The mall is nice but kind of boring because of the 1999 renovation. The mall is also struggling a lot and people need to know the mall exists. The most busy stores are Kohl's (Mainstreet) and Burlington (Montgomery Ward). The theater is kind of dead there are barely people coming to watch movies. When I was like 5 or 6 years old the mall was booming with every single stores open. Now it's like no one knows about the mall.
Marisa McConnell
Very good food! Yes I like it
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Thos only adds ghost stores to this already suffering mall. If you're going to have a business. Keep it open like everyone else.
Zephy LS
the owner tony had me and my friend work there for 2 months and never gave us NOT EVEN OUR FIRST CHECKS was going to take him to court till he changed his phone number
T Knight
I adore this restaurant! They give splendid food, their menu is rich, The cook in that place is very experienced, I love very much trying all their dishes. The dishes are always of high qualtity, the attitude towards the visitors is nice. I visit often this place and I was never disappointed. I recommend it to all my friends.
Renee R.
Very disappointed with this restaurant. I ordered a pasta dish that was suppose to be vegetables with garlic and oil. Did not taste any garlic. The waitress was very nice but was not very well informed. They have an extensive wine list since it is also a wine bar. I asked for a glass of merlot. They had two to order by the glass. I ordered the $8.00 one. When we got the check I was charged $13. When we asked about it the waitress said they had to open a bottle that did not serve by the glass. They did not have the wine I wanted. That is crazy to not tell you until you get the check. Lastly the bathroom had no toilet paper in the stall and was very dirty. The booth we were in was also dirty ....just all around bad. Too bad since I try to support local restaurants. We should have known when there were just a few people there on a Saturday night!
Jessica A.
My husband and I are avid foodies and were told about this restaurant by others and warned of the slow service but informed that the food was excellent. We arrived at around 7-8 pm and found the place completely empty, this on a Friday night. That probably should have been our first sign to walk out. They offered us bread and water(without ice). They also have a cheese spread we can plate and bring back to the table. The first round of bread tasted a little stale, but the second was a little bit better. We ordered apps of arancini and mozzarella sticks, and they were good hence the two stars. I ordered the chicken parm and my husband ordered his favorite lasagna, both came with a decent sized salad with very fresh ingredients. That is however where everything that tasted good ended. My chicken was so dry and over seasoned...and even though the waitress swore it wasn't frozen, that was indeed what it tasted like. If it wasn't frozen, something else was definitely off. The pasta they give with it is so small, that they shouldn't even include it on the menu. My husbands lasagna visually didn't even look appealing and wasn't the best I have ever had but was loads better than my parm which was inedible. We sent both back. I think if they listen to their patrons complaints and learn from them they will do better. Service was decent, but I agree a little slow for no one in the restaurant.
Mikayla H.
Cute and delicious new Italian restaurant that did not disappoint. They just recently opened so are still working all the kinks out but the chef and owner is a true Italian chef and makes amazing homemade pasta and deserves so much credit. I would definitely I felt recommend checking it out and giving it a chance!
Bob M
A Shame this mall is struggling to attract good businesses. If it weren’t for Kohl’s I would not go to Stratford Mall
Stratford Square still has so many places to shop and things to do, while other malls are declining. Sears, Burlington and Kohl's are great places to shop. There is everything from eye care to massages to even an ice skating rink and a bowling alley at Stratford Square. My granddaughters visit the Chinese restaurants regularly without even shopping there. Nunzio's and Red Robin are two nice restaurants to stop in while shopping for great food. Cinnabuns and Baskin Robbins are there for a quick snack. You can even rent mobile animals for the pre-schoolers to ride on by the quarter hour. Oh and there is plenty of parking and handicap accessible entrances all around the mall.
Bruce G
The wife and I were out on errands and stopped at Stratford Mall. There are still a lot of stores in the mall although this place just is not what it used to be. Very unfortunate that there are so many businesses just not making it anymore. Still a good mall, just wish it had the ability to pick up and be what it used to be. Unfortunately it is just another sign of the times.
Cathy H
Stratford Square Mall used to be the place to shop. It has lost Macy's, Penney's, and now Carson's. That leaves Kohl's which is not a place for good clothing. The mall is filling in with showrooms for bathroom tubs, lawn tractors,. Soon Sears will leave and the future is uncertain. Across America, the malls are having to fight it out with online stores. Still I like to try on clothes and talk with the sales staff.
The place is closed two years ago
The mall is nice but kind of boring because of the 1999 renovation. The mall is also struggling a lot and people need to know the mall exists. The most busy stores are Kohl's (Mainstreet) and Burlington (Montgomery Ward). The theater is kind of dead there are barely people coming to watch movies. When I was like 5 or 6 years old the mall was booming with every single stores open. Now it's like no one knows about the mall.
Very good food! Yes I like it
Thos only adds ghost stores to this already suffering mall. If you're going to have a business. Keep it open like everyone else.
the owner tony had me and my friend work there for 2 months and never gave us NOT EVEN OUR FIRST CHECKS was going to take him to court till he changed his phone number
I adore this restaurant! They give splendid food, their menu is rich, The cook in that place is very experienced, I love very much trying all their dishes. The dishes are always of high qualtity, the attitude towards the visitors is nice. I visit often this place and I was never disappointed. I recommend it to all my friends.
Very disappointed with this restaurant. I ordered a pasta dish that was suppose to be vegetables with garlic and oil. Did not taste any garlic. The waitress was very nice but was not very well informed. They have an extensive wine list since it is also a wine bar. I asked for a glass of merlot. They had two to order by the glass. I ordered the $8.00 one. When we got the check I was charged $13. When we asked about it the waitress said they had to open a bottle that did not serve by the glass. They did not have the wine I wanted. That is crazy to not tell you until you get the check. Lastly the bathroom had no toilet paper in the stall and was very dirty. The booth we were in was also dirty ....just all around bad. Too bad since I try to support local restaurants. We should have known when there were just a few people there on a Saturday night!
My husband and I are avid foodies and were told about this restaurant by others and warned of the slow service but informed that the food was excellent. We arrived at around 7-8 pm and found the place completely empty, this on a Friday night. That probably should have been our first sign to walk out. They offered us bread and water(without ice). They also have a cheese spread we can plate and bring back to the table. The first round of bread tasted a little stale, but the second was a little bit better. We ordered apps of arancini and mozzarella sticks, and they were good hence the two stars. I ordered the chicken parm and my husband ordered his favorite lasagna, both came with a decent sized salad with very fresh ingredients. That is however where everything that tasted good ended. My chicken was so dry and over seasoned...and even though the waitress swore it wasn't frozen, that was indeed what it tasted like. If it wasn't frozen, something else was definitely off. The pasta they give with it is so small, that they shouldn't even include it on the menu. My husbands lasagna visually didn't even look appealing and wasn't the best I have ever had but was loads better than my parm which was inedible. We sent both back. I think if they listen to their patrons complaints and learn from them they will do better. Service was decent, but I agree a little slow for no one in the restaurant.
Cute and delicious new Italian restaurant that did not disappoint. They just recently opened so are still working all the kinks out but the chef and owner is a true Italian chef and makes amazing homemade pasta and deserves so much credit. I would definitely I felt recommend checking it out and giving it a chance!
A Shame this mall is struggling to attract good businesses. If it weren’t for Kohl’s I would not go to Stratford Mall
Restaurantji Recommends
Stratford Square still has so many places to shop and things to do, while other malls are declining. Sears, Burlington and Kohl's are great places to shop. There is everything from eye care to massages to even an ice skating rink and a bowling alley at Stratford Square. My granddaughters visit the Chinese restaurants regularly without even shopping there. Nunzio's and Red Robin are two nice restaurants to stop in while shopping for great food. Cinnabuns and Baskin Robbins are there for a quick snack. You can even rent mobile animals for the pre-schoolers to ride on by the quarter hour. Oh and there is plenty of parking and handicap accessible entrances all around the mall.
The wife and I were out on errands and stopped at Stratford Mall. There are still a lot of stores in the mall although this place just is not what it used to be. Very unfortunate that there are so many businesses just not making it anymore. Still a good mall, just wish it had the ability to pick up and be what it used to be. Unfortunately it is just another sign of the times.
Stratford Square Mall used to be the place to shop. It has lost Macy's, Penney's, and now Carson's. That leaves Kohl's which is not a place for good clothing. The mall is filling in with showrooms for bathroom tubs, lawn tractors,. Soon Sears will leave and the future is uncertain. Across America, the malls are having to fight it out with online stores. Still I like to try on clothes and talk with the sales staff.