Authentic Italian food and friendly staff. We often use their private room for a small group up to 30 people. Located in part of quaint downtown Saratoga. There are outdoor dining tables too. After lunch, you can also walk around the charming town.

We had multiple family dinners while staying in Saratoga. This place is somewhat hidden between other restaurants, but definitely worth coming. Great pasta and pizza. Amazing service and everyone was very friendly and welcoming.

Staff was very attentive. Unfortunately, I was not too impressed with my meal. It was tasteless and bland. The bread served before the meal, though it was very yummy. Crab cakes were okay.

Possible very concerning ADA issue. I saw a sign posted outside that said service dogs must have a registration number. Service dog registration is not a thing—meaning there’s no governing body overseeing a system like that—and companies claiming to give you a certificate or registration number are usually a scam. Asking for this presents an issue for someone with a legitimate disability who trained a dog to perform a medical task completely on their own. According to ADA, the restaurant is not allowed to ask for service dog identification or anything about your medical situation other than “Is that a service dog for a disability” and “what task is it trained to perform?” If you are a service dog owner, please know your rights and study the ADA! I understand that in our area, “pet parents” have become extremely entitled to have their dogs in restaurants and grocery stores, but this discriminatory way of handling the issue is going to do more harm than good and potentially drive the bad pet parents to just pay for a fake registration number, thus making things even harder for legitimately disabled individuals with service animals. I strongly suggest the business takes down the sign before someone more litigious sees it, and that they learn a more effective way to handle pets vs service dogs while staying in compliance with the ADA. Edited after reply: What’s “rediculous” is that the restaurant isn’t taking discrimination seriously. I could have just reported you for the ADA violation instead of making this review so you fix it. I was trying to HELP YOU NOT GET SUED. But ok, at least people see how ridiculous you are!

We really enjoyed our dinner here. The restaurant is tucked back in a quaint spot just off the Main Street. Too bad it was raining or we could have sat outside. The bread they bring before dinner is phenomenal and it comes with a zesty spread. I could have made a meal off that alone! We ordered the baked lasagna and baked rigatoni - both delicious. The service was adequate but nothing special. Glad we tried this one out!