Vittoria - Powell

The food at this restaurant is excellent and the service is even better. We celebrated a retirement party here with a group of 12 people and the staff made sure we were always well taken care of, ensuring our glasses were never empty. The menu had a variety of appetizers, entrees, and desserts, all of which were delicious. Personally, I loved the ravioli and the meatballs were some of the best I've ever had.

I had a great overall experience at this restaurant. The only reason I gave it four stars out of five was because the chicken dish was too cheesy for my liking, so I didn't enjoy it. I think I only ate about a quarter of it. However, the service was excellent and I really enjoyed their mussels.

Excellent pre birthday dinner.. always good Italian food and atmosphere.. Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra and Italian soothing music playing.. thanks for a great dinner

The meal was outstanding from the get go. Beginning from the bread basket that was brought to the table filled with wonderful warm bread that you could tell was freshly made and so flavorful. The hits kept on coming after that from the appetizers to dessert. Great service also augmented the meal as Chris our server was appropriately attentive without being too intrusive. All the items ranging from lamb, veal and seafood were beautifully seasoned and perfectly cooked. Owners also checked in on each table which is always a nice touch. The bar area had a very talented pianist/singer and you could tell everyone there was having a good time. We will definitely be repeat customers after this amazing meal.

I hate writing negative reviews, and I 'm far from a food critic and don 't know much about food outside of I like the way this tastes , but the way I described this place to my girlfriend as we left is that Vittoria felt like an Olive Garden in disguise (not in a good way) and she totally agreed. I 'm hoping that my experience was just a fluke given how positive everyone else seems to find this place. I want to be clear that the service was great and the atmosphere was nice, but our problem was the food. I took my girlfriend there for Valentine 's Day, and everything just tasted like it was from the frozen aisle at a grocery store. None of it was bad or inedible, but it was so incredibly bland, muted in flavor and soulless, I could easily make way better at home and I have no idea how to cook properly. All of the marinara sauces across the 2 appetizers we got and the entree were really flat and flavorless. I 'm not trying to be hyperbolic, it just really tasted like it was fresh out of a Walmart brand jar with no tweaks done at all. The table bread and olive oil were tasty and fresh, I 'll give them good remarks for that! The Bruschetta tasted and looked like out of box Frozen Texas Toast that you find at the grocery store and then they put the bland sauce on it and some generic mozzarella cheese. The Gnocchi I got was good, but again it was coated with the tasteless marinara. The pasta my girlfriend got for the Clam Linguini tasted a bit stale, overcooked, or maybe like it had been made and was sitting around and waiting to be used (entirely possible given how busy Valentine 's Day is, I get it). The sauce on her dish was okay, but again nothing close to good or great. As soon as we walked out of there, we both laughed cause we hadn 't even discussed how we felt about the meal but we both knew we were unimpressed. And I jokingly apologized for finding the place cause it was a bit of a bummer. You don 't get a home run every time. I 've never been to it or heard of it before this trip, but it looks like it used to be a place called La Scala and that place won a lot of awards. So maybe La Scala was great, but I was extremely underwhelmed by Vittoria. Prices were fair for a nicer meal, 20-30 for most plates, but damn it really felt like I just paid a premium to walk in to Walmart and buy frozen foods. Needless to say I don 't plan to go back. Such a shame, I had high hopes and the staff was super pleasant!