angelina's

Yes.

Did you try their calzone yet? yummy

our inlaws ate there, said the portions were huge and the prices were good, food was good too..

our inlaws ate there, said the portions were huge and the prices were good, food was good too..

Don't forget that the locals love it ........

We like it, especially when we're with the kids. Good lunch specials on weekdays. You're right about the big portions. We'll sometimes get a take out meal (pasta with seafood sauce) and it easily serves two adults with salad and bread included. Or count on good left-overs.

For the past several years we have timed our arrival so we can have lunch at Angelina's, then I drop the family off at the pool at Seacrest and go check in while they swim. One more month and I'll be doing it again. Can't wait.

That is SWEET of them! I shall get another calzone there soon.

Angelina's is one of our favs. We usually eat there more than once when we are in town

:sick: Never got it with this place...

:sick: Never got it with this place...

Ate takeout once. Mr. K lost his wallet in the parking lot and we never went back...except to look for the wallet.

:sick: Never got it with this place...

me either, but many people seem to like it. Maybe it is because they are one of the few places where you can take kids and meals are not $30 per entree.

:sick: Never got it with this place...

I'm glad I'm not the only one. The calzones are hit and miss, but are great when they're good. The rest of the food is pretty bland in my opinion. Especially those garlic/bread sticks! They look colorful and packed full of flavor, but my eyes always fool my taste buds. I've had wheat bread pack more of a punch.

Location and price are the only pluses in my book, but apparently that's enough. I can't blame them for making money with what works for them, but I think that kitchen is on auto-pilot.

Nice to hear I wasn't the only one that didn't enjoy it as much as everyone else. The pizza was good, but I made a mistake and ordered a pasta w/ alfredo sauce. I only managed two bites. It tasted quite strange, I asked the waitress about it and she said they sometimes get that because they but nutmeg in the sauce. Not a chef, but never heard of that in Alfredo sauce.

But....pizza I would do, and yes, it is a major plus for those of us w/ multiple kids in tow.

me either, but many people seem to like it. Maybe it is because they are one of the few places where you can take kids and meals are not $30 per entree.

:sick: Never got it with this place...

I'm glad I'm not the only one. The calzones are hit and miss, but are great when they're good. The rest of the food is pretty bland in my opinion. Especially those garlic/bread sticks! They look colorful and packed full of flavor, but my eyes always fool my taste buds. I've had wheat bread pack more of a punch.

Location and price are the only pluses in my book, but apparently that's enough. I can't blame them for making money with what works for them, but I think that kitchen is on auto-pilot.

Nice to hear I wasn't the only one that didn't enjoy it as much as everyone else. The pizza was good, but I made a mistake and ordered a pasta w/ alfredo sauce. I only managed two bites. It tasted quite strange, I asked the waitress about it and she said they sometimes get that because they but nutmeg in the sauce. Not a chef, but never heard of that in Alfredo sauce.

But....pizza I would do, and yes, it is a major plus for those of us w/ multiple kids in tow.

I don't get it. Eaten there several times and never had a bad meal. It may not be Barago but how can you say the food is just bad

Nice to hear I wasn't the only one that didn't enjoy it as much as everyone else. The pizza was good, but I made a mistake and ordered a pasta w/ alfredo sauce. I only managed two bites. It tasted quite strange, I asked the waitress about it and she said they sometimes get that because they but nutmeg in the sauce. Not a chef, but never heard of that in Alfredo sauce.

The nutmeg is what I love in their alfredo! I think it's a northern (New Jersey) thing - I think that's the only other place I have had alfredo with nutmeg. I also like a touch of cinnamon in red sauce. I used to "not get" Angelina's also, but now I really like it.

I've found that people either love or hate their food, very rarely is there middle ground. I think it is all what kind of Italian food you are used to. Good family dining option that doesn't break the bank or involve speaking into the clown's mouth, but too starchy/greasy for me!

I don't get it. Eaten there several times and never had a bad meal. It may not be Barago but how can you say the food is just bad

I never said the food is bad, but I am not fond of paying money for mediocre food. I can cook better than average food at home and I enjoy doing so. (not all people are capable or want to cook at home). I would rather cook for ten people than go out and dine and have an average experience with not so great service.

Yeah, I wouldn't call the food bad either, just not worth high praise IMO. For the best Italian food around I would recommend Gugliamos on 98. That's really good Italian cuisine.

I think it all has to do with your expectations.

Angelina's is one of the few moderately priced sit-down restaurants on 30A. The front room staff is friendly and efficient, and doesn't show much turnover (always a good sign). The food is consistent if not inspired.

Just like SJ, I enjoy cooking and can produce a tasty and healthy dinner at home. After a busy and stressful day, though, it's sometimes nice to load up on a big plate of spaghetti and meat sauce (the Frog household version of comfort food).

I like Angelina's and I'll be back.

Has anyone tried that new restraunt Enzo's? The food is very good and the pizza is great. The menu is definitely affordable and children are welcome.. The chief is Tom Ford former owner of Capos. So that same great pizza is back with a casual fine dining experience. Enzo is located on 393 on Santa Rosa Beach just north of Ed Walline Beach. It even has an outside patio if you want to sit under an umbrella.

Angelina's is exactly what they try to be. A pizzeria. You don't go for the wine or for the "specials". But you can get good pizza, kids are welcome, you don't break the bank.

i hope angelina's didn't have any damage from the fires around there recently.
i have never had anything but pizza at angelina's and so i can't speak for the italian entrees but their pizza kicked ass!

can't wait to go back...3 weeks and counting

reece

i hope angelina's didn't have any damage from the fires around there recently.
i have never had anything but pizza at angelina's and so i can't speak for the italian entrees but their pizza kicked ass!

can't wait to go back...3 weeks and counting

reece

No problem with the fire. It was just north of them, but didn't get to 30A.

only eaten pizza and chicken ceasar salad...both were good and at a good value...this restuarant will continue to thrive in sowal.