Villa Capri Italian Cuisine

The music was too quiet, the lights were too dim. The people behind us used phone flashlights to view the menus, although it didn't bother my party.
The food was overpriced. My husband and I split an entree, had one dinner salad, and couldn't make it out under $30. There was also a credit card surcharge, which wasn't notated anywhere on the menu but was included on our bill (4-5% of total bill).
The food portions were also small for what we'd expected. The $7.5 antipasto salad (see photo) was underwhelming. As a positive note, they made their own tomato sauce for the Ravioli, and that was the stand out point of our experience. However, the $4.5 meatballs were not anything to brag out either as they were smaller than your average cookie dough scooper.
Our service was quick, as they had a big party coming in soon after us. When it came time to pay our bill, we kept getting overlooked, which made our exit about 10 minutes too long.
The breadchunk (as opposed to breadsticks) could use some tweaking, but when they were dipped in a sauce, they excelled.
Overall, it was a cute place to stop while in town, but I wouldn't go out of my way to return.

We ordered cheese bread and lasagna on a cloud, one with meat balls and one with sausage. Both were really good I'd recommend sausage.