D'Angelo is an Italian tapas place. That means the portions for some of the dishes are small. The prices, however are ridiculous for tapas sized portions. They have a specials board on the wall that does not list prices. Be warned, the items towards the bottom are the most expensive. We had the Colorado lamb, and it was $30. The waiter tried to talk me out of it, but didn't have the decency to tell me the price. The food was delicious. The waiters are well trained. Nice modern decor. Clean establishment. My only complaint is there deceptive business practice of not posting prices for the specials. I figured I'd give my fellow Yelper's a fair warning, instead of "bring the gold card", as other reviewers stated.
Review Source:Have been for a couple of business lunches and also some family dinners. It's a welcome addition to Weston, which probably biases my view a little.
The good: Pizzas are excellent. Desserts are yummy. Most of the dishes are very good, particularly those that are seafood related - but some other meats do miss. The vibe and decor is straight up Miami.
The not so good: service is a little hit and miss. It's a little pricey for "small plates." Tables are stacked on top of each other.
I'm still going to give the food nod to Acquolina, which is a little more geriatric to be fair. But the grand prize of ambiance + food goes to D'Angelo.
Both restaurants serve a positive purpose and that's what counts.
The menu seemed to have a lot of fried stuff. Â I did not care for my fried cheese and fried rice balls dish. Â The pizza seemed to be the better choice and if I come back I will order that instead. For a wine bar I prefer Libation in Town Center...I just love their concept. Â The decor here however was very nice and modern. Â The atmosphere seemed a bit off...the staff and customers on a Monday night seemed all "zoned out" and barely present.
Review Source:Have been here twice now and I like it so far. Everything I've ordered has been good. Still havent tried pizza yet but im excited to. Hard to find good restaurants in Weston and this place is fun and has some good dishes. Portions are smaller than most Italian places, but I tend to think portions are too big anyway. It's a little pricey, but I haven't been disappointed yet so I will keep returning :)
Review Source:This restaurant is always busy so I was eager to give it a try; I was underwhelmed. The waiter was friendly when he bothered to come by the table, which wasn't often. We ordered an appetizer that was good, but then my salad arrived heavily doused in  dressing when I asked for the dressing on the side. My main course arrived a full 10 minutes before my husband's and no one said a word about it as I sat there watching my food get cold. I tried to order lighter items but there aren't many to choose from- almost everything is heavy, heavy, heavy- don't go there if you're trying to stick to a healthy eating plan!! On the plus side, the decor is lovely- it reminded me of London. The gelato bar was fun- the gelato guy let me sample several flavors, so that was a plus. If I go back it will only be for the gelato; I'll skip right over the rest of the menu.
Review Source:Love love love this place. Â If you want a more casual yet modern atmosphere, great service, and top notch quality food then this is the place! Â Four of us tried a few tapas, cheese and meat board, entrees, drinks, desert, etc.....and we loved it all! Â Not expensive but not cheap! Â Also a lot of vegetarian options with a few tweaks!
Review Source:The service was good and the food was delicious. Nice little hidden gem in Weston. They make you feel at home as soon as you walk in the place. The pizzas were really tasty and I love the décor inside with the wine bottles. The prices were not too bad, everything was more or less in the $15 range. Definitely  recommend this place and I will be coming back soon.
Review Source:I probably would have given D'Angelo four stars and I'm wondering if the issue is when I went. More on that a little later.
Walking into the restaurant you think you're at a nice upscale place on Las Olas. Vibrant and bright with recessed light panels behind shelves of wine bottles. We were there early evening and the place was packed. A nice Italian red blend for $45 was our choice and they had many great wines on the menu.
Started off with a cheese plate - love them and D'Angelo does it right. Two meats and two cheeses of our choice accompanied by arugula, artichoke hearts, olives, figs and honey. Delicious but pricey at $20. Our server struggled only briefly when we asked for a recommendation ("I don't eat salami") but recovered nicely when we asked which was the most requested.
We split a four white cheese pizza (gorgonzola, taleggia, buffalo and stracchino) with their veal and pecorino cheese meatballs. Thin crust pizza with a wonderful blend of flavors from the cheeses. Extremely good! And the two meatballs were moist, tender and plenty big to share. And it had a lot of extra sauce for dipping your bread. Can't go wrong with cannoli for dessert - though the dessert pizza sounded intriguing.
D'Angelo is a great addition to Weston. Okay, we went on a weekend during peak snowbird season so maybe that's why the place was cramped and noisy. But the tables are also right on top of each other. Overall, the food is great and the service is too, so we'll go back in the off season.
I went to this restaurant for the first time last week and i was very disappointed. The food was "OK" and the service was terrible. The server i had was named Adrian and I'm not sure if he was having a bad day or is just a completely rude person. Never check to see if the food was ok, gave my table attitude while ordering, and then tried to make people feel stupid because we weren't familiar with the pronunciation of somethings. Unfortunately that experience really put a damper on giving this restaurant another try.
Review Source:Angelo comes to Weston. Â He's raised the bar for West Broward and it seems like he got it right. Â
A simple menu with salads, pizzas, pastas, ceviche and appetizers. Â
Six of us tried a variety of dishes-many home runs! Â We loved the stuffed zuchini blossoms. Â We tried two pizzas, the salmon pie was just eh. Â Also had the gnocchi which was outstanding.
They have daily specials listed and we tried the Bronzino. Â Yum. Â
The ceviche looked great and got high marks. Â Salads were nothing special and would pass on them next time. Â
Dessert was delicious gelato and six spoons. Yummy. Â
The good: Â the interior is really nice. Â Excellent service. Â Quality ingredients. Â
Not so good: Â the portions are small. Â The place is noisy and not very intimate. Â I was shouting to my neighbor. Â The location is not too exciting, another strip center and sitting outside would not be appealing here. Â The prices: Â steep. Â Take the gold card and a full wallet. Â
The group enjoyed the meal and the new hot spot!
Will go back and try other menu items soon.
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