Enotria Restaurant was about as near as perfect dining experience I have ever had. Came here with my family on a busy Sat. night to celebrate my sister's graduation from law school. The service was awesome, our servers were always doing something to make sure our party was happy from start to finish. From refilling our drinks, giving us tons of complimentary bread, and wrapping our leftovers up we never had to worry about anything! From the time we ordered our entrees, we were eating within 20 minutes. The food was heavenly and my hats off to the kitchen for an amazing dining experience!!!
Review Source:I was really looking forward to trying this place, as it looked  nice and it was going to be a lovely evening out with my husband. I had the lasagna, can't go wrong with that, right? Hmmm, well, you wouldn't think so anyway.
First, the service: the young man was very nice, but slow as molasses in January! He never refilled my iced tea, although he did finally ask my husband if he wanted another soft drink. Bread was requested for refill, took him a solid 10 minutes, and no, on a Sunday evening, they were not all that busy. It took over 20 minutes to be served our salad even. Ridiculous!
The 'we make our own' salad dressing was so sad - I ordered the peppercorn Romano ranch dressing, and you might as well have dribbled 2 Tbls of milk on my salad. I had to add salt and pepper and parmesan cheese just to add some flavor, something I've never ever done!
My lasagna was no better than a frozen lasagna, and was heavily over salted, as was my husband's penne pasta with sausage & peppers.
I'd seriously recommend you go to Olive Garden, for way less money and much better food. At least the salad there is good and plentiful. neither of which was true at Enotria.
I'm generally not a huge fan of Italian places just because so many places use processed crap that tastes awful. And also its usually cheaper and just as tasty to eat Italian at home. That is not the case with them. Everything we have eaten here has been amazing. So fresh tasting and that made from scratch flavor. Everything from appetizers to entrees to desserts, just delicious!!!! Staff has always been great, friendly and quick!!!
Review Source:I'm glad my wife had a gift card. I wouldn't have paid for the food we got. We ordered the crab dip. It was very cheesy and greasy and where was the crab?! There wasn't any crab! I got the lasagna and it was all mush, hardly any meat and it was a soggy mess. The calamari wasn't bad. A little salty but OK, but the marinara sauce was bland. The only thing we liked was the salad. The new wine/cheese/deli shop was attractive but very pricey.
Review Source:Love Enotria! This is our "go-to" resturant when we eat out. Having studied in Italy, I am very picky about American Italian food, and this is the best I have ever found. The Carbonara is my favorite, but the gnocchi is a close second. Everything I have ever had here, calamari, bruschetta, ziti, alfredo - all of it is very good. There is always enough left to take home. They have tasty desserts and an extensive wine list. The place is clean, service is good and fast, and the prices are pretty on par with the area. We go every few months, and have never been disappointed!
Review Source:Another Italian favorite in Harford County. If you don't see something on the menu that you like, ask and they may make it for you. Carbonara is the best I've ever had. Lasagna, chicken parm and calamari are all on our favorites list. Also very accommodating for large groups or parties. Desserts are fabulous - gelati is heavenly! Staff is very friendly and prompt.
Review Source:This was our first venture into Maryland Italian food.
Ambiance is nice and the service is good. The food... where it wasn't bland it was downright gross. Â And then to get a large bill on top of that bad food.... Well, we won't be going back there ever.
Their gravy (or tomato sauce depending on how you were raised) was so sweet it was cloying. It actually left a nasty aftertaste on the back of my throat. Blegh!
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