4.8
- 4.8Food
- 4.8Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.7Value
Noise • Moderate
1 - 20 people
1 - 20 people
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4.8
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Yes, Saviano's is a favourite for date nights and anniversaries thanks to its cozy, intimate vibe, live piano music, and many repeat couples visits.
Portions are generous, guests frequently note meals come large enough for take-home boxes or to share.
Yes, Saviano’s is family-friendly: guests regularly bring babies, kids and teens, staff are described as attentive to families, and children often love the complimentary garlic knots.
Casual dress, comfortable, everyday clothes are appropriate; nothing formal is expected.
Saviano’s often fills up, guests report waits and crowded nights, so reservations are recommended; Saturday evenings and busy Fridays (for example, the Friday before Valentine’s Day) have had waits, while the bar or early arrivals can feel noticeably calmer.
Saviano’s feels like a classic, cozy Italian spot with dim lighting and regular live piano, warm and welcoming, though the main dining room can get noisy while the bar area stays a bit more relaxed.
Yes, the Alfieri family expanded their original Long Island pizzeria and later opened a location in North Texas, growing the family business that now operates Saviano’s Italian Kitchen.
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