La Traviata

We attended an event at La Traviata. The event was held upstairs which was not an attractive space.
The group dinner was sorely lacking. Tiny portions of tastless chicken with pasty gravy or fishy salmon.
The worse part of the evening was the NON-​SERVICE.
The bread basket was insufficient for the large table and several people at the table asked for bread. It never came and when asked again, the waiter just turned his back.
After dinner they had set up coffee in an urn. Many people asked for decaf coffee and their requests, as well as my own, were answered by the waiters as a resounding «NO».
No one came around to ask if we wanted any drinks.
All in all it was an extremely unpleasent evening. If this is the attitude of the restaurant, which should have been treating we «locals» well so that we could come back to dine at the restaurant, I can certainly say that we will not be back.

Came here once they are pretty new in business. Their food is good its tradition italian good for family dinner.

New neighborhood restaurant that opened in the former site of Coppola’s. We went with fairly low expectations, but were very pleasantly surprised. The food was delicious (baby beet salad with goat cheese, pasta fagioli, seared salmon, veal parm) and the wait staff was quite helpful. The veggies were crisp and fresh, sauces were tasty, and the seasoning was very good. The waiter brought us a complementary side dish of potato croquettes and fried potato wedges which were both totally worth the calories. Prices were very reasonable. We will certainly go back.