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Ynot Italian

Ynot Italian

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3276 Princess Anne Rd, Virginia Beach, Virginia, 23456, United States
(757) 301-9411 ynotitalian.com
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May 17, 2018
I stopped in to visit a close friend who lives near by and I think this may have become out new meet up spot! The bartender was very nice, we loved the wine and craft beer selection, and the food was fantastic! The management is doing a lovely job with this place! Portions were perfect for taking some home for a late night snack!

Apr 1, 2018
Beautiful building. Have been a loyal customer of Ynot for more than a decade, but the wait staff at this location seems overwhelmed each time we go. Not sure if they have too many tables to handle or are just improperly trained. Slow to get food, and they have gotten portions of our meal wrong the last two times. After expressing our concerns, the manager was quick to provide resolution which we appreciated and did make a difference. But when you wait 30-45 minutes on a Friday or Saturday night with a hungry family of 6, getting slow or wrong food is a big let down.

Apr 28, 2018
I work in the Landstown Commons shopping center & my coworkers & I go here for lunch all the time. Kristin & Chico are amazing! They always greet me every time I walk in the door. & help a lot when I have trouble ordering. The food is great! I, of course, will recommend this place to any & everybody !

Mar 20, 2018
Today was the SECOND time in as many visits that I had my change stolen by the wait staff. Evidently it is their policy to "round-up" to the nearest dollar if you pay cash. I brought this to the attention of the store owner the first time it happened and he apologized, said it was not their policy, and said that he was going to "close the store for a half an hour" to have a meeting with the staff about it. I went in today and, again, paid cash. This time my check total was $25.07, I gave the waiter $30 cash and he brought back $4.00, keeping almost a whole dollar for himself. I asked to speak with the manager and he told me that the wait staff doesn't keep loose change on them and that they do either round up or round down. I pointed out that this is NOTHING SHORT OF STEALING. No one asked if I'd like to round up to donate to a worthy cause, no one asked if I happened to have correct change, no one said anything about not having correct change to give to the customers, and CERTAINLY no one bothered to "round down" as the manager indicated they do. Since when does a restaurant not have change? If you accept cash as a form of payment then isn't it your responsibility to have change? And, if for some reason you don't have change, wouldn't you think you should let the customer know and, at the VERY LEAST, eat that $.07 yourself instead of ripping your customers off almost a dollar. UNBELIEVABLE.

May 12, 2018
This restaurant have good food and an excellent service. The staff is friendly and offers excellent service. I have been in four of their locations (Kempsville, Ocean Front, Great Neck and Lansdtown) the service and food is excellent in all four locations. They have good selection of beers and desserts. This is a great place for the family or for group of friends.

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