Pizzeria Sofia (rosemere)

I had a fantastic experience dining at Pizzeria Sofia. The atmosphere was lively and vibrant! The restaurant is large and stunning, featuring high ceilings. The service was exceptional; our server, Catherine, was attentive, caring, and incredibly helpful. The place was bustling with customers, yet our food arrived promptly and was absolutely delicious. We enjoyed wine, lime oysters, pasta (Mac and cheese and pancetta carbonara), and cannoli. While the prices are on the higher side, the quality of the food and service is outstanding. Overall, we had an amazing time and I would recommend it without hesitation!

The Caesar salad is similar to the one from Mario's Manila, featuring plenty of Parmesan slices, making it a satisfying meal on its own.

Average at best. Good portions yes but expensive and your not getting anything remarkable. 32$ salmon tartare need a complete reflavoring . Mushroom pizza wasn't bad buy nothing spectacular either. We had to pay for the complementary (supposed) room temperature water. End up with 172$ for 2 adult , 2 kids . No alcohol and no dessert ordered. Gave 3 stars because the service was very good and our waitress professional and attentive to our requests.

Be warned parking on a Saturday night took me well 30 minutes and there 's literally no parking available on the streets. Many of us migrated around the parking lot looking for a place to park our car! Sofia has other locations and is one of those modern resto, with a beautiful aesthetic that is very popular to younger patrons. Do note it will be VERY loud so expect to speak loudly in turn, so don 't expect this to be a place for an intimate or romantic setting. Food-wise I went with the calzone or at least some kind of variant of what you 'd expect a calzone to actually be. I 'm used to those big fat greasy sexy beasts filled with the goods but I guess this gourmet version is what to be expected here. Tasted alright but quite underwhelming given the price-tag. Wouldn 't recommend. For dessert I went with the lime pie expecting to be disappointed but I was totally wrong! This lime pie knocked my socks off. It was simply one of the best slices of pie I 've eaten outside of Key West. Totally would go back just because of this. Simply fab. Service was a little slow but understandable as the place was rocking. Overall, a decent experience. I 'd go with another main for sure but that key lime pie still calls to me in my dreams.

Another place that's been on my list for a while and I finally got to cross it off. I had to plan a date and decided that this spot would work since it's a cute restaurant and definitely has that romantic vibe. When you walk in you can see that the restaurant isn't that big so things are defiantly cozy. The kitchen is big and is an open concept so you can see everything. The decor is very italian pizzeria style as well. To eat we started with the fried calamari which were fantastic the dipping sauce was different from what I I've had before they use some type of Dijon mix and honestly it really works. For my main I got the parpadelle and my date got the calzone. Both dishes were fantastic and had a pretty authentic taste, my Nona would even approve. However with the entree already devoured we had a hard time finishing our mains anD as bad as I wanted dessert I just had no more room left. But I will be coming back to try them cause they looked to die for. I recommend common there and having a taste of as many things on the menu as possible because it's that good! The only down side is if you plan on coming on a busy night finding parking is a nightmare !