Goodfellas Ristorante
“A very good menu offering several pasta, chicken and fish choices as well as specials.”
“She had the mixed greens w/ house vinaigrette & the Shrimp Scampi Mediterranean — I had the hearts of palm w/ crab salad & snapper caccitorre.”
“we've had work meetings here and the vibe is just perfect for that old school Italian feeling.”
Goodfellas Ristorante
Takes Reservations: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Wheelchair Accessible: Yes
Good for Groups: Yes
Has TV: Yes
Waiter Service: Yes
Caters: Yes
Price range.
$$$ Price range $31-60
5 reviews
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Came here with my boyfriend and another couple with 2 gifts cards. Our bill was still ALOT even after. The food is good though, just over priced. My boyfriend and I had chicken dishes that were yummy, though no wow factor. The other couple had the specials – lobster ravioli and pasta and sausage dish. They really enjoyed them. For apps we had fried mozzarella and zucchini. For desert, cannolis and apple crumb with some port wine. It's def a nice place, especially for a date. I recommend.
Always love the atmosphere here both at the bar and at our table. Had a very unique Italian white blend tonight. All the antipasto and seafood salad was delicious and fresh. My guests had penne and the other tuna and raved. I had the ribeye special with shrimp on a bed of escarole. Brought home some delicious gazpacho soup for tomorrow too.
Italian food is misunderstood. The average person may assume that linguini with red sauce is considered "traditional," but that's a meal that you enjoy at home. The restaurant experience should be unique, when it comes to going out to dinner for Italian food it's important to not get stuck in choosing something simple.
The menu designed by Goodfellas gives the average person the ability to easily choose unique plates that may not instinctively seem like traditional Italian plates, such as sauteed calamari, goat cheese salad but also and all sorts of traditionally "going out" Italian staples like Picatta and Scampi.
I am not trying to sound like a snob, but it's great to see an Italian restaurant that doesnt just try to get by by serving marinara sauce with linguini or anything parmesan-ed.
The food is a little overpriced, with entrees priced over $24. The ambiance is very comfortable, the resturant is decorated in a very upscale manor. The best part of the service is that each server also has their own cocktail server and food runner, which helps to expedite all requests.
We ordered the Insalata di Cabra (goat cheese crusted with toasted almonds over mxed green salad), Chicken Picatta, & Shrimp Scampi Oreganata. For dessert we ordered a lemon sorbet (In the LEMON!) and a Creme brulee, the creme brulee was a little on the burned side, but never the less, tasty
Overall the experience was great and i would recommend this place to just about anyone who wants to taste Italian food, that isn't from Olive Garden.
The hotel recommended this nearby Italian restaurant and I was very happy with the recommendation. I've been to severs restaurants around the area and this is as good as any. A very good menu offering several pasta, chicken and fish choices as well as specials. We all had something different tonight: veal, chicken, pork and salmon and every meal was very good to excellent. The wine list is good and the prices are excellent. Service is excellent. I would defiantely stop in again.
Went for dinner with colleagues. Started with the mozzarella salad. The mozzarella is so good, salty and soft. So yummy! Then had the penne alla vodka, which was very good, not the best I've ever had but good. The bread was warm, crusty and fresh.