Our Ratings of Tony's Town Square (Dinner): (12/2/2010)
. . . food price value: C
. . . food quality: C
. . . food quantity per serving: B
. . . food prep speed: B
. . . food selection: C
. . . seating quantity: C
. . . seating comfort: C
. . . eatery atmosphere: C
. . . eatery convenience: B
. . . staff friendliness: B
. . . staff helpfulness: C
. . . character interaction: n/a
NOTE: Not something to write home about. Meat
dishes are average and Italian entrees are akin to
Chef-Boy-R-Dee; tomato sauce, but definitely not a
marinara. The appetizers are average. In a pinch,
will do, but there are far better choices. Desserts
are simple, but pretty good.
Tony's hasn't changed much since your last visit, even though it has been six years. I don't particularly like the place, but your recollections of your last meal should be fairly accurate. The restaurant offers extremely basic and simple Italian-American food in a manner that suggests it values speed over quality. If you're looking to escape the heat and sit for an hour, Tony's is a nice way to relax and enjoy a meal. But don't go in with high expectations.
Is it too harsh to say I think it may even be one step below Olive Garden?being from NJ with an Italian heritage i honestly ate there once and in comparison it is an Olive Garden also only ate there once so you do the math.
Is it too harsh to say I think it may even be one step below Olive Garden?
Is it too harsh to say I think it may even be one step below Olive Garden?
Is it too harsh to say I think it may even be one step below Olive Garden?
Based on some of the responses here, I can't tell if Tony's is truly awful, or if the posters here really like Olive Garden.