Fresco

Went there to have a nice, upscale dinner. Had never been there before. The outdoor seating and waitstaff were nice. Couldn't get over the quality of the food for the price. Simple banquet fare. I had the mahi mahi. It came with unimpressive basic penne pasta and a few vegetables without much flavor. My husband asked for bread which is usually served homemade and warm with a nice meal. What came was 2 very small bread rounds , cold. Now this would all have fine but the bill was over $60. Upscale dining this was not. At least we got out of the house.

A nice, quiet fine dining experience at a reasonable price. Atmosphere was excellent, food was good, service was personable and professional, but very slow. The almond cake dessert was outstanding, in a time of generally blah desserts. I think they suffer from their location (in a hole behind a car dealership) and from their colocation with a venue for wedding receptions. They are only open for a few nights each week, at least during the times when the outdoor patio is closed. We have been here 5-10 times over the years, and it has always been a very nice place to eat. The service has been inconsistent, though, probably due to the demands placed on the staff by the wedding reception venue.

Lovely outdoor dining spot with entertainment. Sadly it was spoiled by the unwelcoming hostess who was obviously having a bad day. When asked to switch our table, she rudely walked away while we were in mid sentence. Needless to say she didn't accommodate us. Food and service ok but we won't be back.

Food was marginal at best. What a shame. A great site with outdoor seating and no noise from rt 19. They should have been crushed with business in an absolutely great site. We were the only ones there. A Steeler game was on and the place was empty. They must make their money on the banquet side and not care about the restaurant side. A good manager could make this place hum.

This is such a great place, completely unappreciated, probably because of it's location off the main road. The food is novel, and delicious. The atmosphere welcoming and quiet, a peaceful place to dine, a welcome change from the plethora of sports bars with their 20 blaring TVS. It keeps reducing the days it is open, which is disappointing and a concern. I hope their summer pavilion entertainments bring people in. It's fun. Give it a try. You'll be happily surprised.