Dolce Vita will give you the most truly Italian restaurant experience you will find in the area. The food, the hospitality, and the atmosphere will instantly transport you to Italy. Great food and wine!

The folks at Dolce Vita are nice and the food is fine, but it certainly isn't the best experience in the area. The wait staff barely knew enough english to get by, to the point we simply gave up trying to talk to them and resorted to pointing at the menu to place our orders. Where we were seated was in the far back and we looked straight into the bathroom, which was not really appetizing.

The food itself was under seasoned and uninspired. It was on par if not below the Olive Garden.

The parking issue is enough to make you not want to come, but if they now have valet parking, that should help a little bit. There is not much they can do about the parking I am afraid. Overall, it was fine, but just average.

We first went to this restaurant a year ago. Our friend has been going for years and invited us. This month, we took him out to dinner along with our parents. Be sure to make reservations! It is small (cozy!!) and gets crowded. We had reservations and were seated right away. Everyone enjoyed the meal. I had the ravioli... The pasta was so fresh! Delicious! My son (the picky eater) ate three huge meatballs! That is enough to make us return weekly! The musician plays requests which makes the evening very charming! I highly recommend!

Good food, at a very reasonable price. Good quality/authentic Italian food with prompt and courteous service. Good for a family or friends night out, not necessarily for the romantic - it gets a bit loud (in a good way).

Entrees were from around $18-25 with a nice selection of pasta, meat and fish. If you want something simplier there is a very good pizza menu to choose from. The only thing missing for my tastes was rissoto.