Villa Grande Restaurant

I went to a suprise B-day dinner for my daughter on 11-01-2010. I orderd the Veal parmisean dinner with pasta..The meat was dry and hard and the pasta was undercooked.. It was the worst food I have ever had.. I only ate a couple bites..( other people in our family tasted my meal as well) My Mother ordered the mixed pasta entree it was suppose to be lasgne, stuffed shells, ravioli, manicotti.. When it came it was crammed into a small dish.. I asked him if it was the right dinner and he said "yes" it's all in there.. I had more food with my dinner then my Mom's.It was tiny little portions.. The server only came to the table one time to ask if we needed anything and never even offered to fill the coffee up or even warm it up.When he came to bring our checks he asked if we enjoyed our meals. I told him NO! and told him why.. He went to the back for a couple mins. came back and asked if we wanted anything else.. I said no and he then brought our checks.. Not saying a word or even an apoligy

As lazy girl says, I believe its not owned by italians but who cares the food is spectacular Ive been going there since its opening in 1994, and Im well affiliated with the 'family' which are great people..and as for lazy girl she needs to take her obese self back to mcdonalds to eat and get off the couch and walk it out

Its ok. It could be better "Italian food" if it was actually owned by Italians, not Albanians. The resturant is clean,but the cooks not so much! It kinda gives you that awkward feeling because when theyre not busy theyre staring at you!!Kinda creepy.

great service owner and family on site to treat you to an experience