I didn't even get to try the food because we were sat and for 20 minutes nobody checked in on us,…read moreno drinks, no water, no anything. I won't be back due to this since I am an out of towner and I don't have time to wait around to get served. The food did look good based on the smells and the plates being brought out. The place was clean enough.

This was such a fun find! I have friends in the Monroe area and it worked out to pop up here for…read moredinner. They had a really fun seasonal cocktail menu with a Pistachio Martini, Espresso Punntini and a Maple Bourbon smash. They had a wonderful menu that was mostly Italian and had a great wine selection that paired well with that.

I had the BLT with homemade Chips, for $9.99. If I received half as much Sandwich as I got, I…read morewould have felt satisfied for the cost. This sandwich had more bacon than I typically eat in a few days, and it's a breakfast staple for me. The Kettle Chips were delicious this time; however, I've had them here a few times before, and this is the first time they nailed it (they were stale last few times, can't waste food).

Drinks are great. Nacho's and cheese not so much. Salsa wasn't good either. Maybe I just didn't…read moreorder well. Service is great. Very friendly and helpful.

Good food and good service. We can't wait to go back to try other menu items. Recommend the bread…read moreservice the Arancini and the Chicken Parmesan.

This place is great! Finally made it to Tony'sTrattoria, and this place DID NOT DISAPPOINT! Two…read morephenomenal pies ($25 Monday Special as of 5/4/26, and you can mix/match a pizza with pasta too). Memorable dinner; I am still reminiscing on how good the pizza tasted. Excellent food, excellent service, and very clean. I will be returning soon.

After hearing the sad news about Moro's closing down, my family and I were on the hunt for a new…read moreItalian spot--and wow, are we glad we found Magadaleno Ristorante! From the moment we walked in, the romantic, cozy vibe set the tone for a great evening. But the real star? The food. We are obsessed with the fresh bread and house sauce served as an appetizer--I honestly could have made a meal out of just that! I had been craving something with yellow peppers and was thrilled to find a chicken pasta dish that featured them. It hit the spot perfectly--so flavorful and satisfying. The rest of my family went with the chicken fettuccine Alfredo, which was equally delicious and creamy without being too heavy. If you're missing Moro's like we were and looking for a place with authentic flavors, great service, and a romantic ambiance, do yourself a favor and give Magadaleno Ristorante a try. You won't be disappointed!

What a fantastic place! The food, atmosphere, and service are impeccable! So very glad to have…read morefound such an amazing place!

Best pizza for miles!! The service is friendly and the portions are big. Legit italian restaurant…read moreatmosphere.

Lena's meat pizza is delicious. They have an antipasto salad that everyone enjoys. Our friends…read morethought their chicken wings were some of the best. We usually do take out to share with others. There is a very nice outdoor area though if you want to enjoy the outdoors this summer.

Dolce V is the new Italian spot from the same family that previously owned the much-loved Dolce…read moreVita Italian Cucina on Fort Street in Riverview (according to the Detroit Free Press). For longtime fans, like me, that connection alone sets expectations high! Thankfully, many of the classics that I remember have made the move, including favorites like the Linguine Pescatore. Overall, the good far outweighed the bad during our visit, but since Dolce V had only been open about two months at the time of this review, there were a few little hiccups that are worth mentioning. The Negatives Let's start with the challenges. The restaurant itself is very small, which means limited seating. When every table is full, as it was during our visit, the space becomes quite loud, making conversation difficult. This is definitely not the spot for an intimate or quiet dinner. Pricing was another slight negative. Bread is not included and comes with a $6 upcharge, the starter salad is also a $6 uncharge ($4 if you order an entrée). On top of that, there is a 3% credit card fee, which we didn't notice until the bill came. So, by the end of the meal, it felt like we were being nickel and dimed, and that feeling detracted a bit from the overall experience. Unfortunately, the bread itself didn't justify the $6 cost, it wasn't warm, and the butter was underwhelming (honestly, our butter tub at home is better). While the salads were very good, paying extra for what many restaurants include as standard can be frustrating. The Positives Now for the highlights, and there were many! Portion sizes are generous, to say the least. Both my husband and I took home leftovers, which is always a win. The clear standout of the night was the appetizer Arancini, easily one of the best I've ever had. Crispy on the outside, perfectly cooked rice, cheese and meat on the inside. Full of flavor, it's a must-order! For entrées, my husband ordered the Chicken Parmesan, and I chose the Shrimp Scampi. Both dishes were very good, and you could absolutely tell they were made fresh, not from frozen chicken or shrimp. That attention to quality matters, and it showed. While the salads came with an upcharge, they were large for a side salad and had fancy lettuce and toppings, and I especially loved the house-made creamy Italian dressing. That dressing alone might convince me to order the salad again, even with the extra cost! A small but appreciated touch was that the beer was ice-cold and served in a frosty glass, which always elevates the experience. Final Thoughts All in, our date night with beers, bread, appetizer, salads, and entrées - came in at just over $100. It's definitely on the pricey side, but not unreasonable given the portion sizes and fresh food quality. You could easily skip the add-ons and up charges to make the meal more affordable and still have a very good meal experience! This is a must try in my opinion, just go in knowing what to expect in advance! We will definitely be back very soon!

Mama mia !…read more Tortellini will knock your socks off . The salmon is the best this side of the Atlantic and the whipped butter for the bread service is divine .

Food is good. Pasta is homemade. Lasagna is awesome and they have ot frozen to take home as well…read more The service is polite. The ambiance is old school family style round tables with tablecloths and kinda intimate.

Service was amazing. Attentive and gave me his run down of his favorites which I love. The place…read morewas a little dark but was suppose to give that ambiance. Like an Italian grandma house. Everything was actually amazing arancini fried perfectly. The soup was flavored well and the peace pasta was a little spicy which was prefect for my taste buds.

First class service, quaint atmosphere and delicious food. I would highly recommend this for groups…read moreof 6 or less. Not very big but amazing nonetheless.

Excellent meal and service, small town restaurant with city type meals and quality service, can't…read morewait to go back

We visited Beach House Grill during our weekend staycation in Kingsville and really enjoyed our…read moreexperience. We started with the soup of the day ($6), which was simple, warm, and comforting. The Coloda chicken sandwich ($17) was very well made and incredibly juicy -- you could literally see the juice dripping down, and the portion was generous. The perch tacos ($20) came with three tacos, and the fish tasted fresh and delicious. Our favorite dish was the Beach House pasta with shrimp ($25). It tasted authentically Italian, well-seasoned, and the portion was large enough for two people to share. For drinks, the Mozza pickle Caesar ($11) was very unique with strong vodka, hot sauce, and pickle flavors, while the Happy Mermaid cocktail was light, refreshing, and beautifully presented. Great food, generous portions, and a relaxed lakeside vibe. Definitely a spot we'd recommend when visiting Kingsville.

This restaurant has a lot going for it and is a mainstay with the locals. I enjoyed the funny signs…read moreat the booths. The food was pretty good, as well as the service. However, my coffee was terrible and tasted like dish soap. That put a damper on the experience. Perhaps it was an off day in the kitchen.

First impressions ... a dimly lit, 1970's vibe that is clean and well maintained. Restroom is…read moreclean. I ordered the Public House burger ... a small beef patty with crispy, thick-cut bacon and a very generous portion of tasty pulled pork, cheese, tomato, onion and was served on a properly toasted ciabatta bun. The beef flavor of the burger patty was lost in a sea of the other stronger flavors. Towards the end, it became a bit of a sloppy mess that I finished with a knife and fork. The serving of crispy homemade chips initially seemed small, but was actually sufficient. Thankfully, they were very lightly salted. Not a salt fiend ... Service was both prompt and attentive ... my water glass was never empty and I never wanted/waited for anything. Glad that I visited, but I am not a local and my opportunity to return is small.

We had our first visit today and couldn't have had a better Mother's Day breakfast! It takes a lot…read morefor me to want to rave about a place like I'd rave about this one! The gluten free options were unlike any other place I've been and everything was soooo yummy! The service was wonderful too! Will definitely drive the 30 minutes to come back!