The decor at Via Toscana is better than you wood expect by looking at it's suburban shopping center facade. The menu features several standards and a few creative offerings. The surprisingly extensive wine list has many affordable options and some high-end bottles. We started with the Bruscetta, which was standard, but tasty. For our entrees we tried the Shrimp Piccata with garlic, capers, etc (what you would expect), A Pasta dish that had Clams and Shrimp over linguini (sauce lacked flavor and clams were rubbery) and a Pork Medallions dish in a mushroom brandy sauce served with mashed potatoes and green beans (actually quite good). Our final bill was very reasonable. The service was pretty good. I wouldn't say this was one of the best Italian places in Metro Denver, but considering the value you'll get for your dollar it's worth a visit, especially if you live in the neighborhood.
Pros: Good Value, Decor, Parking
Cons: Inconsistant Dishes
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