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Olive Garden Italian Restaurant

Olive Garden Italian Restaurant

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9333 Rain Lily Trail, Fort Worth, Texas, 76177, United States
(817) 750-0800 www.olivegarden.com/locations/tx/fort-worth/fort-worth-alliance-town-center/1846
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Apr 30, 2018
Great eating here! All the food is freshly prepared. Endless (highly addictive) bread sticks and bottomless salads. Lots of wonderful Italian fares to choose from. My favorite is the lasagne. A respectable wine list to pair with your meal. They even have little electronic kiosks that are on each table to order from and even pay your tab on. Really cool!
May 6, 2018
I have been here plenty of times in the past year. Today however was the worst service ever. We ordered our food and it took over an hour for it to come out. As we were about to leave it finally came out. Our waiter came by 3 times 4 at most. When we tried to pay the bill the bill was incorrect. I wouldn't have been so upset if I knew it was a busy time of the day. But it was not. There were plenty of parking spots and empty tables.
Feb 8, 2018
It's actually quite tragic what a downward spiral olive garden is going. They used to be my favorite place growing up spent my birthdays there and always had a great time and great food. We went a couple years ago and even tho they did away with half there menu the food was decent still was heartbroken they got rid of the chicken Alfredo pizza but still had a great time. Tonight I really can't say the same the only good thing was the customer service which almost made up for the lack of quality in there food. Wouldn't recommend there new teas unless your wanting pure syrup,the salad didn't have hardly any dressing or fixings in it,the bread sticks were hard, and the food was over cooked I didn't know it was possible to over cook fettuccine but the noodles were hard and there now extremely bland Alfredo sauce didn't even cover half the noodles when stirred. Maybe I'm overly picky but when your used to how great something used to be you can tell when it's just that great anymore. Definitely won't be going back and wasting anymore money. For good quality Italian food will be heading to Nikki's. R.i.p olive garden
May 16, 2018
Olive Graden in general how really declined in the last few years. The service was marginal, the food was bland and the portions we small for the price. We got greeted by a female who seemed distant, not interested in being there almost. However, her time estimate was almost precise. We got seated in a cram packed dining area, my chair kept hitting the patrons behind me. If you needed out it was a true chore in itself. The male server was just enthusiastic enough to make it tolerable. No recommendations on anything, more "What do want me to fetch you to eat?" The food arrived in a timely manner, portions were not enough to warrant the price. The temperature was good, and appearance was ok. Was our daughter's birthday, they sang to her and she got a complementary dessert. We then paid the $75 tab (we didn't order drinks from bar) left a 20% tip (it's the servers income) and left. We felt isolated from the establishment. Not what it used to be.
Apr 19, 2018
I mean it's Olive garden so you can't go wrong with the bread sticks. Salad was refreshing and chicken fettuccine Alfredo is good. Although I gotta say Alba's is better just not as known.

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