Couldn't wait to have dinner at Guiseppe's as friends said it was one of the better Italian places- not the night we were there. Had reserved a table for 3 for an anniversary dinner and everything we had originally wanted to order was not available- and this was at 7 pm! The service was almost nonexistant. We waited for abut... More

We had a great experience. Called for reservations and mentioned it was my wife's birthday. They brought her a piece of cake w/ candle after our meal. Pork carbonara was as good as some of the carbonara we had in Italy last year!!

Last night, after a movie, we decided to stop at Guiseppe's for dinner. We arrived about 6:15 pm on a Saturday and were seated within five minutes. Twenty minutes later, there wasn't a seat in the house. For good reason. The food is great, the prices are right and the service is as good as it gets. We started with... More

This was our second time at this popular dining spot, located in a strip center. I have no idea about the inside, as we love to eat on the patio (heaters were welcome!) Chosen entrees ranged from a delightful chicken parm to a couple of different sausage and pepper dishes, and eggplant parm. Everything was done to perfection, save for... More

The food at Guiseppe's is good -- not great, but above average. If you want great Italian food, there's always Vivace's at twice the price. It's a particular value if you like wine with your dinner. You can have a decent bottle of wine for $15-20 and a pretty good one for $20-$30. Not the insane markups you find at... More

This was our first visit and chosen by friends. Wonderful service and generous portions. Definitely want to eat there again.

This is a very average Italian restaurant. Nothing bad, but the reviews made this same like the best Italian in Tucson. The night I went the crowd was quite old, and a lot of older people prefer bland food. And that is what you get here, bland Italian food - no surprises. Your favorite dishes from the frozen food section... More

Frankly, there aren't a lot of great Italian places in Tucson. If you've ever been to the east coast and ate at a real Italian place, then almost everything west of the Mississippi is disappointing. However Guiseppe's is the exception to that rule. It's freshly prepared and authentic Italian. It's focuses more on Northern Italian, so if you're looking for... More

I was really anxious to try Guiseppe's when I visited Tucson in Sept. Especially since I heard it was ran by the Scordato family. I was not very impressed with the food. The atmosphere was very warm and cozy, but the food was just average. The canneloni I ordered was mostly cheese and way too salty/rich - it may be... More