Augusto's

“Small town Italian place with big city food. Excellent menu, extremely reasonable prices, and great service. Highly recommend visiting. Please note that it is a BYOB restaurant, but there is no corkage fee and the servers will gladly provide an ice bucket if you need one.”

“We just discovered Augusto's recently while looking for a good place to celebrate our anniversary. I can't believe they've been here for 23 years and we never knew about it. It is a hidden GEM! The food is world class, and the service is impeccable - reminiscent of fine restaurants in New York and elsewhere. The preparation of dishes is world class: refined, creative, and superbly flavored. We were truly astounded. Reservations are a must, so plan ahead. If I had any critique, it would be the building exterior. For what it is on the inside, the exterior comes across as a bit neglected and understated. There are window air conditioning units that are not esthetically well installed. Look past those things, and you not be disappointed!”

“Wife and I had a wonderful pre-mother's day dinner. Get your expectations correct before you walk in. Small, hidden gem. BYOB. Defy you to find a more creative menu. Great service. Going back to explore the menu!!”

“Been there for our anniversary. The appetizer and main entree are good. We ordered New York stripe and Duck. Both of them are delicious! The dessert I ordered is tiramisu. Pretty average, if you tell me it’s bought from Whole Foods, I will believe you.”

“I have to be honest the food isn't what I thought it was gonna be. It was so bland. Not much flavor at all. We did eat everything because we were starving and it wasn't gross it was just so so. Obviously people love it because it's been there for years. Won't be back tho. I was disappointed. Nice atmosphere. Creme brulee came in a bowl and was burnt. They say lump crab meat but that's not my version of lump crab meat. It was like shreds of a claw. Idk I just wasn't impressed. Presentation was nice tho. I attached a pic of the creme brulee.”