Bravo Cucina Italiana - Homestead

I went to Bravo Italian Kitchen for a work dinner for the first time. The food was okay but it lacked flavor, especially the Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo which only had 4 shrimp and was a bit pricey. The salmon, however, was delicious and well-cooked according to two people in our group. For dessert, we tried the chocolate cake with vanilla ice cream and the Caramel mascarpone cheesecake, which was amazing. Unfortunately, they were out of their popular crème brûlée. The service was good and the atmosphere was nice – it felt like being in Italy. Overall, with a slight improvement in flavor, the restaurant's reviews would definitely go up.

VERY VERY expensive. The food portions weren't satisfying for the price. You get more food at Olive Garden or Eat n Park. There's no way entrees at Bravo should be $18.99 and higher. That price should include a side with it like other restaurants. Either a side salad or an appetizer, then maybe it would be worth it. I stopped eating at Bravo because of the high prices.

Great food, excellent service! Our waitress Bailey was wonderful and our hostess Alia was very friendly and professional. Great ambiance. We'd definitely come back!

Was at the Bravo Italian Kitchen in Robinson Township on Wednesday. I witnessed a little girl not feeling well and ended up getting sick at the table. The bartender rushed over to help the little girl and the two women with her. While they took the girl to the ladies room the bartender went and got the necessary cleaning needs and disinfected the table, chairs, etc, and then welcomed them back with a smile on her face (this wasn't even the bartender's table). I told the bartender how impressed I was with her and she told me that she has a little sister and she won't want the girl to feel bad. Oh, the bartender also gave her a fan and the little girl just loved it and she was now smiling and playing with the fan. Thank you Jacey for being such a caring person. Food was also very good, love their summer lunch menu.

The food at this restaurant was fantastic, even better than Olive Garden. However, Olive Garden does have better soup. The atmosphere was great, but it was quite expensive at $30 for chicken parm. Despite the cost, it was delicious and both my son and daughter loved it. As a visitor from Los Angeles, this was my first time trying this restaurant and I was amazed. I will definitely return when I am back in Pittsburgh. The area is amazing and I am staying at the Courtyard nearby. I have already been to the restaurant three times in my first three days here and I love it 100%. There was a bit of a mishap when there was a snail found in my wife's salad, which was disturbing, but the salad was still really good. The dressing was particularly delicious. We first went to Sand Castle with the kids and then came here for lunch today and plan to go back again tomorrow. All in all, I can't wait for my next visit to Pittsburgh.