Friendly service and a clean, nicely decorated venue. I'm not a fan of couches in restaurants and…read morethe layout in this restaurant makes you feel like you're eating with the people around you. It's not very intimate. The menu is small/limited. The food was good. An interesting take on Italian but not quite our style. We ordered the polpette cacio e uova. It was good but very rich. We also ordered the gnocchi and chicken piccata. Both were good but very light on the seasonings and sauces. The gnocchi was not cooked consistently (some were more dense and the sear was not even). Overall, it was good and I'm glad we checked it off of our list but will not be our "go to" for Italian.

Great service, and the food was amazing the strip was cooked perfectly. Quiet atmosphere and great…read moreexperience. Highly recommend!

WOW. We were absolutely blown away by the taste, quality, and service of this place. But one thing…read moreat a time. The service was impeccable. Our waitress was so thoughtful and sweet. She gave me the BEST recommendation of dinner and it was one of the most delicious things I have ever eaten in my life. And I consider myself well travelled. She was prompt, polite, and didn't interrupt every thirty seconds and genuinely let us vibe. She was phenomenal. The food. I can't even. The fresh baked bread was fluffy and warm. The olive oil was well seasoned. The entrees were so tasty I thought I was in heaven. My husband got a weird named pasta but was very pleased, it was wrapped chicken on creamy rice. And I got the chicken Parmesan, but subbed the marinara for Alfredo, and got fettuccini noodles instead. Best decision EVER. We got dessert and that was a homemade cream puff and some homemade icecream. He got a glass of wine, and I got the peach Bellini. Everything was so good. And it doesn't feel like Olive Garden or a generic place. It's really quaint and well decorated giving real Italy vibes. Or so I would imagine.

My chosen family and I always head there for celebrations and the excellent food. Yum.read more

Fantastic homemade pasta and delicious salad. Staff were very friendly! My husband and I love…read morecoming for fun environment and great prices! One of our favorites.

I tried this place with a friend who has a gluten allergy, because of their gluten free options. We…read moreboth enjoyed the food and good service. Pricing affordable. Nothing spectacular on the inside, but still cute. I loved the cacio de Pepe with chicken, finished the whole plate! Will be returning!

Booked a reservation for 7:30 on Saturday. I'm searching for Italian in the KY area, this was one…read moreof a few that I came across that looked good. Started with an old-fashioned and an unsweet tea. Drink was good overall. We shared a Caesar salad to start. Half of the lettuce pieces were brown. Lettuce was yellowed more than green. Meh. I ordered the rigatoni with spicy marinara, meatball and sausage. The portion was insanely large - two sausages and two meatball, plus a platter of pasta. This was good - but again too much. Meatballs were good, sausage was good. For dessert I ordered the chocolate mousse which was okay. Located in an old bank building the place was nice with live music - though the guy walking around playing the sax was a little much.

While in town for business I enjoyed a team dinner and this gem of a restaurant. The Ambiance was…read moregreat with Frank Sinatra playing in the background and occasionally a live musician playing saxophone or other light instruments. The staff was friendly and accommodating. It was everything you would expect a nice dining experience. The menu was extensive with lots of modern takes on Italian favorites. There is a good wine list with sufficient number of options for any wine taste and also a specialty cocktail list. We started out with fried calamari and a specialty caprese salad with heirloom tomatoes, buffalo mozzarella, and a variety of meats and olives. They were all delicious and fresh. For dinner I had the Fagottini Sinatra which was to die for. The combination of the pasta, cheeses, apple bites, and cream sauce enhanced all the flavors and produced a combination which I would HIGHLY recommend. Note that the prices are $30-$50 a meal but you get what you would expect from a nice restaurant. I will definitely be back on a future visit to Lexington.

Bread Sticks!!! Best garlic for those butter breadsticks…read moreyou've ever had in your life, homemade salad dressing and the pasta Is even the best!!!

I don't even care about how the food tastes! The fact that I'm ordering To Go! And for a single…read moresandwich I get charged an additional 2 dollars for gratuity! People!!! This has to stop! And before any of you think I'm cheap, I added 2 dollars on top of that for a tip! How are you gonna charge me for a 1 person order of 12 bucks to go and force me to tip! I was gonna do it anyway! My point is, I learned about the EXTRA INCLUDED GRATUITY, after I already tipped the to go window server! Not cool! I doubt next time I come to KY or even with a group of coworkers, I'd stop by! Shameful! Wake up manager! Don't FORCE! A one person order less than 20 bucks to tip! I'm not a party of 8 where I would see that's applicable! Disgusting! So I just got back to my hotel, and when I asked the server how big the sandwich is, she showed me with her hands around a 12 inch sandwich! Well, it's not! I could've got a better sandwich at subway! Service, BAD! Tried the food, BAD! Price, RIPOFF! Save your money, go somewhere else! Shameful!

We stopped into Sutton's on Valentine's Day last minute, which is basically the restaurant…read moreequivalent of showing up to a wedding without RSVPing. So first -- major credit where it's due: the service was fantastic. It was busy, it was chaotic, it was love-in-the-air level packed... and our server was still kind, attentive, and genuinely great. It was a little slow, but honestly? On Valentine's Day? Totally understandable. Now, let's talk food. The meatball appetizer? Outstanding. If the whole meal had that same energy, this would be a different review. Those meatballs came in like the confident main character. I ordered the Chicago beef (hot instead of sweet), expecting bold, juicy, maybe-a-little-spicy goodness. Instead... it tasted like someone whispered "beef" from another room. I kept waiting for the flavor to arrive. It never did. I'm not saying it was bland, but salt might have been an optional add-on. My husband ordered the Manzo Parmesan pasta. He eats medium rare. This steak was blue. Not "a little under." Not "oops." It was grazing-in-a-field-five-minutes-ago rare. If it mooed, I wouldn't have been shocked. BUT -- we need to talk about the music. The playlist was elite. Every song that came on was something off my Apple playlist. At one point I genuinely wondered if they'd somehow tapped into my phone. 10/10 vibes. I was half expecting my "On Repeat" playlist to start playing next. All that said, the staff truly did their best on one of the busiest nights of the year, and we appreciated that. The bones of a really good experience are there especially if the kitchen can bring the same magic to the entrées that they brought to those meatballs. Would we try it again? Maybe but next time I'm ordering whatever the meatballs are having... and asking for the playlist.

Had a black and blue steak salad ordered from Suttons on Easter Sunday. My husband brought it home…read more I discovered there was no meat at all on the steak salad. Call the restaurant tell them what happened. They said they would make it good so he had to drive all the way back to pick it up. I hope this is a solitary event because I'm not loving this restaurant. One thing for sure they do not know how to make sweet tea. Maybe they were just very busy on a holiday.

We dined here for lunch and everything about our visit was awful. We were greeted by the hostess…read morewho had her mouth full of food. Our waitress was very inattentive. She spent most of her time standing around with other waitresses talking. We were seated as far from the kitchen as you could be and she was so loud yelling that we could hear every word. There was a small child sitting at a table alone that the wait staff kept checking on. Not sure if this was an employee's child that they brought to work with them. As we were about to eat, the hostess seated a man and his dog across from us. It was not a service dog. As the waitresses surrounded the puppy the owner explained it was 8 weeks old and he just got it yesterday. He sat the dog in the chair, on the table, and walked it across the restaurant, in which the wait staff pet it then went back to waiting tables. Our waitress then sat at the table with the child (close to the hostess podium) and other waitresses and yelled across the restaurant to the kitchen to order herself an Italian salad. The food was awful. We ordered the chicken parm and mezalluna. The chicken was beaten paper thin and the pasta was room temp and flavorless. We added the spices they bring for the bread to the dishes in an attempt to add some flavor. $50 for water, two entrees, and a very disappointing lunch service. Based on our dining experience, we do not recommend this restaurant and will not return.

I wish we had a Carrabba's close by. But since we travel to Tennessee and Georgia a lot, we…read morefrequent this location. I lived in the area in the early 2000's and fell in love with Carrabba's while living there. Was always packed. Fast forward to now... it's never been what I would even call close to busy when we've gone. I'm not sure why. Our service has always been excellent and we have enjoyed our meals in a quiet atmosphere. Perfect. We. Love. Their. Chicken. Marsala! Their Caesar salad is our favorite. The bread is great, but that Chicken Marsala never misses. Great meal for a decent price.