Three Guys — Restaurant in Kenilworth

Unfortunately, it was our first and last time here. Every other review here that states about rude wait staff, is sadly 100% accurate.

We were asked to move to a different table because of the large party behind us but then no more than 5 minutes later, a couple was sat at that exact table who appeared to be “regulars.”

You are NOT allowed to order a personal pizza or a slice for dinner, it was a hard no. They don’t want to please their customers in any way shape or form. Period. The “regulars” seem to get treated like gold, what a shame.

You also cannot order a sandwich for dinner, another hard no. Husband want chicken cutlet broccoli rabe. A shame a non chain restaurant truly do not care to have happy repeat customers. We won’t return nor will we recommend.

No options for salad dressing so if you choose to come to this establishment, bring your own.

The steep prices do not reflect the quality of food presented.

It’s also cash only. Really poor firsf (and last) experience and couldn’t agree more with the rest of the...

Nestled away on a quiet street, this unassuming Italian restaurant delivers an unforgettable dining experience. Despite its modest appearance, the food here is exceptional. We shared a variety of dishes, each bursting with flavor and authenticity. The service was impeccable, adding to the overall enjoyment. Don't miss the fresh hot bread and antipasto salad. Portions were generous, allowing us to bring some home for later. For a genuine taste of Italy, this hidden gem is a must-visit.

Side Note: It's worth mentioning that this charming establishment operates on a cash-only basis, with no option for credit card payments. However, fear not if you find yourself short on cash, as they conveniently provide an ATM machine onsite for your...

Three guys is the local dinner spot for Kenilworth and the surrounding towns for years. The restaurant is small and the decor is from the 80s but none of that matters. It's a family atmosphere that brings you back to when your parents took you out to dinner after a little league game on a Friday night. Their Pasta Fagioli may be the best in the area and always come out piping hot. The Chicken Marsala is the best around with tender mushrooms and enough chicken for leftovers. The staff is so nice and it's BYOB which puts everyone in a great mood as bottles open at every table. This is not an upscale restaurant so don't go there with that in mind. It's a nice neighborhood relaxing...