I was originally told my order (large gourmet pizza that I was picking up myself) would take 45 minutes. When I got there they hadn't even put it in the oven. I went back 15 minutes later, waited another 5, and was given my "order." I was charged $20 for something that was supposed to be around $12 or $13, according to their take-out menu. When I got home I found my pizza was a plain cheese pie. Are you kidding me?!? The final insult is that this thing doesn't even taste good. Never again this crapshack!

Spoto's is a great dinning experiance if you want a romantic dinner with your wife or a wonderful time with your friends and family. The portions were big, the food was wonderful, and the service was impeccable. The staff and the owner Peter paid great attention to detail in thier service. Staff was very friendly and we were never rushed. A very relaxing and wonderful atmosphere.

I went here the other day with my wife and we both were extremely impressed! This place is an absolute hidden gem. The food and atmosphere were incredible and so was the great wine list. This place will definitley be seeing more of my wife and I....

If you are looking for excellent , Italian food this is a sure bet. Spoto's distinguishes itself from the other Italian restaurants in town by creating a friendly and enjoyable environment. The menu offers more than traditional options with big portions and at a great value. Not to mention, as an Italian myselt, it tastes no different than homemade. That being said, the food and the friendly staff outshine the rest.

I am a SIcillian-American, and grew up eating the food from my heritage, made lovingly in my mother's, aunt's and cousin's kitchens. That said, this is a very average "red sauce" joint. The portions are HUGE, but the quality was not amazing. The wine list is not good--there is a very small choice and not good quality. The owner is friendly and attentive, but the wait service was not. We were left wanting water refills, drink orders, more bread, and the check--but we were pretty much ignored once the meal came out. Another reviewer called this "fine dining" and it is not fine dining. The decor is "old school" 1970s style and very casual at that. The Sinatra music was blasting so loud out of the speakers that we practically had to shout to converse. It is good, decent, average Italian food, but not formal, or fine dining in any way. It's just a cheap-eats type place.