I recently ordered 5 pizzas for a birthday party. Each pizza was DELICIOUS and tasty. I have been…read moreeating their delicious food for years. My Grandson loves their cheese fries and I have had their salads......and everything they make is so good. I had a Grandmother who came from Italy ; and used to cook for me - so I know good Italian food. Napoli prepares VERY good Italian food!!!!

Excellent pizza. Great value and awesome service. A great little place right in the heart of…read moreFrench town. Highly recommend.

Best buffalo chicken pizza and calamari love cafe Maria better than any pizza place in Flemington…read moreand that's just me being honest asf I will only get buffalo chicken pizza here they do it best

Cafe Maria is our go to place for all celebrations. The food is consistently good and service is…read moregreat! A real family feel and a wonderful place to celebrate all kinds of events. Shirley Conti

This was my first time here, some of the people in my group have been here many times before and…read morehighly recommended it. This restaurant does catering and can do parties like mine. I can see why this restaurant was chosen. We were a group of 10 people celebrating a Christmas Party. We had a reservation and were seated immediately. The dining room itself was lovely. It was decorated beautifully with Christmas decorations, a large Christmas Tree in the corner. They have a mantle over the fireplace that was lit up and decorated with Christmas lights. What made this room extra special was the gigantic fireplace that had a roaring fire going as we sat and enjoyed our food and each other's company. The setting was traditional and on each wall were framed pictures. I kind of felt like I was in a Southern home. In a separate room was a nice size bar with flatscreen TV's. We started off with cocktails and appetizers. The dishes that were chosen: MUSSELS ALA VINO- I got them in a marinara sauce with garlic crostini for dipping. The mussels were delicious. CALAMARI FRUTTI- fried calamari with capers, black olives, sun dried tomatoes, and caramelized onions. Along with TRADITIONAL FRIED CALAMARI-with MARINARA. Both Calamari' dishes were delicious. MOZZARELLA EN CAROZZA- Served with marinara sauce. These were crunchy and the middle oozed with fresh melted mozzarella. LITTLE NECK CLAMS AND SAUSAGE- Lemon, garlic, herbs, crostini. These clams were sweet and smokey from the sausage. WINGS- (Medium Heat) the wings were crispy and flavorful. For my entree I chose their Special. STUFFED FLOUNDER WITH CRABMEAT-It was light and tasty. It also came with a vegetable risotto, which was really delicious. Other dishes that were chosen were PORK OSSO BUCCO-Vegetable risotto, and pan gravy POLLO PARMIGIANA-Boneless breast of chicken breaded with marinara and melted mozzarella POLLO MILANESE-Boneless breast of chicken pan-fried topped with arugula, onions, tomato, balsamic vinaigrette SALMON-Pan-roasted salmon with pesto sauce, seasonal vegetable saute, roasted potatoes GAMBERI SCAMPI-Jumbo shrimp, lemon, garlic, herbs, over spaghetti PENNE VODKA-Peas, prosciutto, a touch of cream, tomato, and a splash of vodka. We then went on to desserts. TIRAMISU, LEMON SORBET, TARTUFO, ICE CREAM SUNDAE, RED VELVET CAKE. Everyone in our group thoroughly enjoyed their dinner and their desserts. It was a very relaxing and peaceful evening. Our server was wonderful and very attentive. Even the owner came over and checked on us. I would definitely return and try some other dishes.

Tried Brunello's on a Friday night, here's the review. 4 people , 3 very mediocre dishes and one…read morethat was less than mediocre. But before I go into the food, let me address something I've never seen before on a bill. I ordered a Bourbon mixed with Diet Coke and the $15 charge was broken into three separate charges: $12 for whiskey; $2.50 for "whiskey prep rocks" (adding ice?); and $1.50 for "whiskey prep mixed" (mixing it?). What???? The first proseco served to another diner was outright flat, it was replaced. Meal. I ordered veal scalloppine picata and the meat tasted nothing like veal as it was a tough chew. My wife had the shrimp with risotto and she said the shrimp was ok but risotto was flavorless. Indeed, it's the first time I ever saw almost all the risotto left on the plate. The chicken milanesa someone else ordered came out cold in the first round and properly replaced with a new serving however everyone else's meal had to wait so we could eat together. Our waitress was nice but not very experienced and perhaps a little flustered. Brought out the dinners but hadn't bussed the appetizer plates in advance, It's actually not her job so I think they just lack help. The clams and sausage appetizer was very good. Perhaps the place had a bad night, but frankly for $300 with tip for 4 people was simply not worth it. Glad we tried it but it will likely be a one and done for us.

What a wonderful surprise! My husband and I stopped in for…read morelunch and immediately knew we had found a hidden gem. The moment you walk in, you are welcomed by a warm and intimate atmosphere that feels genuinely Italian, more like being invited into someone's home than visiting a restaurant. The food is exceptional, fresh, full of flavor, and made to order with obvious care. The husband and wife team prepares everything with such personal attention, and her homemade desserts are truly something special. Do not leave without trying one. This charming little spot has definitely earned a place on our list of places to return to. If you are looking for delicious Italian food served with heart, this is absolutely the place to go.

Had a reservation. Arrived on time and were seated. Took a while to get menus, 45 minutes to get…read morebread. No water served and were required to purchase bottled water if we wanted water. Food took an hour to be served. Only 1 person cooking and 1 person serving and handling all the take out orders. Everything was served in plastic takeout containers and cheap paper plates. Our bill was around $240 plus tip for 4 people for appetizers and dinner. It's BYOB. For this price point we should not be eating on plastic and buying bottled water. Arancini balls were good. Herb crusted salmon was plain in a pool of something. Pizza was not good. They really need to have china and glasses and more help on service. Service was disorganized and food was disappointing.

This is one of my favorite places! The restaurant is very…read morewell decorated and has a real classy Italian modern vibe (with an incredible outdoor area in the summer). Staff is very professional and friendly, always making sure everyone is having a good time. Honestly, all the food is great here but some of my favorites are definitely the carpaccio and calamari appetizer (the calamari is the BEST I ever had, hands down) and their coffee panacota for dessert is also out of this world, just amazing! If you are a bread lover just know they make their own bread in house. 5 stars always!

I went here for lunch today with my husband and brother-in-law. The ambiance outside was very nice…read more It reminded me of the islands. The food, however, is another story. For appetizers, we got zucchini chips, fried calamari and mussels. The calamari was fried too hard and it had a very salty, spicy Chilean type sauce over it. The zucchini chips were thinly sliced, lightly battered with Parmesan cheese sprinkled over them. They were decent but nothing to write home about. In fact, after having about six or seven of the zucchini chips I began to experience heartburn from the grease. For entrees, my husband had the chicken parm. He said it was too thick and should have been flattened more before frying. It was also very breaded. My brother-in-law ordered the chicken and waffles and he said the chicken tasted day old so after having a bite of one piece of the chicken he pushed the chicken aside and called it a day. I called the waiter over and informed him about the chicken tasting day old. He didn't try to change it out or take it off the bill or get a manager. He just apologized by saying I'm sorry. My crab Mac and Cheese was decent. It wasn't seasoned the way I would have liked but the huge, plentiful chunks of crab made up for that. I ate a third of my dish and packed the rest for home where I will doctor it up to my taste. I've never been to this particular restaurant before. The only reason we came today is because my brother-in-law was here on business and staying at a hotel in the area.

Great food Always happy with our favorites as well as the…read morespecials And the waitstaff are engaged and friendly

Daniel is the most talented chef. This is my second time coming this week and I've been overly…read moresatisfied both times. The food is perfectly crafted, delicious, and comes out beautifully. I would recommend to everyone close to frenchtown to try. I would warn that because everything is made in fresh in the kitchen that you should expect a bjt of a wait but so so so worth it

Since we moved into the area in 2023, my wife and I have been continuing our trend of trying new…read moreplaces for special occasions. For this visit, we decided to check out Dolce on Main Street in historic Flemington. The restaurant is in a great spot right in the heart of town. We were seated in their tastefully decorated dining room, which felt upscale but still welcoming. For our appetizers, my wife went with the classic caesar salad, which featured classic dressing and herb-crusted croutons. I tried the pear salad which came with walnuts and gorgonzola cheese in a balsamic vinaigrette. Both were a good start to the meal. For the main course, my wife ordered the flounder francaise. It was prepared in a lemon chardonnay sauce with capers and artichokes, which she really enjoyed. I decided to go with the scallop and shrimp special which was pan seared and served with sliced asparagus risotto in a saffron chardonnay lemon sauce. Everything was cooked perfectly and very fresh. We made sure to save room for dessert. My wife had the carrot cake special which was a triple layer cake with real cream cheese, sliced walnuts and golden raisins served with vanilla gelato. I went with the cheesecake. Both were a solid end to the night. The staff were very friendly and attentive throughout our meal, which we appreciated. It's a BYOB, so keep that in mind if you want to bring a bottle of wine along. However, if you forget, they do have a selection of bottles for sale from Alba Vineyard. We'll definitely be returning in the future to try some of their other traditional Italian favorites.

Dolce is a gem right on Main Street in Flemington. The ambiance is fantastic. It's upscale, chic,…read moreand cozy without feeling stuffy. The food was absolutely delicious. I ordered the halibut with potato purée on the specials menu. It was perfectly cooked and so flavorful. I also really appreciated how many gluten-free entrée options there were. The crème brûlée for dessert was to-die for. The staff were kind, warm, and genuinely helpful throughout the evening. Overall, such a lovely dining experience. I'll definitely be back!

Best Italian food in the area, worth every penny. Appetizers and entrees were both excellent.read more

Absurdly good. This place has been a staple in the area for a long time, and they really make the…read moremost of their space. The strip mall itself isn't anything special, but the surrounding area is beautiful , and once you're inside, the restaurant feels warm and inviting. The food is fantastic, and the variety on the menu is impressive. The chef clearly knows what they're doing because every single dish we tried was genuinely delicious. It's the kind of spot where you can't go wrong: date night, dinner with friends, or anything in between. We brought our own bottle and had a great time. Our waiter was super knowledgeable, friendly, and patient. The staff even joked around with me when I forgot my to‑go bag, and yes, I absolutely took it home because the food is that good. I also appreciate that they don't act like offering takeout is beneath them; even the takeout bag was nice. I honestly wish my meals were this good every night. I hope everyone who works here is paid well and enjoys what they do, because they're running the place exactly how a restaurant should be run. It feels like a true community staple somewhere that transports you a bit and makes the whole experience feel special. Lovely all around.

Easton is a historic town that helped fuel the revolution and housed the liberty bell before…read morePhiladelphia and where the declaration of independence was read. This Resteraunt is in a historic building and you can feel the history as you come in. Unfortunately that's where the good points end. Apart from our waitress who was very nice and cordial the rest of the staff had an arrogance about them and the bartender must not receive a lot of tips as she's cold and unresponsive. The food was mediocre at best the fig pizza was good, the baked artichoke smothered in breadcrumbs and over done. The pasta it self was good but the sauce lackluster and tasteless. The chicken melonazze was dry and rubbery. The chairs at the table were a mish mosh of wood and metal and the Caine chairs were ripping guess that's the colonial vibe.

Service was great. Freddy our server very professional and thoughtful. He offered recommendations…read moreon the bolognese that we were grateful for. The ambience was nice, clean and a good date night restaurant. They had roses available for sale for valentine's day. The food looked and smelled amazing. I had an asperol spritzer, bisteka and tiramisu. My boyfriend had the Bud bolognese. He said it was pretty good but it was heavy with onions. My plate had a NY strip steak cooked perfectly med rare , broccoli rabe and fingerling potatoes. The steak had great flavor as for the sides they were ok. They didnt have as much flavor as I had expected. The tiramisu was rich and creamy and the brandy kept me warm on my walk back to the car. I have to say one of the best tiramisu I've ever had. The asperol spritz; this was my first time having one ever, so I have nothing to compare, it was ok. It is supposed to be citrus, rhubarb and prosecco, I expected it to have a sweetness but it had an overpowering bitterness kinda like eating orange rind. Id definitely go back for the tiramisu and a few other things I'd like to try on the menu.

A very solid maybe slightly run of the mill Italian restaurant. Appetizers were good , calamari…read morecooked well and honestly the eggplant fries were a bit of a surprise hit . Our table ordered grinders which were fine although the bread could have been toastier and the cheese more melted. The Nona Sunday was packed with meats and pretty delicious however the pizza was just ok. Honestly our waitress was the best thing about our dinner . Super friendly and accommodating with a million dollar smile. The decor really could use a refreshing . The three different dining areas could use a good edit and perhaps a bit of consistency thru out . Overall we would def return as I think there is some good choices on the menu we haven't discovered yet .

Went here with my wife for the first time in our 10+ years in the area The restaurant was crowded…read moreand busy, so we had a short wait. It allowed us to observe that the staff was hustling, but not so much that they didn't make time for the customers. Once we were seated, the server, who was on her first day and handling her new job quite well, read us the specials. Although they sounded delicious, we had our hearts set on pizza. Along with our fresh garden salads, we got some fresh, warm bread. After we tasted that, the owner, Vito, came over and introduced himself and asked me, "How do you know if an Italian restaurant is any good?" I said, "The place is full." He said, "You are right, but it's really the bread." I thought about it and agreed. We had a laugh about him clocking us as new patrons and he said that after 40 years, he knows his customers. We got our pizza with sausage and black olives. We didn't ask for any special cook or seasoning adjustments. It was hot, naturally, with a perfect balance of cheese and sauce. The crust was crisp, with no tip sag and had a hint of saltiness at the bone. (I hope you understand the concept of pizza bones). While we ate, I saw the plated food leaving the kitchen. Vito must have seen me drooling or something and had me try a meatball. If you've read my other reviews, you'd know that I'm on a hunt. The delicious meatball was texture and consistency-wise very close to my Mom's, although with a touch less garlic, as my Mom basically had us sweating the stuff. We determined that we would have to eat pizza there as takeout wouldnt be an option because we live to far away. I promised Vito that we would be back for some fork food soon. Hopefully we save room for dessert next time.