Patsy's Pizzeria & Restaurant

This place isn't really a family restaurant...well for kids anyway. Not a real kids menu to speak of. The kids tried the pasta and chicken fingers...didn't finish them. My wife had the chicken parm, simple, but it was really sweet sauce. Tasted canned to us, though I hope it's not. The owner/hostess runs around like a mother hen but in a bossy sort of way, not lovable. My dinner too was forgettable. The best part was the bill. After a really sad, underwhelming dinner, the price was shocking! I thought I might have to sell a kidney to pay the bill. I have to say this was the second time we've tried this place. We ordered carryout pizza and antipasto salad before and were quite pleasantly surprised. Don't go to the restaurant. Order carryout...order only the pizza and antipasto. To walk in the door is a disappointment. more

To all my friends, \r These are tough economic times but we can still afford (once in a while) to eat the best Italian food in the world. No, you don't have to go to Italy, the best is righ there in America. Save yourself a trip to Italia and go to Patsy's in East Longmeadow. I have eaten dinner over 150 times this year alone. Take my word for it, it is the same (if not better) than how I ate in my mother's kitchen. Be good to yourself and eat healthy. Say ""hello"" to Filomena (Patsy's wife) and Patsy or maybe you'll be lucky enough to be served by one of their 4 lovely daughters. Italian family dining awaits you at Patsy's!\r Eat well,\r Dr. Augustus J. Pesce Pros: Food, Service, Friendly Service Cons: Portions are huge! more