Tutto or Via Napoli?

[Terk-1]

A tie between the two?

 

[disfanforlife]

We went to Tutto for the first time in November and loved it. Still I want to try Via on our next trip. I like to split our dining plans to half/half - places we have been before and new places.

 

[jbuey22]

I went through the food pic thread on the Disboard and after doing that I decided that Via Napoli is the way top go for my family. I really want to try thr Meat Lasagna at Tutto, but the rest of the menu has benn shortened and wont work for the rest of the family. Then I went through thr food pics and the Veggie lasagna is not an option, but the Candele looks alot like lasagna and has a sausage ragu meat sauce with mozzerella and ricotta. Real similar to lasagna and the pictures look appetizing too. Im sold!! The only other problem is that VN does not have Canoli on their dessert menu. Dessert thoughts anybody?

 

[quirty30]

I went through the food pic thread on the Disboard and after doing that I decided that Via Napoli is the way top go for my family. I really want to try thr Meat Lasagna at Tutto, but the rest of the menu has benn shortened and wont work for the rest of the family. Then I went through thr food pics and the Veggie lasagna is not an option, but the Candele looks alot like lasagna and has a sausage ragu meat sauce with mozzerella and ricotta. Real similar to lasagna and the pictures look appetizing too. Im sold!! The only other problem is that VN does not have Canoli on their dessert menu. Dessert thoughts anybody?

Dessert recommendations at Via Napoli:

1) Zeppole - these were awesome and would be fun for a group to share
2) Tira Misu - one of my favorite desserts and they made one of the best I've ever had
3) Kids gelato ice cream sandwich - my son really enjoyed it; a very nice more upscale kids dessert
4) the Ugly but Good Sundae - I'm going to try this next visit; every time I saw one go by, I kind of wished I ordered it. But we were SO full we opted for the above options which looked a bit lighter.