We picked Don Vito's based on TripAdvisor reviews and couldn't have been more delighted. The owner greeted us at the door and directed us to take our pick for the best seat in the house. It wasn't long before he brought us a basket of piping hot bread for us to enjoy. Everyone was friendly and it turned out that our waitress was his daughter-in-law. She was very attentive, keeping us well supplied with water and coffee, and checking in several times to make sure we were enjoying dinner. You sure won't get that type of service at the typical restaurant chains. The house salad was a simple blend of romaine lettuce with diced tomatoes and cucumber mixed in which was pretty bland. But then again it was only a dollar. They had just run out of clam chowder, so if we had been just a little earlier I wouldn't have opted for the salad and this might have been a 5 star review. And the rest of our meal made up for that disappointing start. The golden brown calzone, which was huge and chock full of sausage and mushrooms, was oozing cheese and served with a side of sauce. The shrimp and calimari with penne pasta was a generous portion on a platter overflowing with large gulf shrimp and calimari in every bite. All in all a tasty home made meal featuring fresh ingredients. The restaurant was visually appealing and offered a very cozy family atmosphere. My one complaint was the edges of the sheets of glass protecting the table cloth had not been sanded and the sharp edge dug into my arms. But it did promote good manners, prompting me to sit up straight and keep my elbows off the table. Personally, I appreciated the well behaved, albeit doted on grandchildren, and thought it was refreshing to have multiple generations under one roof. It has been a long time since I felt more appreciated by an establishment. The prices were very reasonable and the huge portions made it an even better value. We will be back in the future for another home made family dinner.