This Italian restuarant looks fairly imposing from the outside, with dark heavy doors that swing open to a hushed waiting area. But once you're inside you'll quickly pick up that this is just a pleasant and easy going restaurant to sit down for a fairly casual lunch. The Italian dishes are all pretty straightforward and reasonably priced.
I sampled the Mongolian chicken pizza, which was sort of unusual sounding but quite harmless. In fact, it sort of tasted like a typical Chines dish such as sesame chicken served on top of a cheese pizza. My father braved the pepperoni pizza like a trouper. Both were served as individual pizzas, but the size was enough for two not so hungry folks.
The real treat was dessert, where I splurged on the cheesecake topped with rum soaked peaches and raspberry sauce. And for some dramatic flair, a large spun sugar ornament floated high above the already frighteningly fatty treat. Dad was kind enough to help me finish it off...