Bravo! Cucina Italiana

Bravo! Cucina Italiana Restaurant Reviews:

The best! September 25, 2006 Food Service Atmosphere Cleanliness Overall        Excellent in everyway! This is my favorite restaurant. Excellent wine, food and service. I had cheese ravioli with pesto, and red sauce, very enjoyable! I do love (I believe it's called the pizza bar) in the back of the restaurant where you see the chef's cook the food. Not everyone can sit there, there are only about 6 seats, you get free food to taste and you get to see your pizza being cooked! Other meals can be purchased at the pizza bar although the selection is not a vast as if you were to sit down. I believe Brio and Bravo are the same restaurant both are excellent! Review By: Laury From Macedonia

I love this place June 12, 2006 Food Service Atmosphere Cleanliness Overall        You can read my review for Brio, says it all, I like Bravo so much better. Best soups in town. We eat here more than any other restuarants, and we eat out alot. I had the tilapia with crab yesterday(new on the menu).What I love about this place is you can make substitutions to your entree without any extra charge. Review By: Rose From Avon

June 03, 2005        Just what we need: one more Italian chain restaurant. Seriously. What's not to like about pizza, pasta and all things made with basil? Bravo is part of the Columbus-based chain and gives a playful nod to Italian culture with a boccie ball court, which is more authentic than the Roman-ruin decor. And, for people of Italian heritage - who play boccie and have visited the homeland - the simple court helps get a little emotional buzz going. We've had calamari served with marinara or garlic aņoli; here, they serve the little fried squid with both. Because Mama makes the best sauces, we have to be fair to the kitchen and skip the pastas and wood-fired pizzas in favor of a wood-grilled Gorgonzola filet and the chicken scalloppine Romano. Kids, however, are more interested in the pizza dough (something the kitchen occasionally shares with young guests) than the standard kids' menu at the family-friendly venue. Review By: