didn't feel right. Not sure why.