Reviews of Gusto
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Worth the trip
This is the place to go when in Little Italy. We have been there several times and have never been disappointed. Having lived in Italy and dined well there, I can honestly say, the food at Gusto is the closest thing to being in Italy as they come.In addition, the staff, the service and the owner are all the best. They care, they pay attention and they want you to have the best dining experience you can have. Well done.
Review by sofia from mentor posted February 25, 2007
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New York City Dining in Cleveland... WOW
My wife and I recently had the pleasure to dine at Gusto's restaurant in Little Italy. This restaurant is on par with the finer Italian restaurants in New York City! Attentive service, fabulous entrees, a superb wine list and desserts to die for made for us a remarkable evening. The ravioli was one of the finest I have had, and if you want to taste how a real cannoli should be, this is the place!This restaurant, for those that have not been to NYC, IS what a true Italian restaurant is. This is a great place, guys, to show your significant other a wonderful evening of fine food the way it is done in the BIG city.
Review by John from Erie, Pa. posted February 08, 2006
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Ultimate Italian Dining experience
If you are looking for a great place to eat Italian food, look no further than Gusto in Little Italy. It's amazing! I had a caprese (tomato & mozzarella) appetizer and a fresh arugula salad with tomatoes, onions and a light lemon dressing. My main entree was a special and it was so good I cannot stop talking about it. It was fettuccini with scampi's in a chive sauce with grated parmesan cheese - so delish! Calamari was ordered at our table, which I don't like, but it came sautéed in a spicy tomato broth which was excellent for dipping bread in. They also have lemon olive oil & parmesan cheese for dipping bread in but you have to ask for it. I didn't have desert but I had a glass of Vermeer on the rocks after dinner. It's similar to bailey's but has a dutch cocoa flavor, a few of those and you'll be feeling fine.
The place is small so I'd recommend reservations on weekends. With great food and a friendly, knowledgeable staff, I'll definitely be returning here often!
Review by Melissa from Parma, OH posted January 19, 2006
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The Best!!!
First of all, I recommend all women to dine at Gusto's. They have a server that speaks with an Italina accent and is so gorgeous he will make you fall off your seat!
Besides that, the tortellini is to die for! I wouldn't normally order tortellini at a restaurant but my brother-in-law had it and it was better than any I have ever had before. The salads are out of this world! The people are so friendly and the service is great! The best dining experience I've had in a long time. My husband and I went with another couple and none of us were disappointed. We will definately be returning to Gusto for more of the same!
Review by Rena Ondak from Cleveland posted August 23, 2005
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