So the review below(designated as First visit to graziella's) was my first time going there. I have to say my second time wasn't as great (exceptionally loud, and not once did our waitress ask if I wanted my water refilled or asked how our meal was--and the restaurant was LESS THAN HALF FULL!) \r
1ST TRIP: Having grown up in a home where everything was homemade, I'm hard to please, however Graziella's was more than wonderful! We walked in the door and were greeted and seated immediately. Their pizza was a little thin for my liking, (had to fold it in half to pick it up and eat it otherwise it'd flop, and the sauce could've used a little salt (and I'm not big on salt!) however we had the arugula and parmesan pizza and I adored how fresh and healthy it was-- the thick shavings of parmesan made it all worth while, too. The wine, per glass is a decent price ($5-$8). Near the end of the meal (we split a large pizza $20).. that's 10 slices.. we had one piece sitting on our tray; the owner's son came over and said he didn't want to see it go to waste, so he cut it in half and made us eat! hahahah--VERY nice guy. We were sort of full, but I had my mind set on the tirmisu which they make fresh everyday. and for $5 my friend and I each got a piece--the pieces were so huge we could've shared one!! Definitely worth it though--it was the lightest smoothest best tiramisu I've had outside of a family gathering. The whole restaurant was a little loud and seating was a LITTLE close for my liking, but service was attentive, which more than made up for it. I accidentally dropped my fork and one of the waiter's came rushing over and politely gave me a new one, plus they give you the petite mints with your bill. I'll definitely be back\r
3RD Trip: Had some really wonderful shrimp bisque and pasta with artichokes. Light yet filling, a lovely waitress, and the best tiramisu, as I've said before. The owner ALWAYS ALWAYS thanks us for coming!!
Pros: tiramisu, cute wait staff, yummy pannini!! perfect pasta, ample wine selection
Cons: pizza was a little too thin and a little bland
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