Giuseppe's Italian Grill Crestway

Overall the food was good. Just make sure you check your order before you leave. Seems like they were rushing to get customers out. When I first arrived they only handed me one of the two pizzas I ordered because they forgot to make the second one. Once I received the second one, they initially forgot to provide me with my sides of ranch. Upon arrival home, I observed there was no pepperoni on one of my pizzas I requested. Normally wouldn’t be a big deal except for the fact that each topping is $2.50 each. Wasn’t worth the hassle of driving 40 minutes round trip get it corrected. For what I did get though, the food was fresh and flavorful.
Just need to work on the order process and customer service aspect when someone is paying $50 for 2 pizzas.

We did takeout for dinner from here a few weeks ago. We ordered Fettuccine Alfredo with black olives, mushrooms and bacon and the Baked Ziti. The food was just okay. It lacked seasoning. We may return again and dine in to see if there’s a difference in taste. The side green salad was pretty good.

I've lived here my entire life, and this location used to be a Korean restaurant. There's still a distinctive smell from the last restaurant that was here a decade ago. It's not a bad smell, just incredibly nostalgic.

The staff appeared to actually be Italian, which was cool, although I couldn't completely understand the man taking our orders.

Nonetheless,

Fettuccine Alfredo: Very nice silky texture, good portion, however, lacked seasoning. Could have easily used some salt or black pepper to make it perfect.

Shrimp Ravioli: Visually unappealing with messy sauce presentation, but decent taste. Overpriced.

The Trio (lasagna): Decent, good portion.

Mozzarella Sticks (Appetizer): This one was absolutely ridiculous. Six sticks for $10.99. Yes, you read that right. I can get better ones at Sonic for $5... that was just wow.

Bread Rolls: those were great, probably our favorite item collectively.

Salad: seemed like they got it straight out of an H-E-B bag. It was eh. The ranch (to me) smelled bad.

All in all, it was cool to try something new here in Windcrest, but I wasn't impressed. Some items on the menu are way overpriced, and the quality doesn't match. If you want some good Italian food, I recommend Purple Garlic on 281/San Pedro.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Giuseppe’s is really fantastic.

Many many menu choices to choose from, the four our party had tonight were exceptional.

Great wild field salad with homemade dressings, then came the meals… delivered quick and hot with the restaurant being busy.

The meals were fantastic in flavors.
Chicken Parmesan, Chicken Alfredo (a wonderful light Alfredo), Lobster/Shrimp Ravioli and Crabmeat Ravioli..,

Family owned and family operated. It makes a difference.

Next to try… Pizza and lunchtime sandwiches

Our waiter AJ was amazing. The food was 10/10. It was the best cheese ravioli I have ever had. The marinara was so delicious. The atmosphere was warm. I can’t wait to come again.