Ciao, Tulsa, Oklahoma Restaurant Details

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We met friends there for a "double date". They chose the place, but none of us had been there before. Our friends were already seated when we arrived. When we walked in, we were met with the most offensive odor you can imagine. Would have walked out if our friends hadn't been waiting. Our servers were so rude....but I actually felt sorry for them, realizing that they had to endure that odor all day eveyrday. My spring capreze salad was outstanding, but my husband and our friends ordered field greens salad - and hated it. We all ordered different pastas, but all agreed that it was terrible. The atmosphere was ok, and the price is about what you would expect to pay for a very nice itallian restaurant....about 50 bucks for my husband and I. But we won't be going back because of the food and the service.

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I just paid 3 times the cost for food as good as olive garden but with no bread, no salad and half the size. If you are into feeling like proving your successes by coming to this classy upscale restaurant this is the place. If you want good Italian food at a reasonable price and relaxed atmosphere keep looking.

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This place was excellent when it first opened, then hit a rough patch under new management. I think it may be getting it's groove back. Good cocktails, fresh in-house made pastas. Lighter, more authentic Italian than many places. The best tables are right inside the front window.

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I love the atmosphere. It is very romantic. Tue food was very good. My dislikes is we were seated to close to another couple. They have should of just put our tables together. We did ask the hostess if we could set elsewhere and she seemed upset we asked. We saw an empty table but she made us wait 25 mins for someone to leave. The customer service could improve. Everything else was great.

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My wife and I went here on a Sunday night and were shocked! They were playing real live jazz by really good (University of Tulsa) musicians! The ambiance was incredible and intimate. The food was decent, but the whole experience made up for that. This place is a rare gem in a completely overhyped Brookside district.