I feel silly saying that I only just discovered this place, because it 's been open for awhile, but it IS a solid restaurant. The sandwich/panini style bread is absolutely delicious!! Think, tortilla made to order, but slightly thicker and every bit as yummy!! I had a #9 Verona which was amazing along with a small side salad with Cesar dressing. Fantastic, perfectly prepared and the ginger ale craft soda was killer!! Super ginger!! I 'll be coming back to try the breakfast sandwich soon!!Update: so, I finally got back around to making it in for one of Piadina 's egg style flat bread sandwiches today. I think I 'm beginning to fall hard for Piadina!! First off, again I have to say I 'm I litt...
I really wanted to enjoy this place more. They make an effort to be authentically Italian, featuring imported meats and tuna, along with an Italian bread pressing machine. However, my New York piadina came with bread that was undercooked and almost raw—quite disappointing. The other ingredients in the sandwich were decent, but the meat was very fatty, which is typical for deli-style cuts, so it's something to keep in mind. The tuna salad was enormous, but it contained very little tuna and hardly any dressing. Overall, the food was quite unsatisfactory, and I ended up throwing away half of the sandwich because of the undercooked bread. I won’t be returning.
*Sad sandwich alert* when you walk in you'll notice signs for $0.75 sauce everywhere, mayo $0.75, hot sauce $0.75, etc. As a first timer I figured they wouldn't be evil enough to sell an incomplete sandwich that purposefully tastes bad without the sauce surcharge, but I was wrong. We ordered to go, so I had no way of even forking over the additional funds to complete my sandwich... I don't think anyone makes a dry sandwich with meat, arugula, tomatoes, and nothing, and I'm sure once you figure out the sauce scam you'll throw a couple on for an extra $1.50, but don't order to go on your first time or you'll be left with.... this.
I can't believe it took me so long to try this place. Initially, I noticed these gorgeous women exiting with these flatboxes in hand. I was a bit apprehensive at first, but the staff reassured first-timers buy pointing out popular items (highlighted in yellow on the menu). I went with the California as my initiation and it was a safe choice: Roasted Chicken, mozzarella, arugula, tomato, and basil pesto wrapped in a warm flat bread. Quality ingredients, simple yet tasty, and executed quickly. The interior is cool and quaint with about 4-5 tables of 4. Will be back to try their Italian Classics.
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Probably the best shop in the entire center. You can get exceptionally delicious sandwiches and piadizzas here. There are also many different types. So there is actually something for every taste. I have eaten many different sandwiches and they have all been delicious. The products also taste really fresh. The store itself is okay. The staff is always very friendly.
Flatbread sandwich place. That's pretty much all that's on the menu. It was pretty good but not something I'd seek out again. Quality was good so if you like that kind of thing you might like this place. $16 for sandwich and drink (no side), makes it a little pricey for what you get.
I wouldn't recommend trying this place again. The flatbread is tiny and excessively priced. The prosciutto isn't of the best quality either. On top of that, it took a long time for my order to be served.
This place doesn't stand out in any way, including the food, which is particularly disappointing given the high prices.
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several dishes to recommend, one of them is the caprese piadina.
Great food. Went for lunch. Good selection and tasty
