Wholly Stromboli

Ordered take out: large one topping pizza, Stromboli, toasted ravioli and kids alfredoWas told 20 minutes, in reality took 50 minutes.

The food was good but the server was a little awkward.

This place has great authentic Italian food. It has a historic type of interior decorative appearance. Friendly servers and hostesses. It's very well kept and you can tell that the people that work there enjoy their jobs. Overall a great experience. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner

I took the entire family her a couple years ago and it was a great family experience. With the nice experience we had as a family I decided to take my wife there for her birthday without the kids. When we got there it was busy, but the hostess asked if we'd like to sit downstairs, which we agreed to and it was awesome! The downstairs had an entirely different vibe. The lighting was darker and it was quiet. I couldn't help but wonder if a Mob Boss was going to walk through at any moment. This place is definitely the best Italian restaurant in the area.

Food was tasty! Cocktails were on point, too. Drink pictured is a lemon drop. Food pics are garlic knots and a 'meat me in Manhattan ' Stromboli. Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

I don't have many complaints. The space is cramped, but cozy. They're always busy, but that's what happens when it's one of the few decent restaurants in this town. And I mean very few. Don't expect them to call or text for your pickup order, need to just walk in and ask. This is one of the few places that has Stromboli in the whole state, and the ingredients are fresh. My highest score for this joint is it features food alternatives for celiacs, vegans, lactose intolerant, which is very surprising for being located in an otherwise conservative locale, and even moreso surprising being Italian-American cuisine. Shockingly, it was delicious.

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5