Osteria di Mare

Nice place and service. The waiter was a little insecure but very nice so it had its kind of charm.
Cocktail is not their thing, but they got some great wine.

Very slow, not sure exactly what was going on, the waitress was fine but the delivery speed on the food was unbelievably slow. When it did show up, it was mostly tasty but it didn't all come out at the same time. Pizza, excellent. Ceasar Salad...really salty, Chicken Picatta...nothing to write home about. Please get this sorted out. This was one of my favorite places to dine.

This true gem is tucked away in a quaint area of Peachtree corners.
My wife and myself were down from highlands and got sidetracked some how. Neither of us had heard of this restaurant before, nor had a reservation, but we walked in anyway.
Its a beautiful, small and extremely quaint. Non assuming interior and the menu was astonishing.
We consider ourselves "foodies" and love to try new places.
The owner, Andrew greeted us and we insisted he sit with us.
We asked him to pick what he likes the most for our meals.
He had the chef prepare an off menu selection for us.
From the salad with gorgonzola to the veal chop and lobster rissoto, we were seriously impressed and this rarely happens.
Between the ambiance and the food, Andrew turned an ordinary night into a magical dining experience.
We will be back. Many times over.

We have been here many times and never ordered something we didn't like, from pasta, pizza, apps and drinks. Calamari is always a hit, I love the fried basil leaves. The Sangria is my go to drink. I hope they will bring back (or make more of) the white wine version, as it is never available when we visit! It used to be so good! Sit outside, order a sangria and principessa, and you are all set!