Villa D'este

My wife and I have been at this fine Italian-style restaurant a number of times and have yet to be disappointed. We hope that the place remains as is, and not go thru a "Herb Cain style" Renaissance. The interior decorations remind me of what fine restaurants should look like during prohibition, and one expects flopper girls to come in from the street wearing 30's dresses. The tables are well set and is both cozy and partitioned, real cutlery and table cloths, no plastic or paper mats, The service is excellent, luck has no seat at this place, being family owned, you could be served by one of the young members of the family, who incidently speak several languages: English, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and perhaps one or two other. You are not going to be overwhelmed , neither by the prices (50-60 dollars for a couple), nor by the food. I am yet to find an entree that would challenge me not to finish,antipasto, soup, bread, entree etc.. simply DELICIOUS ;