Brickolini’s Pizza & Pasta — Restaurant in Town of Goshen

Cruel and unusual.

My family and I went here to eat. To feed five people. It cost well over $100. Even in this inflationary environment, that is ridiculous considering the quality of the food itself.

On top of that, we weren't interested in soda given it was over 90° outside. We just wanted plain tap water. I understand the business needs to make a profit and I would not mind paying for water. But to charge $35 for five people to get water with their meal. Bringing the meal priced to $135 is insane.

You want just plain water, they give you triangular disposable cups that cannot be set down on a table and still hold said beverage.

Lastly, there is no bathroom on the premises. You have to leave the restaurant and use one of the park bathrooms if you need to use the restroom and/or wash your hands.

Plenty of other better options both inside and outside of the park.

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