Ferrara Pizza Pasta Lexington

Quiet atmosphere at the time we visited for lunch with classic pop music in the background. Delicious food that was hot and fresh. Kat was friendly and you get really large portions. Ordered Stromboli, calzone and lobster ravioli. Reasonable prices for the portion size.

Absolutely delicious! Most authentic and true restaurant we have been to by far!! Service was great and the food we couldn?t stop eating! Worth the trip even if you live on the top of the lake! #yummy #musttryrestraunt

To start, the pizza was fantastic! The crust was superb, the cheese had just the right amount of grease for flavor, and the pizza sauce was simple and not overpowering. The chicken parmesan had a crispy exterior while remaining tender and juicy on the inside. The sauce boasted a fresh garlic flavor, and the pasta was cooked al dente. If you’re in search of authentic Italian-American cuisine, look no further—this place has a variety of delicious dishes to try!

I decided to give this place another chance, and I must say, the quality of the food seems to depend on the cook. I visited recently and ordered the mussels along with the Veal Parmigiana. The mussels were well-cooked and very tasty. However, the Veal Parmigiana came with spaghetti on the side, and while the portion size was decent, the flavor was rather lackluster and a bit bland. The sauce was acceptable, but it was quite greasy and oily. The atmosphere of the restaurant was fine, though it felt a bit quiet. I do want to mention that my server, Katrina, was excellent! I really hope to have her again the next time I dine here. Overall, it's a decent place, but nothing extraordinary. I’ll have to try their pizza next time!

When my salad arrived, the grilled chicken was unseasoned and lacked grill marks. I had to sprinkle a lot of salt and pepper on it just to give it some flavor. The salad turned out to be a bit dry, so I ended up ordering dressing. When I asked what the house dressing was, he guessed it might be Italian or something similar. With the dressing, the salad improved, but I noticed it was missing avocado. When I asked for avocado, he informed me they had run out. Honestly, with all this information provided upfront, I would have opted for a Chicken Caesar salad instead. Communication really is essential. As for my daughter's ravioli, it appeared quite plain to me, but she enjoyed the sauce. After this experience, I'm not sure if I'll give the restaurant another chance. First impressions really do make a lasting impact.