Anzio's Italian Restaurant

Mehvolous

We went to lunch with our Pastor, his wife and one of their daughters after service. This is their favorite restaurant. I love Italian food, so my hubby and I were thrilled to try Anzios. The waitress (Haley) was excellent. The food was outstanding. It wasn’t crowded and it was quiet inside. We didn’t have to wait for a table. It’s wheelchair friendly. The parking lot is small, but there were several handicap parking spaces available in front.

This was recommended by an employee of the Brass Armadillo. I'm happy that I went. Great cozy atmosphere, great, efficiency service, my order was accurate and the food overpasses the value. Went there with my 81 year old mother visiting from FL and she and I enjoyed lunch very much. Great value for your money! Don't think about, Just go!

Our first time eating at Arzios Italian Restaurant was 2/14/25. It will definitely become a place we frequent often! We were there for an early dinner on Valentine's Day around 4:30 p.m. They were already extremely busy. We had a choice of waiting 30 minutes for a table or to sit at the bar. We went with the bar and we were not disappointed. We had the Tuscan pasta with shrimp & the combination Italian plate. We both had the Caesar salad. It came with the most delicious Italian garlic bread. Both meals were outstanding! We had two glasses of Chianti red wine. The atmosphere, staff, and food were all exemplary! We highly recommend this gem of a restaurant!

Decided to try this place while in town and went by the reviews. This was an average restaurant attempting to serve below average Italian style food. The food was edible but simply not great- I had the Shrimp Alfredo and it was way overcooked. It looked like buttered noodles with reheated/boiled shrimp, on a very old beat up plate. My daughter had the chicken Alfredo and hers was the same, overcooked chicken and noodles. The Caesar salad was lettuce on a plate with a little shaved Parmesan, croutons and a little cup of kraft Caesar dressing on the plate. Looked cafeteria style. The wine selection was so weak, I didn’t even order anything for the meal. The service was only average, and the atmosphere was clean but a little stereotypical "Italian" decor. This may be the best option for Italian in this town, but a little disappointing for someone who loves true Italian cuisine.

The food was delicious. We started with Toasted Cheese Ravioli. It was nicely breaded and crispy served with red sauce. Nice start to our dinner. I ordered Parmigiana (eggplant), which came with spaghetti on the side with a house salad. My husband had the Tuscan Pasta with chicken, which also had a side salad. We rounded out the meal with garlic bread. The wait staff was lovely and attentive. Our water glasses were quickly refilled, and food came out hot and in a timely fashion. There is no room for dessert. We took home leftovers that were as good the next day.

Excellent customer service n professional! The first time we ate here we were impressed with the flavors and quality.