Note first please that we were a 15 group who called far ahead and got along well with the waitresses.The music was too loud for what strives otherwise to be fine dining...at least in presentation, silverware, menu and plate. A bit pricey but only if you consider that a steak & potato or Italian dinner should come with at least a salad or small side - they don't. Everyone in our party thought the food very good except for the most important part - the bread...it was like some you might buy in the aisle - not even at the Deli - in a grocery store. They didn't forewarn us when we made arrangements for our group which truly wasn't fair to us who had each traveled a few hours to meet. Not a place for groups larger than eight if you want to have a small affair and even then you must make do with a narrow alcove (and the noise) where everyone on one side of the table must squeeze behind others to manuever in and out. The waitresses were nice but mgr. again, didn't forewarn there'd not be enough help to cover properly. They were willing to split checks which can be very helpful when you need that which we all dislike having to do but sometimes do find ourselves in that predicament. It's not easy for handicapped or wheelchairs unless you forewarn them you need that (it seemed to me). Nice indoor & outdoor waiting & drop off areas. Great parking and It was a pretty place. I've only been once and can't comment on Italian sauces, specifically. Would try it first with just a few people for lunch after I checked the menus and prices. Or go during slower hours the first time. I like to give a place more than one chance before reviewing but won't be back that way for a while. Call ahead if you must be certain of anything. Be sure also to let them know your requirements (it's only fair) as it seemed they had wanted to please but didn't have the experience necessary to host groups and should have made a few important things more clear.