Santini's Italian Cuisine — Restaurant in Aberdeen

Just ordered 5 minutes ago. We spend at least $150 per month at this place. So we asked if we could get a 20 pc. wing, 10 hot and 10 BBQ. I then heard the girl literally arguing with the manager or owner (not sure which), about what we wanted and he in no uncertain terms told her no. Charge it separate. No foul on the girl on the phone, as she was simply trying to do the right thing to get us a good price for a great customer.

We're talking sauce here. You're still cooking the same number of wings regardless. Charge me an extra container if needs be, but charging separate and petty on a long term customer for difference of sauce or container was, in my opinion unprofessional, unproductive, and uncalled for. Arguing over price in front of the customer is even moreso.

The decision has been made in my family that we will no longer frequent your establishment,, as we do not look kindly upon ignorance, especially from management and ownership. I hope you're very happy with that decision you made, whoever you were.

I'll post again once received.

It took over an hour to receive our order. Food was almost cold and had the be reheated. No receipt was furnished upon delivery, trust me I wanted to see it.

Apparently there are discrepancies between Googles menu and Slice's menu. Google advertises $18.99 for 20 wings while Slice says $13.99 for 10. Being a long time customer you would think they'd be understanding of the discrepancy. I still can't get over hearing the person in charge screaming at the poor girl that was simpy relaying a customer question to him. I found it it pretty distasteful and unprofessional. There is definitely room for improvement and I hope this serves as a teachable moment for them

As if the entire experience from start to finish wasn't...

Alright, so there I was, fingers poised over the Slice app, ready to order myself a one-man pizza fiesta from Santini's. But - plot twist - they've got a minimum order policy! "No problemo," I think, already diving into the appetizer section like Scrooge McDuck into his money bin.

My eyes land on the Mozzarella sticks, and I almost choke on my own spit when I see the $10 price tag. I mean, for that price, I could get myself a small yacht, right? But then I remember - this isn't just any pizza joint, this is Santini's.

I tap on those pricey Mozzarella sticks, whispering to myself, "Self, Santini's wouldn't pull a fast one on you." And just like that, I've ordered them - with the same casual coolness of Indiana Jones grabbing his hat from under a closing door.

And when I bit into them? Zing! It was like being smacked in the taste buds by a cheese-filled freight train! These weren't your everyday, 'mom-why'd-you-buy-these?' Mozzarella sticks. These were the Usain Bolts of the cheese stick Olympics - hand-breaded, chock-full of flavor, and THICCCCC enough to make a Kardashian jealous.

They were like a cheesy supernova, detonating in my mouth with more force than my Uncle Tony's garlic breath. They made my taste buds do the Macarena and holler for an encore. Trust me, these aren't just Mozzarella sticks - they're a crunchy, cheesy love letter from Santini's to your flavor-craving soul.

So, in conclusion, get the sticks. Just do it. They aren't your average freezer-burned, school cafeteria rejects. They're the real deal, the big leagues. Trust me, you won't regret it.

Sorry no pictures we...

I decided to try Santini’s in Aberdeen for the first time after smelling the food from the Home Depot parking lot—it definitely had a great aroma that drew me in. Unfortunately, the experience didn’t live up to the expectations.

I ordered pickup through their website while shopping nearby. The Shrimp Scampi description said it came with sautéed jumbo shrimp and diced tomatoes in a spicy marinara over spaghetti. What I received was overcooked shrimp sitting in a pool of butter with barely any seasoning—no marinara, no spice, no tomatoes. (Pictured) The noodles were literally drowning in butter, and it was hard to get through even half of the dish.

I also tried the fettuccine Alfredo, which wasn’t very creamy and lacked flavor. The onion rings and fries were okay but soggy—the bag was basically sweating by the time I picked it up. As for the Caesar salad, it was disappointing. The dressing had barely any taste, the croutons were stale, and it didn’t include any extras like onions, tomatoes, or cucumbers—just lettuce, bland dressing, and stale croutons.

Overall, the food was more expensive than it was worth, and I was left really disappointed. I wanted to give it an honest try, but I won’t...