We haven't been to a Olive Garden for a while. They had many pasta dishes but I decided to try a new fish stew on the menu which was good (a bit spicy for me but good tasting overall). Hubby enjoyed the salad & hot bread and his main entrée. Price ~$35 w/o alcohol reasonably priced.

Again, you always can count on the OG for a good meal. No crazy variations, good portions and good prices.

First of all, the wine. Although it was only a table wine, I ordered a Chianti Classico Rese(i?)rva (Gabbiano, I think) and I feel that entitles me to at least a half-decent glass of wine. It was not to be. That was the second worst wine I've ever tasted! Fortunately, the rest of the meal was up to the usual... More

I have eaten at the restaurant often. If you have been to any Olive Garden, then you know what to expect. The service at this restaurant has always been good. My only issue occurred when my Caesar Salad ordered Gluten Free with grilled chicken came with chicken that was crunchy on the outside and tasted as if it had been... More

wonderful food selection, love soup,salad and bread specials, nice atmosphere and fair pricing. large portions are nice.

we ordered the endless pasta bowl with an endless salad and endless breadsticks......also ordered a nice bottle of wine...dinner for 2 for $50...great food and service

My family enjoys having family dinner at the Olive Garden. The service is excellent and the food is cooked to order. We are vegetarians and find it easy to alter the menu to meet our dietary requirements. The staff is very attentive to our needs. WE CERTAINLY FEEL LIKE FAMILY WHEN AT THIS RESTAURANT

I find their service to be very good, the food to be excellent and the prices are great for the amount of food you are served. I very much enjoy the soup and salad and had a difficult time ordering form the menu. When I do order from the menu I have to take home a meal for later. They... More

Olive Garden is a great chain, because it has high standards for the best quality food. Menu specials change regularly enough that you don't get bored. Who can resist those endless breadsticks?