Italianni's

Like all other Italianni's locations, the food and service here are both good and consistent. It may be a bit pricey by CDO standards, but it's definitely worth it. I highly recommend the Sicilian salad and the Spinach Artichoke Dip—both are among my favorites.

The portions of food are quite generous, with wonderful flavors and reasonably priced. The staff is attentive, always smiling, and very polite in serving customers. I highly recommend trying the seafood cioppino pasta dish—it has a nice spiciness and comes with a generous amount of seafood on top.

Although it is overpriced l wanted to have good food with Italian flavor. However the minestrone soup was too hot and it burned all my mouth, it was also too salty that l hardly finished it. After that l had bruschettas which were also too salty, couldn’t finish all. I paid more than 600 pesos for only these two dishes and left dissatisfied. I wouldn’t return. The service was excellent though, thanks to the waitress.

I had pasta with meatballs. The meatballs were the worst I have ever tasted. Could not eat them. The salad was skimpy. My friends shared chicken which they said was great. For the high price I expected better Italian. I don't plan to go back. Ragu sauce would be an improvement. Meat balls after the flavor of Sabaro would help. But maybe they want one time customers.

The quality of the food can be inconsistent; at times it’s perfectly cooked, while other times it lacks seasoning and comes off as bland. The ambiance is pleasant, with no loud and irritating music, though the TV displaying basketball games feels somewhat out of place, as if the bistro is trying to mimic a sports bar. Additionally, this place is quite expensive; a dinner for two can easily cost around P1,000. While that isn’t much for someone treating themselves, it may be a bit steep for the average working person. The portion sizes are generous—so much so that even what they consider a lunch portion (essentially half) could easily feed two people.