Alfredo's Italian Restaurant, Atlanta, Georgia, Italian Restaurant Details

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Went here for my birthday dinner, and was blown away. Having been to Italy, and dined in little off the beaten path restaurants, I was very surprised at the quality of the food, and if you can't decide on one item, you can get 2 half portion items (portion sizes are huge). The waiter was hilarious, and I am on my way back today to take my Italian dad to dinner. Oh , and don't leave without trying the cannoli ;)

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When the Moon-a hits your eye-a, like a big-a pizza pie-a, that's Alfredo's...

Walking to Alfredo's, you almost certainly expect to see Frank Sinatra sitting in a shaded corner booth sipping on a martini or Nicolas Cage from Moonstruck running out of the kitchen with flour on his face. THAT'S the way this place makes you feel.

Some may call it "outdated", but most who go there call it authentic and endearingly charming. The food is heavy and unhealthy, and the service is the type you get when you visit your grandparents, ESPECIALLY if your grandparents are Italian.

I highly recommend that you go at least once, because before you know it, you may have a tradition on your hands.

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Best place in Atlanta for Italian food. It feels like you're walking into an Italian mob movie every time you go!

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Food is delicious, staff treat you as if you are shit, not worth their time. Majority of the time in there was completely ignored, had to get a waiter anytime I needed anything. When I was talked to it was very rude and cold. We were dressed well, and I'm a great tipper. But bleh. Food is wonderful though. Seems like it is a bit of a popularity contest inside though.

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"Want to go to Alfredo's for dinner? I'm buying."
"Now that's an offer I can't refuse."

Yeah, we had a wait a bit to get a table, but it's kind of like at Cedar Point when you wait for four hours to sit on the front seat of the Millennium Force...worth it. You could tell the waiter had been there for years. He was busy yet managed to be vigilant of his customers. I had the 'simple' lasagna and it was fantastico. The ambiance reminded me of the little Italian restaurants I used to eat at with my grandfather before he passed away. If you love traditional Italian fare you will not be disappointed.

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When Morningside-Lenox Park locals want to feel like family, they head for this throwback Italian trattoria, a place that time forgot serving comfort red-sauce dishes in Godfather-esque digs; prototypical waiters who have been there for years flirt with the ladies and help distract from decor that's like a Holiday Inn art sale circa 1970 – even the plastic plants are dead – but overall this old-school endeavor still manages to hit the spot.|When Morningside-Lenox Park locals want to feel like family, they head for this throwback Italian trattoria, a place that time forgot serving comfort red-sauce dishes in Godfather-esque digs; prototypical waiters who have been there for years flirt with the ladies and help distract from decor that's like a Holiday Inn art sale circa 1970 – even the plastic plants are dead – but overall this old-school endeavor still manages to hit the spot.