Pronto Cucinino - Houston

This place was recommended to me today by a worker. I told her I wanted an salate and she said they were really good and fresh. she didn't lie! I ordered the Mediterranean chicken salad and man, it was delicious! spring mix, tomaten, lots of huh, kalmata oliven, pesto, green wobbles, and a vinaiigrette . it was so delicious and the price was quite good for such an elevated salate! oh, it also came with a warm garlic leach that was brilliant. the staff was super friendly and the place was really clean and fresh. I will definitely come back and try their other articles!

For years we have been here for lunch and dinner and it is comfortable in a pinch. everything I have tried was delicious and fresh, but I can't say that any particular offer stands out as my favorite in htown. I enjoyed the crispy salate today, especially the light dressur and the butter roll was delish, but the added huh was bland...not what I expected for a rotisserie compound. my friend enjoyed her pizza and salat and we both agreed that the price was fair for the portions and preparation.

Okay if they have a fast Italian fix, but we felt that the prices were high given the quality and size of the portions. the aromen were not very powerful, but eating is quickly cooked as soon as they order, so it is fresh. the service is good and fast when they have enough server and chefs available.

I decided to stop at last and try this place after I decided that I wanted Italian cuisine, but wanted to try out a completely new restaurant. I had ordered the chicken parmigiana with alfredo and pizza place then the cookies and cream purple. the plate was blanching like the gelato. Unfortunately, the appetizer, the pizza was comparable to a frozen microwave pizza. However, the service and the environment was completely peaceful and very polite. definitiw a place to get a snack or coffee and chill or an intimate conversation with someone!

Tbh, not as good as I thought it could be. Went during happy hour and no one mentioned half priced bottles of wine, strike one. Asked waiter about a sorbet I saw, he was in training and told me to ask another staff member, foul ball. Pizza needed to be cooked a bit longer, crust was soft. And not the best lasagna in town by far, it was a bit dry. The ravioli soup was nice but a little bland but my favorite thing of the foods I purchased. The prosecco cocktails were tiny for $7 a piece. Not what I would expect for a meal that cost me $51 that I had to pay up front. I hate having to pay up front and see the staff look upset when I dont automatically tip for food and service i have not received yet. I really dont see me coming back.