Great service, great food. We got to sit in front of their enormous double sided fireplace, love the atmosphere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The Experienced Traveler
This place is very sketchy. You can't reach them at all by phone. Even to make a reservation you need to email them. They closed for many years and now are only open Friday and Saturday evenings, but again, you can't call them for more information or to try to work out a reservation. Doubt that with all its past troubles it will stay open very long. Who would even work there??
Service: 1
Michael Murawka
Everything is good about Nonna’s. The food is very good. The service top notch. Atmosphere is wonderful, nice fireplace with roaring fire, jazz music in the background. Probably the best restaurant in the Glen Arbor area value wise! Appetizer, salad for two, two entrees, desert, bottle of wine, tip $125 !!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nora Rae Pearl
A wonderful and intimate dining experience. My compliments to the chef and the staff. The focaccia is mighty fine too.
Carrie Beia
Staff was great, but stretched too thin and food was just a bit overcooked and dry (multiple dishes, not just one). Restaurant week. So much potential, want to come back at peak summer season to see if food is any better. Big stone fireplace wasn't on after dark, a bit disappointing.
Tom N.
Had the 5 course dinner last night. It was really more like 8 or 9 courses. Fabulous. Jeff our waiter was superb.
Stacie Simpson
The food is amazing and I loved the atmosphere. It’s very romantic
Dewayne Litwiller Jr.
Had an amazing birthday dinner. Parmesan/panko crusted walleye. Yum
Cheryl Coveney Parente-Roggow
Delish and cozy atmosphere. Good service and good wine
Steven Schultz
Food was great. It was a soft open for the season so they didn’t have a wine list. My wife and I ordered what we thought was a house Chardonnay (or at least the lower tier wine) which ended up being $16+ per glass which isn’t really in line with their food prices. We figured $9-$10 based on other local prices. Probably won’t be back
The mantra at this restaurant is: “simple, unpretentious, good.” That was evident in the meal that we recently enjoyed at Nonna’s. Except, it was better than “good.” The pasta was light (not doughy or chewy), and the flavors of each dish that we ate were absolutely on point.
Jerry Petro
Expensive
Tom DePew
Nice place for a reception dinner. Even locations on site for photos.
Tony Farragh
Mmmmm... Chef's Gnocchi, relaxing atmosphere and great service. Thank you for the wonderful evening.
Great service, great food. We got to sit in front of their enormous double sided fireplace, love the atmosphere!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place is very sketchy. You can't reach them at all by phone. Even to make a reservation you need to email them. They closed for many years and now are only open Friday and Saturday evenings, but again, you can't call them for more information or to try to work out a reservation. Doubt that with all its past troubles it will stay open very long. Who would even work there??
Service: 1
Everything is good about Nonna’s. The food is very good. The service top notch. Atmosphere is wonderful, nice fireplace with roaring fire, jazz music in the background. Probably the best restaurant in the Glen Arbor area value wise! Appetizer, salad for two, two entrees, desert, bottle of wine, tip $125 !!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
A wonderful and intimate dining experience. My compliments to the chef and the staff. The focaccia is mighty fine too.
Staff was great, but stretched too thin and food was just a bit overcooked and dry (multiple dishes, not just one). Restaurant week. So much potential, want to come back at peak summer season to see if food is any better. Big stone fireplace wasn't on after dark, a bit disappointing.
Had the 5 course dinner last night. It was really more like 8 or 9 courses. Fabulous. Jeff our waiter was superb.
The food is amazing and I loved the atmosphere. It’s very romantic
Had an amazing birthday dinner. Parmesan/panko crusted walleye. Yum
Delish and cozy atmosphere. Good service and good wine
Food was great. It was a soft open for the season so they didn’t have a wine list. My wife and I ordered what we thought was a house Chardonnay (or at least the lower tier wine) which ended up being $16+ per glass which isn’t really in line with their food prices. We figured $9-$10 based on other local prices. Probably won’t be back
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The mantra at this restaurant is: “simple, unpretentious, good.” That was evident in the meal that we recently enjoyed at Nonna’s. Except, it was better than “good.” The pasta was light (not doughy or chewy), and the flavors of each dish that we ate were absolutely on point.
Expensive
Nice place for a reception dinner. Even locations on site for photos.
Mmmmm... Chef's Gnocchi, relaxing atmosphere and great service. Thank you for the wonderful evening.