Go Nonna
Intimate eatery featuring homemade Italian pastas & Argentine dishes in casual surrounds.
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Ann Suarez
βThe food was amazing and really good portions. I would have given it 5 stars if it wasn't for the fact that we had to wait 1 hour for our table. My friend made a reservation for 8 but when she called the r/s she was told to show up at 7 cause "they were going to have availability then", all 4 of us showed at 7 of course just for them to say that they couldn't seat us cause our reservation was at 8. That seemed like an unnecessary hassle for us. Other than that the place is nice and small with good food.β
Leonard Fortuna
βWorth noting, don't often review food spots but Go Nonna made me feel absolutely compelled to. I had a fettuccine dish with grilled chicken added, my college mates had steak & fries, chicken parm, and the gnocchi. The fettuccine was absolutely fantastic, all the signature creamy hallmarks without the heavy feeling a creamy sauce usually has - and the chicken was very well seasoned. Everything together was a delightful ensemble that I'd recommend to anyone. If you're near LIC, or can access it easily, go at least once because I assure you that you'll want to return thereafter. Service was stellar. Only "drawback", which is more a matter of perspective and personal preference, is the restaurant itself is relatively small - so it is a very cozy spot, but you'll wanna be cognizant of space if going on more popular days (reservations if able). All in all, worth every cent and second spent.β
T J Elliott
βA gem! What a good time we had there and the service was so friendly and yet excellent as well. from Lawrence. as many others have noted, the Chicken Milanesia It's superb as was the lasagna. started off with a nice side order of the spinach with garlic and ended with the flan and the affogato. What a great experience!β
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