Campisi's Restaurant, Dallas, Texas Restaurant Details

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This place is a Dallas staple. Classic American Italian fare. A place that has old school charm and the people that run this place are curteous and know that without the customer they are nothing. Never a bad experience.

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The food was below average and Mafia atmosphere is too much, especially with all the reports about longtime manager Joe Campisi being involved with the Mafia and John F. Kennedy's assassination in 1963.
The book, The Hidden History of the JFK Assassination by Lamar Waldron, gives new details on Campisi's role, which is backed up by FBI documents and tapes. Campisi even drove two European assassins from Marcello's farm in Louisiana to Dallas and helped them escape afterwards, according to the book.
Going to this place is supporting a Mafia family that likely helped kill JFK and changed the direction of the country. I don't plan to return.

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I've dined at this restaurant often while the food was not the best it was right by work, the food was hot, and it was a restaurant to sit down in and get a break from the office I started to notice more and more the women are not the best with customer service but if you talk to them they will talk back and smile. So the bad part on today 2/23/2016 while eating my salad I noticed a ROACH crawling up the window seal. I understand sometimes bugs get in restaurants and who know what any restaurant has in it but, this was a bit much. I called the waiter over she went and got another waiter the lady killed the roach no one sprayed where the roach was crawling she simply SANITIZED her hands and kept working. We did not receive an apology a discount on food they just stood around and looked at us as if we were wrong for noticing the roach. I will not be back and my guest agreed.

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This place is additive. We just have to have our fix of either the best pizza or shrimp scampi and
My husband always gets a double salad. Wish we could dup that salad dressing. Been a customer
Forever and still think it is the best restaurant for Italian dinner. Even veal piccata is yummy and that's
My fav. They have kept their recipes consistent. Love it.

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Stepping into the original Campisi's location is like stepping back in time. The red padded door welcomes you into an intimate room filled with aromas that make you know you are going to like this place. You can't go wrong the the pizzas and dinner salads that Are big enough to share. I've been coming here for 20 years and I'll keep coming back.