JoeK Music Piano Bar at Toscana's Plymouth

The owner is very selfish and self centered. She makes it appear as if the restaurant is thriving and it’s surviving. She hires a person for a specific position and never tells the staff they’ll be doing 4 positions at once. How to combat the stress within a toxic work environment. She thinks yell BG while in weeds and slammed is just part of the business. This restaurant could have been a great success but it won’t ever be. Karma lives at the door. Pretending you’re a good owner and boss is ill. Making them buy things for the restaurant then not paying back as expected. It’s all reasons why they’ll be mediocre no justice on abusive renter buildings. Hire people for all the positions and ask they can do more. If they can assist in training them.

The owner is very selfish and self centered. She makes it appear as if the restaurant is thriving and it’s surviving. She hires a person for a specific position and never tells the staff they’ll be doing 4 positions at once. How to combat the stress within a toxic work environment. She thinks yell BG while in weeds and slammed is just part of the business. This restaurant could have been a great success but it won’t ever be. Karma lives at the door. Pretending you’re a good owner and boss is ill. Making them buy things for the restaurant then not paying back as expected. It’s all reasons why they’ll be mediocre no justice on abusive renter buildings. Hire people for all the positions and ask they can do more. If they can assist in training them.

Food was delicious, waitress was very attentive. The restaurant was extremely busy, but all went well. The only hindrance was a man on the piano.....a little too loud. How many points do we have now?

Food adequate. One server for food and bar. She kept things moving long. Decor needs refresh.

First time visitor. Very quiet Sunday dinner for our anniversary. Parking seemed limited as people not from the area. Service was fantastic and the food amazing. We drive about an hour to get to Plymouth to celebrate our anniversary and it would be worth the drive to return.

Cute little Italian spot in Plymouth. My wife and I wanted some place quiet as many of the restaurants, especially down near the Waterfront, are so loud you literally have to scream to hear yourself talk. Toscana's definitely met our criteria even with a keyboard player playing music as part of the ambience I guess. In any event, our waiter who I forgot his name but was very efficient and pleasant, seated us immediately, despite being early for our reservation. He explained how everything is made from scratch and that our food might take a little longer than usual. I told him no worries, if we were in a rush we'd go to McDonald's. We had the calamari appetizer which was excellent. For the main course, I had the Veal Marsala while my wife had the Eggplant Parmigiana, both were outstanding. Our waiter was assisted by Jillian who not only served on us but tended the bar as well. She was very pleasant and we even struck up a little conversation at the end of our meal. We definitely plan on returning in the near future. Highly recommended.

It took a while to get our meals and then the food wasn't amazing but just fine. There was a keyboard player for music, which at times didn't add anything. Servers were friendly. Ambiance was dated.

We still have Not received our points for dining here on April 8, 2023. What's going on?

I was pleasantly surprised of atmosphere and ambience. It's a cute little Italian restaurant, and I would recommend to a friend.

The food tasted as if it came from a box or frozen. The ambiance was literally out of the Dollar Store. There was one waitress that couldn't keep up with five tables. The live music was overly loud; I couldn't speak in a normal tone of voice to person sitting across from me. I will not go back and encourage others not to waste their money.

The food tasted as if it came from a box or frozen. The ambiance was literally out of the Dollar Store. There was one waitress that couldn't keep up with five tables. The live music was overly loud; I couldn't speak in a normal tone of voice to person sitting across from me. I will not go back and encourage others not to waste their money.

Lovely local restaurant! The food was really excellent - I got veal picatta and wife and son both got veal limone - and they were SO good. Service was prompt and friendly It's a small place - and we were only the 2nd table being served with a few people at the bar - so it was very quiet. The piano player was a nice touch to add some noise. We would definitely go back - and hope others will find this little gem.

A hidden gem in Plymouth. I have eaten here several times and never disappoints. Everything on the menu is expertly prepared.

Authentic Boston North-end dining experience in Downtown Plymouth. Fantastic food, drinks very relaxing atmosphere , keyboard entertainment on Weekends with Joe K… Always allow yourself a very relaxed evening to dine,it is small quaint and you will not be rushed.

Toscana is small and quaint, and one of our favorite restaurants to eat at in Plymouth. Even with being short-handed, the relaxing atmosphere makes up for the few delays on waitstaff trying to “give everyone their best service wasn't an issue. I enjoyed the “background” music, and my husband was “thrilled” to keep an eye on the football game on the TV at the bar! Thank you “all”! We know it is difficult finding worker-bees these days!