This little gem is tucked away in Congress Ave across from St Luke's Catholic Church. The place is a small charming quiet friendly and welcoming family style restaurant. Entrees are always family size in portion and delivered with a smile. I have been to Antonio's many times and never had any bad service or bad food. John and Dwayne (owners) always greet you with a warm and loving invite, as if your visiting them at home. Try the Chicken Marsala or get the homemade meatballs, they are my favorite.
kyle
The food was pretty damn good, but the price was a bit steep. The service was phenomenal and the upside Down jack fruit cake was awesome!The owners will come and talk to you its a really nice place just wish they could bring in more business
K C.
I bought a "Charity dine coupon" and brought my 70 year old mom hear because she loves Italian. First thing that greeted us was a big duck that was protecting it's nest right outside the door, it basically attacked me... I laughed it off and walked in to a completely empty dining room. I showed my charity dine coupon to the waiter and he disappeared. I've never used a coupon or voucher like this so I am unaware of the protocol. We ordered wine and I looked around. The restaurant would have been much cuter if the place was clean, I think there was actually a bullet hole in the window next to the dead fly. The owner came out after we ordered the garlic bread (which was AWESOME) and tole us he just VOIDED our charity dine voucher! I didn't want to argue or get into it with my mom who seemed very comfortable and excited about the Brajoile (sp?) so we said that is fine, and decided to stay. When the waiter came out (he had to be at least 75 years old) she ordered the Brajoile... of course they were out! The place just keeps on getting worse... I'm not gonna bore you with more and more details (dirty silverware, previously frozen vegetables, etc, etc,) Do yourself a favor: AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!
Best Italian restaurant in Palm Springs!
This little gem is tucked away in Congress Ave across from St Luke's Catholic Church. The place is a small charming quiet friendly and welcoming family style restaurant. Entrees are always family size in portion and delivered with a smile. I have been to Antonio's many times and never had any bad service or bad food. John and Dwayne (owners) always greet you with a warm and loving invite, as if your visiting them at home. Try the Chicken Marsala or get the homemade meatballs, they are my favorite.
The food was pretty damn good, but the price was a bit steep. The service was phenomenal and the upside Down jack fruit cake was awesome!The owners will come and talk to you its a really nice place just wish they could bring in more business
I bought a "Charity dine coupon" and brought my 70 year old mom hear because she loves Italian. First thing that greeted us was a big duck that was protecting it's nest right outside the door, it basically attacked me... I laughed it off and walked in to a completely empty dining room. I showed my charity dine coupon to the waiter and he disappeared. I've never used a coupon or voucher like this so I am unaware of the protocol. We ordered wine and I looked around. The restaurant would have been much cuter if the place was clean, I think there was actually a bullet hole in the window next to the dead fly. The owner came out after we ordered the garlic bread (which was AWESOME) and tole us he just VOIDED our charity dine voucher! I didn't want to argue or get into it with my mom who seemed very comfortable and excited about the Brajoile (sp?) so we said that is fine, and decided to stay. When the waiter came out (he had to be at least 75 years old) she ordered the Brajoile... of course they were out! The place just keeps on getting worse... I'm not gonna bore you with more and more details (dirty silverware, previously frozen vegetables, etc, etc,) Do yourself a favor: AVOID AT ALL COSTS!!!
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