Stopped by during a recent trip to Central Florida and I was not disappointed. The staff were all…read moregreat and attentive. I have a specific food allergy and the team was very helpful keeping me safe. The owner Jason was also there and he's as friendly as the rest of the team. The food? Awesome. I had the Blackened Mahi with Dirty Rice and loved every bite. I will definitely be back next time I am in the area.

We were in the vicinity and needed to have lunch. With the great stars rating here, we decided this…read morewas the restaurant to go to. The waitress was busy with a large group but she was also quick to set up a bigger table for our group. She took our orders efficiently. The food didn't take too long to arrive, and the portions are pretty huge for the price. Everyone loved what they ordered and there's plenty of leftovers. Do stop by if you're in the area.

Serve was amazing. Food was amazing real authentic Italian food. I would highly recommend a really…read moresubtle nice authentic spot. I have Italian family members that cooked me. Food in this food is really delicious. It reminds me of Home.

Our family group of 6 ate at the DeBary location on Sunday, 8/23/26. We will NOT be going back…read more The reasons are numerous: 1. Seating. We were sat at the very front of the restaurant just inside the door. I don't know why because it was only 5 o'clock when we dined and much of the restaurant appeared to be empty, yet we were by the door with people coming and going. It was not the best situation for us. 2. Service was inattentive and slow at best. Water glasses were never refilled, beverages for the young people at our table were limited to Sprite only, but then later on only Pepsi was available for refills. There should have been iced tea or maybe a few other soda choices. Much of the time there were only a few diners present, yet staff was scarce. 3. Entrées were pricey considering that no salads were included with any of the menu items. Salad off the menu would start you at $13-$14. 4. Atmosphere was uncomfortably disrespectful. While we dined and conversed, staff set up a very long table opposite us. The table was for at least 20 diners. Heavy metal chairs were dragged across the floor and banged into place at the table, and the metallic screeching sound drowned out our conversation for the duration. The man doing the set up was oblivious. 5. Most of the food was "adequate", not great. My pasta was served in a dented little metal pot, not on a nice plate. The " crispy guancialle" featured on the menu trned out to be rubbery little chunks of fatty pork. Parmesan cheese was administered by the wait staff after our request. Can we not be trusted with a cheese dispenser at table? I was totally underwhelmed. The rest of my party felt the same only shortly after service began. La Strega looks like it is trying to be an upscale restaurant ("bistro"?) but it really falls short, in my opinion.

Sat at the bar and had a great first visit! We got there in time for happy hour and started with…read morethe margaritas and a couple of the empanadas. The birria empanada was hands down the winner, so good and definitely something I'd order again. For dinner we tried the enchiladas with red sauce and birria. They were good, but we had some leftover birria consommé and poured it over the enchiladas, and that made them so much better. I'd love them served that way! We also got the plantains, which were really good. Great happy hour, good food, and we loved hanging out at the bar. We'll definitely be back, especially for those birria empanadas!

Went for late lunch, early dinner. Had water, house margarita and chips and salsa to start. I…read moreappreciate a bottle of water on my table as I drink a lot. The margarita was good, honestly a little heavy on the tequila. (I know I know). Chips and salsa were okay. Chips were warm, salsa thin. Had lunch portion of verde enchiladas (chicken) for my main. Great size. Especially since I had the churros for dessert. Go for the churros! Restaurant itself is cute, nice lighting and music. Service was attentive and friendly. Other than the churros everything was just okay hence the 3 stars. I'm always on the lookout for great Mexican and this just wasn't it.

Went here on a whim for dinner last night. Our server was so sweet. I got street tacos and the hubs…read moregot a chimichanga. Our server highly recommended the Barbacoa and that was the highlight of everything. Chimichanga was delish. Tacos were flavorful. The pastor and asada seemed a bit tough, but the barbacoa was tender and super flavorful. Next time I will definitely order 3 barbacoa tacos with the green salsa. I did feel like it was a bit expensive for what you got though. I would be more apt to eat there often if I could order just 3 street tacos at $3/piece or so with no rice and beans.

Absolutely delicious, my friend got the beef tacos and I had a beef quesadilla. Both came with…read morebeans, rice, lettuce sour cream and pico de gallo. Chips and salsa were brought to the table before our meal that was ready in no time. Great server and atmosphere. We will be back soon. Must try !

For a pizza snob who grew up on the New York standard and graduated to the "best on the planet" New…read moreHaven brick oven, finding a decent slice in Florida is usually a lost cause. But Goodfella's Pizzeria & Italian Restaurant in DeBary is the real deal--it is hands down the best pizza I have had in Florida. While it's not quite a New Haven coal-fired pie, the crust has that essential chew and the toppings are actually fresh, which is a rarity down here. They use high-quality Grande cheese and you can tell the dough isn't just an afterthought. Living in Volusia, I'm just thankful this is in my backyard so I don't have to settle for the "wack" options or the chains. This place is a class act that actually respects the craft; they seriously need more locations because Florida is starving for pizza this good.

Someone needs to take control of this place…read more Our first visit was great. The food was well done, the experience was good, and you earned our business enough to convince us to come back. Then came visit number two. We should have turned around the moment we walked in. Not a soul in sight. Employees dressed like they had wandered in off the street. No professionalism, no urgency, no hospitality, and apparently no standards. Let's start with the one thing this place gets right: the food is very good. Whoever is cooking clearly knows how to put out good food. Unfortunately, it wasn't until afterward that we noticed the condition of the kitchen--and that completely changed how we felt about what we had just eaten. The kitchen looked extremely dirty. We could see cooks with dirty-looking rags sitting in the same areas where food was being prepared, and the kitchen vent was beyond filthy. Not a little grease from a busy shift--this looked like something that had been neglected. We didn't know until AFTER! That is unacceptable in a restaurant. If the areas customers can see look like that, it immediately raises questions about the sanitation standards in the areas we can't see. Now the bar. You cannot advertise a FULL BAR when half the inventory is unavailable and I have to explain to the person behind the bar how to make my drink. That's not a full bar. That's a liquor shelf with a confidence problem. Then there's the service. Our waitress looked like she had 47 other places she would rather be. If customers feel like they're inconveniencing the person being paid to serve them, you have a serious hospitality problem. And for the love of restaurant standards--get uniforms. I'm not asking for tuxedos. A clean, consistent dress code would immediately make this place look like an actual establishment instead of a group of people who happened to show up at the same building. The gentleman at the front was friendly enough to acknowledge us, so credit where it's due. But dude--pull your hair back. You work around food. Especially after seeing the condition of that kitchen, basic sanitation and presentation need to become a priority. At one point I genuinely couldn't tell whether I was eating dinner at a nightclub or watching a low-budget episode of The Sopranos. And that's what makes this so frustrating. You have good food. The hardest part is already there. But good food cannot save a restaurant with a visibly dirty kitchen, sloppy presentation, disengaged service, an unprepared bar, and zero visible leadership. The first visit made us want to come back. The second visit made us wonder who the hell was running the place.

Great food, great craft beers (brewed HERE), and excellent staff! Large enough to easily…read moreaccommodate small parties on the fly! All 8 of us raved about both the food and beers! I give it two enthusiastic thumbs UP!

Draft beer was cool, not cold. Bartenders are slow…read more The ham & cheese sandwich was very average. We asked for a slice. Nope, gotta order a whole pizza, or we can get you just Sicilian slices. Ok, let's give it a go. May we please have a slice of Sicilian? The Sicilian slice was not good at all. No seasonings; no flavor. A square piece of thick bread smothered by large melted mozzarella. It was cheese bread. Disappointing place. The Sanford location is actually pretty good. This one is a no.

Driving home from the beach in Jeepy, spotted this lovely food truck across the street from our…read morecondo. Couldn't pass up an Argentinian taste adventure. The steak sandwich was recommended to me and no regrets trying it. The steak was cooked well and it was so tender. The chicken empanada was scrumptious. Saving the spinach one for breakfast. Apparently they pop by once a week, so I'll be sure to try the rest of the menu.

This food truck came up to Jacksonville for Jaxcot, an event that features food trucks with…read moredifferent cultural cuisines so I was really interested to check them out. The thing that jumped out at me the most was the Tango burger, everything that I shouldn't be eating but sounded like brunch to me: bacon, fried egg, ham, cheese, lettuce, tomato, mayo, chimichurri, beef patty, with a side of fries. Yup I'm doing this. The burger came out in about 5 mins and it looked amazing. I picked the whole thing up and went to town on it. The chimichurri sauce brought every other major ingredient together. I probably should have offered some to my friend but I was greedy this day and ate it all while she tried their chicken empanadas. They were about the size of your hands and super-stuffed with meat. The empanada itself was alot softer than what I was used to, which was a harder, deep-fried crust but that allowed for it's seasoned to perfection filling to be the star. Both items were very good. If they come back up from Central FL definitely give them a try :)

The garlic knots were SO GOOD! Soft in all the right places and that garlic sauce is so good. We…read morewere skeptical about the pizza because it kinda just looked like every other average pizza that you can get in this area but it was surprisingly really good! We did pay $3 extra for mushrooms though and I felt like at that price it could have more mushrooms on it. Next time I may buy a pack from the grocery store for $3 and add all of it to my pizza. The pizza was cold when we picked it up but maybe it jut got finished sooner than they told us? I should've put it in the oven when we got home to make it better. Tiramisu was about $5 but was a pretty small piece. It was pretty delicious though! A bit on the sweet side but they actually used lady fingers which is a plus because a lot of places in this area use cake according to my local friend. I can't speak for their pasta or other types of pizza. The store itself is really small, only a few tables inside. They do offer a pizza challenge! If you eat 28 inch pizza in 28 minutes with 2 people, it's half off. I definitely want to try that one day when I'm hungry enough. I would come back here!

It was actually the worst pizza I've ever had. It was cold, was not cut, and tasted like a deep…read moredish frozen 7-11 pizza. Would not recommend at all.

Not sure why my first review for this diner was removed from years ago, but I have literally been…read moredreaming about the food we had here when we were passing through DeBary, for years now! The food is exceptional and the service was amazing. We loved the way the diner was decorated too because my husband is a USMC veteran and we felt very welcomed. My husband ordered the DeBary burger that came with one of the most delicious sauces he's ever had on it and I ordered the Cuban which was SUPERB in flavor. We also shared a Cobb salad and the Reese's peanut butter pie (because Reese's are my husbands fave!) Overall, the visit was a 10/10 and I can't wait till we come back here again!

My first time in since ownership changed hands and I was pleasantly surprised. Hubby and I had…read morebreakfast, he had the country fried steak (4.5 stars) and I had the DeBary Diner omelet (5 stars, which I very rarely give). Waitress was pleasant and accommodating. Environment was inviting, clean, and warm. Nice to have a great breakfast place close to home!

An excellent job done by Robert. He got off the stains on our drive from our oak trees that other…read morepressure washing companies never could. Their window and screen cleaning was also well done. We have hurricane shutters that the guys cleaned up, got all of the dirt dauber nests which makes it much easier for me to close the shutters when needed. Plus, our pool pavers and screens never looked so good. He moved all of the plants and put them back once the pavers were cleaned. I didn't have to do anything. All around, Robert and his company did a superior job. I'd strongly recommend them.

Highly satisfied with A Clear View. Robert did a great job and I will be using this company again…read more This companies services are also very affordable. I highly recommend A Clear View.