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Primo Pizzeria Too

3.6 (50 reviews)
InexpensivePizza, Italian, Burgers
Closed 10:30 am - 11:00 pm

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Two things: ONE, I can't believe this place has not had a review since April of 2010! TWO, I am SO MAD that I did not snap pictures of what I had from Primo's to share the awesomeness that you all need to get with ASAP. This place is a hidden gem in the sense that everyone overlooks this place because of all the supposedly "better" food spots that Amherst offers. For a touch of home cooked food mixed with money value plates, Primo Pizzeria Too is the place to order from! The other night my boyfriend and I ordered pasta from here, me getting the Primo Alfredo Specialty (spicy alfredo sauce, sausage, chicken, salami, red peppers and broccoli all tossed together with linguini pasta) and my boyfriend got the Primo Choy Suey (ziti, ground beef, marinara sauce, romano cheese). When the guy took our order he made a mistake on the Chop Suey and it got delivered to us with tuna added in. We quickly called back after realizing this, and they were so nice to not only make us another one fast and deliver it to us, but allowed us to keep the mistake! I would give you another five stars Primo for having nice staff! The pasta, weighing probably about THREE POUNDS EACH, also comes with a side salad with the dressing of your choice!(!) and four garlic knots baked to delicious garlicky perfection! PRIMOS IS NO JOKE! If you're ever in Amherst and you need a place to eat and can't decide because of all the other bright lights from the other restaurants in town that don't offer the quality like PRIMO's, I AM TELLING YOU, GO STRAIGHT TO PRIMO'S!

Chicken broccoli Alfredo with ziti, 4 garlic knots, side salad with caesar dressing

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Food sucks too greasy not good it's OK if you wanna go to a college student place.5/10

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Delivery tonight was ridiculously long. 1.25 hours from order. Told 45 minutes. Probably good pizza but too cold to appreciate.

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Waited an hour and 45 mins for very average food. Don't order from here unless you like waiting way too long, and food that's just okay.

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Why it took me so long to finally come here, will forever be a mystery. Absolutely delicious…read more Initially I was throw off by the tight staircase you have to walk up to dine in at. We got up the first flight and gave our party number (2), they asked if we were okay to sit upstairs. We said sure, why not, especially as the first floor was decently crowded. We got upstairs and it was so serene and intimate, I couldn't have asked for a better seat. The view of Amherst center was beautiful. Perfect weather, blue skies...I digress! Our server, (who's name I wish I remembered!!) was incredibly helpful and offered recommendations to us as neither of us had been there before. We started with the breaded shrimp with marinara...YUM. If you're a shrimp fan, do yourself a favor and order this. Next came some complimentary bread and oil, which you can never go wrong with. Then entrees. The chicken verdicchio was mine and it was delicious. The mushrooms were tender, the artichoke hearts were a perfect addition. I tried my boyfriend's Alfredo and that too was delicious. Price was pretty decent as well, especially for what felt like a fancy place. $12 for the 7 shrimp, $26 for the Crazy Alfredo and $27 for the verdicchio. We packed up the leftovers and even the next day they were delicious.

Great food, waitress gave us extra bread and was very welcoming. Good atmosphere for formal or…read morecasual meals

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A lovely place, varied menu, terrific staff, delicious food…read more We will definitely be back. A special thank you to the waiter (Colin?) who turned our no longer needed table for five into a perfect table for four. And who got me a seat cushion when I looked like I needed one!

We were pretty hungry when we arrived at Spezzo on a bustling weekend evening. In spite of this, we…read morewere seated in only about 10 minutes. The host was pleasant and helpful. The atmosphere was lively, the decor was on the heavier darker side, which I actually prefer. Things went downhill from there though. It took over 10 minutes for someone to come by the table, and another 15 to get our menus and finally place an order. It seemed as though there were several staff on the floor, but only one was actually waiting on tables. Our server started out seemingly a bit perturbed with us, but they eased up as the evening progressed. I had a decent glass of red, and we also ardered some non-alcoholic beverages which were festive looking and tasted nice. We ordered the foccaccia appetizer. It came out just shy of burned. It was dry, bland and flat tasting, but heavily salted. I had high hopes for the the Spezzatino di Manzo, a beef stew. It may have been rich in taste at some point, but all I got from it was salt. The beef was edible but not as tender as it should have been, and what few vegetables and potatoes survived were mush or nearly pulverized. There were also quite a bit of chewy gristle. The Roasted Mushroom Risotto was unexpectedly watery and flavorless, almost soupy. The Alla Vodka Fettuccini was cooked properly, and wasn't bad, but was tomato heavy for an alla vodka. The chicken in this dish however was overcooked and dry. For dessert, we got the lemon sorbet which was perfectly fine, but it's really hard to mess up sorbet. I don't know how this place has as many stars as it does. Our experience was an expensive disappointment.

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We had my 70th birthday event there with my family 13 of us! The food was amazing! So fresh, hot,…read moredelicious and excellent portions! Gianni is a fabulous chef! Everyone loved their meals! The service from Starr and Trish was fantastic! They were so pleasant, knowledgeable, helpful, professional and so attentive! I can't thank Gianni and them for making my birthday so memorable!

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My wife and I tried Figlio's today for the first time. On the black chalk board as you walked in it…read moreread Sunday Sauce, salad, bread and oil, pasta with meatballs, sweet sausage, pork ribs and beef Bricole. Salad was fresh and crisp with a light balsamic vinegar and olive dressing. Bread was good and a side plate for oil, balsamic vinegar and Parmesan cheese. The pasta was covered with a delightfully light sauce that brought back memories of yesterday with a true Sunday meal. Meatballs were soft and flavor full, sauce was sweet and exploded with flavor as I chewed, pork ribs were nice, soft and the bricole was the star of the show. It broke apart removing it from the family style bowl. $30 each and it was amazing. Family owned and operated, nicely decorated, delightful little place. The waitresses were mother, daughter and had a great personality. We finished up with coffee and split a slice of carrot cake which was very good. Clean, comfortable and delicious. Highly recommend. Scott

always start these by saying I spent most of my adult life in the restaurant business so I know…read morewhat I am talking about. And I can, and have been, very critical of problems I see. I will start talking about Figlio by saying my first experience was at a political fundraiser. So the food was buffet style...not the regular service or menu. BUT the food was on another level. This was authentic Italian food at its best. The Chef Bob is retired and Figlio is his retirement!! This is a family run establishment. Bob's niece, Kristin, is the front of the house with her daughter. They are open Wed. through Sunday. On Friday and Saturday they do a prix fixe for $60. The menu changes all the time. They do Sunday Sauce on Sunday, oddly enough. Once again the food I had was out of this world. I will be back to experience the various iterations of the food and will report back. If you are anywhere near Palmer, MA do yourself a favor. Five minutes off the Mass Pike.

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From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels warm and inviting -- rustic yet refined, with a…read morecozy New England charm that makes it perfect for both date nights and relaxed dinners with friends. The staff were genuinely welcoming, attentive without being overbearing, and clearly passionate about the food they serve. The menu highlights locally sourced ingredients and seasonal flavors, and you can taste the freshness in every bite. The dishes are thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented. Whether you're ordering seafood, steak, or one of their creative vegetarian options, the flavors are balanced and satisfying. The cocktail list is equally impressive, with well-crafted drinks that complement the menu nicely. What really sets Homestead apart is its consistency and attention to detail -- from the quality of the ingredients to the comfortable ambiance and polished service. It's the kind of place that feels special without feeling pretentious. If you're in Northampton and looking for a restaurant that blends farm-to-table quality with a welcoming atmosphere, Homestead is absolutely worth a visit.

We had such a wonderful experience here from start to finish. The hostess greeted us with a warm…read moresmile and made us feel immediately welcome. While our table was being set up outside, we enjoyed a drink at the bar--the 15-minute wait was absolutely worth it. The outdoor setting was beautiful, with greenery creating a relaxed summer vibe and live music playing under a small tent, adding to the atmosphere. Our server was equally delightful--friendly, attentive, and spot-on with recommendations. Now, the food: outstanding. We started with the beets and peas salad, which was bursting with flavor--our plates were practically licked clean. The house arugula salad was crisp, fresh, and perfectly balanced with a light, lemony vinaigrette. For mains, we shared the roasted half chicken and the bucatini. Both were phenomenal. I rarely order chicken at restaurants since it often feels too plain, but this one was perfection--crispy skin, juicy meat, and seasoning that carried through every bite. The bucatini, made with homemade pasta and loaded with crispy pancetta, was absolutely irresistible. We couldn't resist finishing with the "Little Mason Jar" dessert, which was indulgent and delicious. Everything--from the service to the food to the ambiance--was exceptional. We'll definitely be back on our next visit to the area

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Classic old fashioned with the one big ice cube, delightful
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This was our second visit The first visit was great, the second visit disappointing. The main dish…read morewas meh and tasteless, almost like it was warmed in a microwave. The bruschetta was different than most, but okay. The dessert, tiramisu, was the best part of the meal. I was not familiar with the brands of Cabernet, and I wanted a glass of Rodney Strong, but it was not available by the glass. I settled for the server's recommendation. It was fine. The server was excellent and attentive. We walked away thinking that the 5 star experience we previously had, was now a 2 star and at a premium.

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The bar at Rosario's
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