Salotto Zarletti - Mequon

This restaurant is wonderful. The service was excellent and the food was delicious. The prices were fair and the menu offered a great variety. They also have a wide selection of wines and cocktails. Overall, the atmosphere was fantastic. Dining in for dinner was a great experience. I would rate the food a 5, service a 4, and the atmosphere a 5. The price per person ranged from $50 to $100.

We had dinner at this restaurant and spent between $10 to $20 per person. The food was excellent, we rated it a 5. The service was good, we gave it a 4. The atmosphere was also great, we rated it a 5 as well.

The restaurant offers generous portions and a pleasant atmosphere, with a very friendly waitress. The food was delicious, although it was so filling that it took me three attempts to finish it all.

Your prices more than doubled on many items. You are pricing yourself out of your average demographic’s price range who comes here. People willing to pay 150$ for a meal are the type of people who will go to calderone club or MO’s. You do not have the ambiance or food quality to command such a price increase, just being honest. It’s sad because we loved coming here for the price it used to be! Not worth the money. 24$ for the skewer appetizer? That used to be 14-16$. Unreal.

Used to be one of my favorite places to go to or order carry out from. Enjoyed several times the fried calamari, chicken parmesan, aglio olio, chicken farfalle, and other dishes. But now, the prices have increased a minimum up to 40% and at least 25% over what they were two years ago, and simply become unaffordable. I understand inflation, but other restaurants like St Pauls have been able to limit price increases to lower levels. Add to that, an expected tip and service charge. This approaches the price point of Pastiche. I guess they just want to attract a different kind of clientele, but for what they offer, I cannot justify paying for it.