Capri Wood Fired Pizza Trattoria

This was my first visit, but it certainly won't be my last! Everything was delightful, from the fresh hot antipasto to the pizza and daily specials, ending with cappuccino and crème brûlée. We were eager to try somewhere new and stumbled upon this charming family-owned Italian restaurant!

The prices listed online do not match those in the restaurant. I ordered the Berkshire pork chop, which was $19 online, but at the restaurant, I was charged $28.

For two appetizers, four entrees, one soda, one coffee, one cappuccino, and two desserts, the bill came to $206 before tip (totaling $247 for two couples). It’s a small pizza place that tries to present itself as upscale, but it didn't quite hit the mark, especially with families dining with small children. I felt that the experience and food were only worth $140-$160 total, which would have earned it a four-star rating. If the bread hadn’t been burnt and had the right amount of butter, if a salad had come with the meal, if I had received timely drink refills, and if the coffee had arrived with dessert instead of afterward, that would have also raised my rating.

Be cautious about price gouging. I ordered the Berkshire pork chops online for $19, but at the restaurant, I was charged $28. I’m very disappointed and will definitely not be returning.

For our appetizer, we chose the fried calamari, which was perfectly breaded and crispy. I ordered the margherita pizza, while my friend opted for the bianca pizza. Both were absolutely incredible! I've been to Italy and have tasted authentic Italian pizza, and I can say that this was spot on. I highly recommend supporting this wonderful place!