Angelina’s Italian Restaurant

Great food! Great service! Great wine! What more can you ask for? We’ve been here twice now and Wow! What a hidden gem. Chicken Marsala was one of the best I’ve had. The red sauce is some of the best.

I was afraid to come here because of the reviews and my parents had come and didn’t like it but I purchased a
so I figured it was worth it to see for myself. It was good! When we showed up there was only a couple people In the lounge and no one in the dining room on a Saturday night so I was nervous but both my husband and I thought the food was good (although the
helped!). Prices are very reasonable — we will be back!

I have been to Angelia’s on many occasions and I always have a great time. They have the best new mozzarella sticks in town, chef and bartender, come out and you will agree.
I come out for musical bingo, it’s a blast on Friday nights.
The owner makes you feel welcome and it is a great place to make new friends.

This place is a huge joke. After a shopping trip at the outlets we decided to come here for dinner. My meal was disgusting and the owner complained because I ate some of the chicken. What was I supposed to do after sitting there for ten minutes without being acknowledged. This place will most definitely go out of business. My food was not what I ordered and they did nothing to compensate me. Not to mention the waitresses are unprofessional and very young and clueless. Stay away! This was by far the worst dinning experience I’ve ever had! Should have known since the place was empty on a Friday at dinner time!

Trust me on this one. If you want real authentic Italian, drive a little bit farther down the road and go to Café Assisi. There’s a reason why they are always packed and Angelina’s parking lot is empty. It is extremely close to my house, but I will not eat there again. I might go if I want a drink, but will not eat their food.

Went for Sunday brunch today and it was awesome. Very cheap too! I hope they get a lot of business and keep the brunch going because me and my friends want to keep going back!

Legit– WORST service I have ever seen in my 31 years of life. It’s really too bad too, because the food is actually very good. (I can at least vouch for the steak tips… yum!) But if you have to chase your bartender down just to order a drink, again to order an app, and a third time to order dinner… and forget your refill. it won’t happen! The bar wasn’t even busy, but she couldn’t seem to get on top of things. Sorry to say– we won’t be back.

We went to Angelina’s on ⁸⁄₂₂ at approx 4:30 pm and there was only 6 customers counting us. Sat in the lounge side, place was clean and quiet. Ordered fried seafood stuffed mushrooms for an appetizer and we both ordered seafood platter for entrée. Stuffed mushrooms were some of the best I’ve had. As for the seafood platters, one thing I noticed was menu listed clams w/​belly, shrimp, scallops and haddock. The plate I got had the smallest clams you can find w/​belly and also calamari which was not listed on menu. The entrees were tasty and cooked just right but took around a half hour from ordering until we got served. I will eat here in the future.

This restaurant is right near my house, and every time I drive by the parking lot is empty, I don’t know how this place stays in business. Terrible food, seems completely unorganized and is a sad excuse for an Italian restaurant.

I usually do not like posting bad reviews bc it’s only someone’s opinion and I don’t like to hate on local business but the food was terrible. I got the veal parm. First off it came with spaghetti and a dollop of sauce. I had to add jarred sauce to spaghetti. The veal was like I was eating a rubber soul.

I just had a 2 day yard sale and did not feel like cooking but wanted to stay local to eat. So chose Angelina’s. We went for dinner w a coupon from a friend. Our oldest daughter had been there before w her new husband and mom and loved it. We went in the lounge side as my bf is disabled and it was closer. It was bright and cheerful inside. People came and greeted us then seated. First table was tippy so moved us to another. We were served beverages. Waited a few then took our orders. My boyfriend had New England fish and chips. I had the fettuccine alfredo w chicken. It was supposed to be shrimp for $ 6 more but i was not in the mood for fish. They were very accommodating about the change. They said it would only be a $ 3.00 charge. They came back w hot rolls and this incredible dipping oil. I would buy some to take home I finished that for sure. Everything is made fresh in house. You can def taste the difference. The fish had 2 lg pcs. Very light batter each pc was at least 8inches long x 1 ½ w., there was steak fries and homemade cole slaw. He had enough 4 2 meals. Next days lunch too. My fettuccine Alfredo had a sauce that reminded me of my Nana’s from Italy. It was thick and creamy stayed right on the noodles, the chicken was grilled and very tender. The portions were very big. I took home the rest of my meal. We had it for dinner on Tuesday. I would go back many times even without a coupon. We are looking forward to going for brunch. We also had a great server his name was Max. He came back many times to refill our beverages. He came by many times to check on everything. He had 2 jobs so we found this incredible. He knew so much of all menu items, liquor selections, brunch variety etc. We feel he is an asset to this establishment.

Went there last night and had the worst restaurant experience ever. Got the chicken, broccoli, penne dinner and it was floating in oil. When confronting the owner, she thought it was my fault for ordering it. $ 2 upcharge because I returned it. Thought I would try to help this place be successful by going there, but the owner is the biggest problem. I bet this place will be out of business in a week or two. Save your money and go to mcdonalds.

This was an unfortunate shot in the dark. We drive by here all the time and decided to try it out one night. It was… disappointing.
Staff was very nice, so that was a good start. Food took a while, but not horrible.
Food quality was… not great. I got a seafood pasta — the fish came out dry on the pasta. Strange. I took a few bites, confused. Then the waitress came out and said the chef had forgotten to add the sauce and then poured it over my plate. It was not good. The sauce was vinegary and not what you would expect with fish and pasta.
My wife got chicken parm or something safe like that — but it wasn’t very good either. Very middle of the road.
All in all we weren’t impressed and probably wont be going back. There’s too many other places around that serve the same food, better.
Prices were good, so that was a plus — but I’d rather pay a bit more for better food.

Very good service and wonderful food. The prices are very reasonable for the portion sizes as well. Beer was cold, which is always a plus, but more importantly it’s a new place and definitely worth stopping in.

We went for a business chat at the breakfast buffet that they have on Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm. The price was crazy low so we were not expecting all that much. What a surprise… there were lots of things to choose from.
The omelet station was manned by chef Michael and he made two giant and superb ones. You get to select exactly what you want to have in it. He also had the carving station which was ham today and it was very tasty.
We started with tea and coffee and fresh fruit. The only negative of the entire meal was that the grapes and strawberries were not that good.
All the other food was great. The bacon was very tasty and the home fries, sausage, pancakes etc. were plentiful and good.
Our waitress Crystal was right on top of our tea and coffee and did an excellent job.
Now…the desserts were fantastic. We tried the chocolate cake, tiramisu, and the carrot cake.
All is all it was an excellent place to meet because it was fairly quiet, however we ate way too much!

Oh no never again… this place is real close to the outlet mall and my wife and I thought we would give it a try. I ordered the Monte Cristo sandwich which should be along the same lines as a Ruben. The sandwich arrived soaked in oil (butter?) and I do mean soaked to the point when I tilted my plate the grease just flowed out of the bread. When I complained the waitress told me «well its not one of our specialities» REALLY, if you do not know how to make it then do not have it on the menu! Instead of offering me something else she just turned and walked away. When I got the bill I expected the sandwich would be removed, but no it was still on the bill despite the fact it was totally intact on my plate. I asked the waitress to remove it and was told the manager would have to do that but he had to make a quick run to the store to pickup some stuff for the kitchen… REALLY…I paid and left, NEVER to return. This location has been the site of several restaurants over the years, all have failed… maybe the ‘spirits’ are trying to tell us something!
Keep away from this place unless you plan on having a gallbladder attack while you eat!

We ordered the fisherman’s platter & a cup of chowder each for take out. I have food allergies so I asked them if they could pack a few things separate. They were very accommodating. I also asked them to hold the coleslaw & tarter sauce in my husbands plate & they offered us double fries & gave him cocktail sauce. The platers had a good amount of food for 22 $. absolutely no complaints there! It was much better than going up Rt.1 a few more miles & paying 37 $ for hit or miss fried clams! The chowder was o.k. I usually like a little more filling (potatoes) in my chowder but that is a preference that not every one has. That being said, it does have a real good flavor & the consistency of the broth, lets say they knocked it out of the park! We will go back! I have to also add that I work a mile or so south of them & my co-​workers order their lunches about once a month from them. This was the first time we had ordered from Angelina’s & it was on their recommendations. oh yah & the phone # is right

I found Angelina’s to be pretty good. The friendly staff and family restaurant vibe was perfect after an afternoon at the Wrentham Outlets. The menu has lots off options including a generous baked stuffed lobster and decent Italian-​American fare. I had the veal parm which was good. The meatballs were awesome. Their sauce is good — it’s not a total palate orgasm, but its definitely the better option in the area. It’s 100x better than say… SbASSo at the outlets. The lobster was fresh and expertly prepared and nicely priced. Overall the experience was great. The place was pretty empty at the time so I hope they build momentum and cultivate a loyal customer base. If you’re at the outlets, drive five minutes up the street to Angelina’s. It’s way better than anything you could possibly get at Ruby DEUCEday’s or Cracker HELLHOLE.

Eric H I Do Not Work For Angelina’s. I eat out a lot and look for certain things in restaurants. I have no problem letting people know when I find a gem, especially close to home. I’ve traveled across this whole country and have eaten at hundreds of restaurants. So I think I have a frame of reference! I’m sorry you didn’t agree. Could you give me a name of some restaurants in the area that are as good or better?
Sharon H.

Went for dinner recently this place is big on the inside and there was only a few people at the bar and people at 1 table in the dining room, so it was pretty much dead. Got the chicken parm, always a good test for a new restaurant. The chicken was not that big but was pretty tasty, pasta was firm and red sauce was bland but still pretty good. Service was just OK bartender was missing for long periods of time and the Bourbon pour was small. Hope they can last in this location it’s only about a mile from the outlets and very few people travel in their direction when leaving the outlets.