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Luca Italian Restaurant

Name: Luca Italian Restaurant
Address: 6619 Courthouse Rd, Prince George, VA, 23875, US
Telephone: (804) 861-4887
Price range: $$$

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Shawna Venesse Villegas

Apr 28, 2018

First experience was ok. My to-go order was better than dining in. Second dining in experience was with my family today 4/28/18. Terribly made beverages, sent them back and a different server remade them. Our pizza came out 25 minutes later and was raw!! Sent back and after 15 minutes we just could not sit there any longer with our children. No manager ever came to apologize or anything. I doubt they will be successful in the new location If they can’t handle 10-15 tables now, how on earth do they plan on serving double the space. As a previous server of 15 years, this restaurant is not only lacking customer service and professionalism but direction and support by management. Don’t waste your time or money. We will not be back and will spread the word.

Janet Beaudet

Apr 6, 2018

Always have great food and excellent service and inexpensive prices. One of few that use fresh mushrooms in sauce. Delicious salad and bread. Very friendly. About to open brand-new italian restaurant and turn present one into a Mexican restaurant. Strongly recommend for casual family gatherings.

Alex Lovely

Feb 23, 2018

Where the locals go. Hometown style Italian food. The staff is incredibly friendly. The pizza and pasta are great. The drinks flow freely. Great spot anytime.

Sherry O'Dett

Apr 4, 2018

Best atmosphere, service and food!!! The owner is very active with supporting the community and cares about people and his staff. Always recommend them and excited for the new restaurant to open!

Sari Fisher

Jan 15, 2018

Passed by this restaurant for over 2 years, decided to stop, wished I would of kept going. As we walked in the front doors it smelled like a grease trap and the floors were sweating, from what I don't know, it's was freezing outside. Next my husband and I ordered our food. His came out nice and hot. Mine came out cold, tasted like it had been freezer burned and stuck on roster oven to lightly warm. How this restaurant is up and running is beyond me. So we send it back. They give us another one, but by now. My stomach has had its fill of bad food. If your looking for decent food, it's not here and they charge you for the bad food.

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