Predictably addictive faux-Italian American fare (fried, glutenous, salty, cheesy...) however, not much in the way of healthy Mediterranean style entrees. The free breadsticks are the gimmick that keeps most people coming back. I wonder how much they would save by doing away with the chocolate mints at the end and offering a wider variety of reasonably priced desserts? I feel this restaurant is WAY overpriced per dish, in general. If you choose a very basic entree, the price isn't bad. If one orders spaghetti with a protein, that protein adds about $5 to the dish, making it nearly a $20 item. This is wrong and deceptive.
Good for kids. In fact, I would call this the Red Robin of chain Italian restaurants. Sadly, gone are the days where a family gets dressed up and employs good manners at a restaurant such as this. But that's a societal issue.
Service is either amazing or very amiss depending on location.