Moro's Dining

"Very very disappointing, the waiters were doing a great job that I wont complain about but for what we were charged for two people was insane $212. The food was very bland and basic. Definitely our first and last time going there. If you want to get some good food fairly priced, just go to Thai vyla next door."

"Stopped in for a bite to eat, was pleasantly surprised about the waiters attire very classy. There was an older gentleman in a white shirt stopping at every table to talk to the customers. I’m assuming he was the older owner. Very polite. Very concerned about our dining experience. Very pleasant evening, they even offer samples of wine .I highly recommend Moro’s for a dinner date Evening out, or just to stop by for a drink and an appetizer. Wait staff is very knowledgeable about the menu. They will answer any questions that you have. If you like old world atmosphere and hands-on number one service, go to Moro’s."

"My BFF and I had dinner here on Friday night to celebrate her work promotion. I used to live in this area and I have frequented this restaurant several times over the years. I love the old school Italian vibes with Frank Sinatra playing in the background, the white linens covering the tables, waiters in tuxedos. It’s like a restaurant straight out of the Sopranos. We both ordered the eggplant parmigiana specials which come with bread and butter, salad, soup, green beans and potatoes. We also ordered drinks; limoncello martinis (which were good) and I also had a Long Island Tea which was terrible. I should’ve sent it back. At the end of your meal you are brought a bowl of fruit and walnuts to aid with digestion. Our waiter also brought our bill and I almost fell out of my chair. $142 for 2 people??!! Not including tip! Seriously?! I get that we’re dealing with inflation right now, but those prices are ridiculous! Eggplant parm used to be around $25 for the entree which also came with all of the sides, soup, salad, etc. Now the eggplant parm is $40!!! And 3 drinks cost $54?! I feel like we were price gauged. Especially since the prices on their website are drastically cheaper. We didn’t receive an itemized check and had to request one which took forever. I will never return to this restaurant. I’ve had better eggplant parm at Olive Garden to be honest."

"My colleague and I went to an early dinner at Moro’s on a Wednesday evening. The weather outside was a bit inclement, thus there was only one other table occupied for dinner. The ambiance is right out of the 1960’s Sinatra-era. The servers are tuxedoed, white line table cloths, etc. Our server was great, giving us his full attention. The menu offered a good variety, however, several items were no longer available for the evening. However, the waiter was quick to rattle-off about a dozen special dishes for the evening, not on the menu. We began the dinner with a table-prepared salad and fresh bread. This was followed by the soup of the evening, New York-style chowder. My main course of eggplant parmesan was excellent, some of the best I’ve had. We were stuffed, so we did not have dessert. The waiter brought out a nice bowl of fresh whole-fruit and nuts for our pleasure. Overall it was a wonderful experience at this family-owned and operated restaurant. Be prepared for the prices, though….almost $50 for the eggplant."