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PostPosted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 6:44 pm 
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We went to Amici's this year on August 11, 2011.

WE have been taking annual Summer vacations to MB for the past 20-odd years. For the past few, we have stopped into Amici's to eat. And for the past fwe times we have been disappointed. This year was our last visit. The tale this year follows:

We walked a few feet down the block and saw Amici’s. We had been there a few times before (and after the fact, I was told that we never liked eating there. . .)and decided to go there this evening. Amici’s was busy, so we had to wait a few minutes to be seated. We had a good waiter, who provided good service. The food; however, was another matter. We order the antipasto that looked nice, http://im1.shutterfly.com/media/47a1d60 ... /ry%3D400/ but was obviously prepared much earlier in the day. The cheeses were a tad stale and the lettuce under the meats and cheeses was wilted. It tasted OK, but it would have been better had it been fresher. For the entree, we ordered a large specialty meat pizza. It was the worst restaurant pizza that I have ever had. The crust was OK, but the meats and vegetables were placed on top of a big glob of melted cheese. The sausages appeared to be cooked, but the vegetables were raw and the whole thing was a large soupy mess. It looked like something that was made at home by amateur pizza makers, using the wrong type of cheese. We ate it, but it was very messy and much of the toppings and cheese was scrapped aside. Overall grade was a “C”. The waiter was a solid “B”, the pizza a “D-“. Afterwards, my wife told me that we have never been terribly excited about Amici’s, so I guess that it didn’t really let us down this time. However, based upon this visit, I don’t think we would make a return visit.


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PostPosted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 5:55 pm 
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Location: Kernersville, NC (Physically), Myrtle Beach, SC (Mentally)
Thanks for the review, we have thought about trying it many times, but never have. I take a lot of stock in what other board members say, so I think this place will be scratched from our list.

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PostPosted: Mon Sep 05, 2011 6:42 pm 
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My pleasure!

As I written before, what I wrote is my opinion. Every time we have been to Amici's it has been packed with people. But for many folks, unless they live in or near some larger metroploitan cities, they have no idea what good Italian food is. We have lived in the greater Boston area for many years. Around here, there a lot of Italian food restaurants and there are pizza and sub (submarine sandwich) shops every 1/4 mile. And when it comes to pizza, it's pretty good.

We have really enjoyed Villa Romana in MB. It is authentic Italian food. A tad pricey, but I believe if you go theer before 6 PM, the meals are discounted. Take a look on the MBMB and see what others have said about it.

Bon appetit!

Frank


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