Nonna Lisa's Italian Restaurant

Neat decor, great food!
Despite them closing for the season in less than a week, they were still fast & friendly, with only a couple of menu items unavailable. Had the seafood on pasta dish (can't remember name) and it was excellent, perfectly done pasta & seafood, and not skimpy on either. The breadsticks may be habit forming. Also really enjoyed the Italian sparkling beverage. Will definitely come back again

Despite the tacky decor, the heavy furniture, and the tourist trap prices, Nonna Lisa's food is legitimately delicious. While I'm unqualified to discuss the authenticity of the of the Italian food, I can at least say that I enjoyed all of the meals that I ate while there. I would especially recommend getting an order of their fried bread sticks, which taste more like a savory donut than an Italian bread.

If you're looking for a filling and delicious western take on Italian food, you can find yourself more than satisfied here.

Our waiter, David Hall, was an absolutely amazing service professional. Very attentive and kind, told us the whole history of the incredible building and architecture and decor complete with pictures demonstrating the history too! The food itself was so good! And with generous portion sizes! Definitely worth the price which truly isn’t too expensive for great Italian. I appreciated the gluten-free options for my grandmother as well (most Italian does not have this at all).