Restaurants that offer Lasagna Alla Romana

Gusto

➤ 430 William Hilton Pkwy, Suite #301 Sea Turtle Marketplace, Hilton Head Island, United States

Beer • Wine • Seafood • Italian

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"We're going in, just both of us, early at 5:30. We ask for a 4 top, because we enjoy ordering several dishes at once and a 2 topper is challenging. The guy dressed in his little cooking outfit, looks in the empty dining room and tells us that the two 4 topper are reserved. Drop our menus at a 2 topper and go away. ignore us. We fought through an overcrowded table, hanging plates above the side. ended our meal and didn't know it. Both 4 funnels still empty!! We love our server, it's great! Eating is also good, just make sure you understand what you want to avoid disappointment."

Gusto

➤ 890 William Hilton PkwySC 29928, Hilton Head Island, United States

Wine • Pizza • Seafood • Italian

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"We loved every single person that took care of us. Really special. The food was beyond good. The negative came about when service was just off. The restaurant was packed and so that may be part of the problem. We ordered the most delicious calamari and Italian sausages to split for an appetizer , a pear salad to split, and then we each had an entree. Waiters brought several dishes to us asking if we ordered this or that , which we had not. We really enjoyed the bread with a wonderful nice sized pour red blend wine. Unfortunately, the wine was warm so we added a couple of ice cubes. It’s just a shame to water down a wine that good. After our wonderful appetizer we received our entrees. We were enjoying those when they tried to bring the salad course. What? No room on the table plus we had just started our entrees. We sent the salad back. We were not charged and would still give Gusto rave reviews. The flavors were outstanding staff were so polite. They just need to fix service. We can’t wait to return"

Due Rose

➤ 1596 Fitzgerald Drive, Pinole, 94803, United States Of America

Mexican • Italian

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"The service is both professional and friendly. Interestingly, the chef and owner, Pedro, along with his wife, are not Italian; they hail from San Salvador. Pedro learned the art of Italian cooking from an Italian chef and eventually took over the kitchen when that chef left. He previously owned Il Fornia in Walnut Creek, which he ran for eight years before seeking a more affordable location, leading him to Pinole. The restaurant is situated in a strip mall that also features a Big 5 Sporting Goods store, a supermarket, and various fast food franchises. To get there, take the Appian Way exit from I-80. Give it a try—you'll love it! Jim."