Palazzo Di Bocce

Good: Nothing. Very disappointing, atmosphere is nice & idea of indoor bocce is unique, but if you're looking for a good meal go elsewhere.. Bad: POOOOR & SLOOOOOW SERVICE. Our order was not large or difficult though several tables seated after us & served by the same server were finished eating & left before we got our food. Food was mix of overcooked, cold filet mignon, & bland pasta, kids meals were sent out prior to adult meals 15 minutes apart. Took 3 seperate occasions w/ server to get manager to come to oyr table & she did even seem to care that we upset or what was wrong.... Improvements: Faster & BETTER customer service & food actually worth the price; FYI flavor, doneness & temp do matter for $16-25 meals. Quit being so pretenious, your food WASN'T all of that, would have preferred $4 culver snack pack.. Other: 2 hours, $75 later after 25% off & 2 meals comped...we will be returning to the Olive Garden even though Foodie I am at least my family & I will know what 2 expect & will be in & out under an hour.. more

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to enjoy a few hours of play at Palazzo Di Bocce in Orion Township, as well as a very good lunch! My work had an outing here (in which they paid), so I'm not sure how pricey this is, but I was overwhelmed by the beauty of this establishment. They aren't far from the Palace of Auburn Hills (maybe a mile north on US24), so they are quite convenient to the northern suburbs. After a short introductory lesson from one of the on-site pros, we greatly enjoyed a few games of Bocce on their immaculate courts. It's much more challenging on the clay courts than it is on grass, so go lightly on the tosses. Lunch was wonderful too--very authentic and tasty! I highly recommend the bruschetta, Insalata di Angelo, Lasagna, and Canolis! Yum! more