La Familia Restaurant — Restaurant in Wrentham

Truly a standout dining experience! From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed with genuine warmth and attentiveness, setting the tone for a wonderful evening. The cozy, inviting atmosphere makes it feel like you're dining among family, and the menu is packed with delicious options to please every palate.

The food is phenomenal—fresh, flavorful, and clearly made with care. Their Sorrentino is a must-try: Sautéed in a mushroom white wine, basil, and light marinara, Topped with eggplant, prosciutto and mozzarella. And served over angel hair pasta. The portions are generous, so you’ll never leave hungry!

Service here is top-notch, with staff who are both attentive and friendly, always ensuring you’re enjoying your meal without feeling rushed. It’s clear they care about their customers’ experience.

If you’re looking for excellent Italian-American cuisine in a warm, family-friendly environment, La Familia is the place to go. Whether it’s a casual dinner, a family celebration, or date night, this restaurant truly delivers....

Wanted to like the new kid on the block. However, despite our waiter's best efforts, the food took way too long. We were shuttled into the large family dining room because we had kids, and it had very little lighting and very little ambiance. The food really was nothing better than I could have made on a whim at home. Salmon under seasoned, pasta bland. It was sub par suburban Italian food. To top it off, fried ice cream was clearly fried in advance and came out frozen. Won't be back!

Addendum- star removed for such an unprofessional response. Fried ice cream usually comes out of the frier so it is melty and warm. Try eating at another restaurant. Good luck, you won't be here long with this attitude.

Original response from owner now deleted:

"7 sconses and a huge chandelier and it had “little lighting”? Your fried ice cream was frozen? It should have been melted? Maybe you could come work in the kitchen and help us out being the...

​We stopped in to try this place out and opted for a few appetizers to share. The menu had a nice variety, and the prices seemed very reasonable.

​We ordered the steamed mussels, the eggplant stack, and the homemade Portuguese stuffed quahog. The mussels were good—fresh and served in a classic garlic and wine broth. There are a few options to chose from. The eggplant stack was probably my favorite, with tender eggplant and an okay marinara sauce. It was interesting to see a stuffed quahog on the menu at an Italian restaurant; it was tasty enough, though not a standout version also a little spicy which I personally enjoyed!

​Overall, the experience was perfectly fine. The service was efficient, and the value was good for what we got. Nothing was bad, but nothing really wowed us or made the meal particularly memorable. It's a decent option if you're in the area and looking for a straightforward Italian meal that won't...