PARM — Restaurant in Oshkosh

The food was excellent but the service was off. They could have done better and the mistakes were along the lines of mindfulness. Basic stuff. We were a party of four. We ordered meatball as an appetizers. Four people - three meatballs? No adjustment was made or offered. Basic. Appetizer plates. Top plate had the BIGGEST chip. As big as the tip of your thumb big. It was obvious - painfully obvious. Don't offer guests chip plates. Water. The first pour of water when we sat down. No offer for refill or switching out bottle of water. We had to wave the server in to request water roughly 30 minutes in.

The food was excellent. The wine was excellent. The service was bad enough that the person who recommended that spot was embarassed by it. We are...

There is a lot to offer on the menu and selections of wine. We had a big group and our waitress did a really good job keeping up. The atmosphere is okay, a bit generic, which might be misleading as the food is really good.

Updated review: I would consider this primarily Italian I’ve been a couple of times and one night the restaurant was lit up and lots of groups & fun. Another night it was almost empty, with low lighting and a date night vibe including candles on the table.

I had the lasagna. The portion was just perfect and it was delicious. I would say the menu isn’t huge so check it before you go to make sure there’s something you like as they have pasta dishes but seem mainly geared towards pizza.

A fun little place...

I’ve ordered curbside pizza from Parm four times, spending between $34 and $45 and leaving between $6 and $7 tips each time.

The first time was smooth. The second time, a staff member initially asked me to come inside, but after I explained I was in pajamas, she kindly brought it out. The third time was no issue.

The fourth time, the guy that answered told me they don’t offer curbside pickup, even though it’s clearly listed on their website and my receipt. He said he couldn’t remove it from the site but that I should know for the future. I’m just surprised $7 isn’t enough for walking two small pizzas out 15 feet to my car in decent weather. If curbside is advertised, it shouldn’t be a hassle...