Angelina’s II

The restaurant has been permanently closed and the site is being renovated for a real estate office.

Went for lunch. Not a person I could see byy party. We seated ourselves BC no staff around. Food was pretty good. Only complaint was service, I guess they were all late or setting up or prepping but we shouldn’t have to walk to the bar to place out orders three times

Very nice atmosphere. Very good service. Excellent complementary plate of meats & cheese & bruschetta brought out before the meal. Nice, but a little pricy.

Never had a bad meal here. Specials are always awesome. Family run and they care is pricey but you get what you pay for. Is it perfect no but it’s fine dining if you don’t see what you just ask and they will make it.

Wow, we went there a few days ago with a client at lunch, and the food reminded me of my grandmas cooking. I had the BEST chicken parm I’ve ever tasted!

Very nice place, but a bit weird that it used to be a house before converted into a restaurant.
Very delicious food.

We have been going to Angelina’s with our Rotary club for several months. I’ve lived in the area for years and never had a chance to savor their food. And savor I have. The service is upbeat and the food is delicious. As a result, I take out dinners! Try the veal. Like buttah.

I liked this place. Nice fish and veal dishes– the waiters will give you a different «side» dish as you wish. The house wine was of good quality as were the espresso, the tiramisu and cheesecake. I look forward to going back.

It’s super pricey, not sure about the food.
The antipasto plate is kind of bland, it all seemed canned. The rolls on the table are room temperature. I had the onion soup (Italian style) and the mozz just didn’t melt as well as Gruyère (I know what was I thinking, ordering *French* onion soup in an Italian restaurant). But the thing that really killed me was that the most expensive dish on the regular menu (the lobster fra diavolo, ** $ 38 **) had terrible lobster (overcooked, borderline not fresh) and mediocre clams and mussels (overcooked, previously frozen for too long). The only good protein on that dish were the two slightly overcooked shrimp, which leads me to think that I should have had the shrimp scampi instead (which was $ 6 less), with the spicy red sauce that they use for the lobster fra diavolo.
The real kicker was that it’s not family friendly. The first high chair we got was literally falling apart (the screws were coming out of the legs) and the second was only a little better. There’s no changing table in the very large women’s restroom. We had to use a chest freezer in one of the storage rooms on the second floor.

Love this restaurant! Every time I go I always have a great experience! The service is excellent! The food is superb! I love the feeling that I’m never rushed no matter how busy they are. When you sit you are not given a menu right away, they allow you to relax and have a drink first. If you have not been to this restaurant, you need to try it you will not be disappointed!

Cute place with nice Italian cooking. Haven’t been back in a while. Once ordered a pork chop that came out rare! and was recooked and still not right… just a bit too careless with pork for me, so would stick to other items.
The atmosphere in here is nice, relaxed, and the food is good. They have a good menu and real cooks that cook with flavor… .
I’m sure I would go back. and keep it more basic… it was good overall…

Every night I see a packed parking lot so I figured this place must be good. Friends recommended the Angelina’s in east Norwich saying it was much better but crowd more «bougey». One friend highly recommended Angelina’s 2 Syosset. It was in a word
mediocre. Just alright and ok. Service totally amateurish. The whole setting in a house is odd and not really charming. And if you sit upstairs it’s just plain awkward. Its a forgotten land. It took 20 minutes to get a wine list! Nobody took a drink order for at least 10 mins. When our bottle of wine finally came the guy just left it on the table! Were we to open it ourselves? The staff is a joke. Now the food, be it tasty, is served in gigantic portions. Be aware. If you order an appetizer you will not be able to eat dinner ! Even a ½ order pasta appetizer is enough for any normal person as a dinner. Desserts were good.

Feels like you are sitting in your own dinning room. It is small but very big on flavor! Try the Cesar Salad paired with any great Italian dish. Great for a date or family night out! Not a place for young kids — its small and not meant for kids!

When we arrived it was completely busy, I believe we got the last available table. The staff was courteous and welcoming, even with being so busy. The food was delicious, will definitely be returning. Already recommended to others and I just got home from there!