Giovannis

Midweek visits tend to be the most relaxed, reviewers recommend coming midweek, and one guest noted the patio was quiet on a Monday.

Giovanni's portions are generous, diners often say entrees (for example veal and eggplant parmesan) are large enough that they took plenty home.

Giovanni’s is at its calmest midweek, many guests suggest visiting on a weekday (Monday or other midweek evenings) for a quieter meal; weekends and holidays like New Year’s Eve tend to be much busier.

Yes, Giovanni's is a classic choice for date night, with an elegant dining room, attentive service, and many guests celebrating anniversaries there.

Yes, Giovanni’s offers outdoor seating: guests describe dining on a covered patio and enjoying meals outside on the patio or deck.

Yes, Giovanni’s welcomes families: reviewers describe dining with children (young kids enjoying simple pasta) and praise a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, including family meals in private dining.

Giovanni’s has an elegant main dining room, the Picasso Room (a private room seating up to 30), casual lounge and bar areas, and an outdoor patio.

Giovanni’s feels elegant and classic, the recently refreshed dining rooms and the Picasso Room (wood paneling, fireplace and French doors) pair with warm, attentive service to create a polished, welcoming experience.