Anyone been Tuto Italia at Epcot?

[Mrs264]

I've made a reservation for Jan 8th at the new Tuto Italia Ristaurante in Italy since they participate in the dining plan. I'm looking for a report card in advance. Cancelled LaCellier to try it out, hope we didn't make a mistake!?

Triscia

 

[SimplyMagical]

It's excellent. We were there in October and we had a great dinner and service. We had previously had horrible service at Alfredo's twice before, but decided to give the new restaurant a try - we were very pleased.

 

[Mrs264]

So glad to hear!!! Thanks for sharing!

 

[johnvree]

It's excellent. We were there in October and we had a great dinner and service. We had previously had horrible service at Alfredo's twice before, but decided to give the new restaurant a try - we were very pleased.

Didn't realize this restaurant was going to be open so soon. I agree Alfredo's service was hit or miss.

How would you compare the food to Alfredo's? Also, is it still cramped seating?

 

[Desnik]

We ate there in Nov. and loved it. The seating is not cramped at all! Here is a link to my review:
http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1635839

 

[blanq]

My family ate at Tutto Italia in mid-Oct, shortly after they opened. Our food was fantastic, and one of the best meals of the trip, however our service was horrible. I will chalk this up to new waitstaff, and would give them a second chance. The Bucatinni is to die for, and the desserts Copetta Sotto Bosco (berries, zabaglione cream gelato and chocolate sauce) and Bugie (Sambuca flavored crisp pastry with chocolate and apricot sauces) were yum!

I have been to Le Cellier several times, most recently in January, and although it is good I don't think you should regret cancelling your ADR here to give Tutto Italia a try. This is a super good deal on the DDP!!

 

[El Nebuloso]

This is good to hear since we'll be there on January 30'th for lunch... Can't wait