Pasghettis

Atmosphere was not too bad and the service was adequate for the number of people in the restaurant at the time. The parking was challenging but any parking in Branson is something that is a talent. The food was so. so and I felt that it wasn’t too far above an Italian fast food place. The kicker was that when my wife ordered «Chicken» Alfredo, we were expecting chicken in the pasta but oh no… pretty funny actually when I asked the waitress if we could have some chicken in the Chicken Alfredo she looked at us like «are you serious? «Yes…that would be nice. The waitress then brought a plate full of baked chicken strips to put in the pasta. So needless to say… the chef or fry cook or whoever was in the kitchen must have come from McDonalds or somewhere there was no Italian food. Probably won’t return. On a good note, the beer was cold.

Wow! Really good food with great service and atmosphere. We were here on New Year’s Day. Kids loved it. There’s a ferris wheel in the place! Large portions and great salad, bread sticks, and calamari! Grab a sangria while you are here. awesome!
Highly recommend the Penne a la vodka chicken

It was so bad. Our service was good, but the food was terrible. Felt as if they bought their food at the local Walmart. The salad was soggy and old, and the spaghetti tasted like rubber. Never going to go back again. It was Pashitty’s.

Atmosphere was really good. Good was pretty good but the entire price seemed a little high compared to similar venues.

This place is horrible! Go to olive garden instead! I got the chicken piccata. It was so overcooked you couldn’t cut it with a steak knife! They poured me the wrong wine… twice! Our table was not wiped down and was sticky even though we called ahead. Its only one of the cutest restaurants, but not one of Branson’s best. If this is the best they’ve got stay away from MO.

The outside is hard to miss, even among all the kitsch and glitz and the multitude of gigantic signs and flashing marquees on every square foot of streetside space in Branson! Walking through the 15′ tall meatball, with a huge fork stuck in it, offers a fun touristy photo op. The inside of the restaurant is unique and picturesque, with something interesting to look at on every 2-​story wall. The owner describes the décor as «a little New York, a little San Francisco and a little Chicago during the roaring ‘20s.»
The service was excellent, especially considering that our good-​natured waitress, Cherlyn, had a table of about 20 of us, each with separate checks, to contend with. She offered recommendations, provided just the right amount of attention, and was very efficient. She kept a friendly smile on her face, and every order and every bill straight (with a little help from our nametags).
The menu is extensive, with entrees hovering around the $ 15 range, including a good, fresh salad and soft, warm garlic breadsticks. A tablemate shared her bruschetta appetizer, which was the best I have ever tasted, with an exceptionally fresh tomato flavor, and accompanied by a head of roasted garlic with buttery cloves soft enough to scoop out and spread or just pop in your mouth.
I ordered the Shrimp Pesto Pasta, which was good, but had too much oil for my taste, and not enough basil. However, the generous portion of shrimp was perfectly cooked and delicious. I could have (should have!) shared the dish with someone and still have left satisfied. The dessert offerings, including the now ubiquitous «molten lava chocolate cake» were not very original, so I was (uncharacteristically) not tempted. Or I suppose that could have been because I had just eaten too much already!

The food is pretty average for the price. The atmosphere is awesome, which is why they are charging so much for Italian food that is just alright. But, if you are looking for a fun place to eat with the family, I would stop here. Service was great. They have an indoor ferris wheel!

Good food. Great service. Waitress was very prompt and extremely nice and courteous. She was very attentive to our needs. We brought our two pre-​teen daughters and she talked to them and made them laugh (which is a plus)!!
I ordered the kids spaghetti meal and for me that was plenty. One daughter ordered the lasagna and it was good too. Overall, a good experience and will go back if we are in Branson. Atmosphere is wonderful. Kid friendly and fun.

The food itself was pretty good, but the prices were outrageous! I ordered the lunch portion Chicken Alfredo, and I received such a small serving that I would be upset if I had ordered it from the children’s menu! We also received two very oily breadsticks to accompany this meal, along with an overpriced small appetizer that cost as much as my meal. Save your money and head to Olive Garden.

We had order the tri perfecta and really loved the Lasana and the Fedichini Alfredo. Highly recommend this place for Italian and love the New York atmosphere.

Don’t let the front scare you! Inside the atmosphere is alive and fun with a 50’s vibe.
The food was amazing! My family had s great time! Highly recommend.

If you have a large family that likes to eat a lot of uncomplex tasting noodles and meat sauce they will be happy. If you are looking an interesting Italian meal change you expectations. If this place dropped everything on the menu by 2 $ I’d give it satisfactory remarks. At the current prices I felt a little ripped. However the ambiance is delightful and the service was very nice. Kids will like it and adults will question themselves.

The food was ok. Prices were a bit high for standard Italian fare, even considering it is a vacation hotspot. They spent a lot on the décor and the ambience is very nice, with an Italian street side feel.
Service was substandard. The waitress forgot which drinks we ordered twice and did not put our appetizer order in until after we ordered out main courses. On the plus side, they comped the appetizer because of her mistake.
Overall decent food and good atmosphere but rushed service with no attention to detail.

Decent food, lackluster service. After we’d spent the morning at the outlet mall we decided to stop somewhere and get some lunch. Pasghettis is easy to spot with its giant meatball and fork out front. My sister doesn’t eat meat so we decided against BBQ so she’d have more options to choose from.
We were seated about 10 minutes after we got there. The hostess sat us and told us our server would be right there. In the 30 seconds she was gone a kid at the next table dropped a Parmesan cheese shaker and it shattered everywhere. She had to have heard it (it was crazy loud) and just kept going. It then sat on the floor for about 10 minutes, the parents tried picking it up with limited success. A few servers actually walked over the mess, ignoring it… our server was the one who finally cleaned it up.
We met our server and he was friendly but seemed frazzled. I wonder if they don’t have enough help. They did however have a random employee wandering around, taking posed pictures of the groups eating. It was super weird. I declined having the tables picture taken. She wasn’t in a uniform, didn’t have a name tag, had a plain old camera, and didn’t introduce herself. We weren’t even sure at first if she was just some weird lady taking pictures or worked there.
I ended up with the lunch special, lasagna and a salad, and it was good. My mother ordered spaghetti and meatballs and the meatballs were really good.
Edit: My sister happened to be there with her husband and daughter, they were seated in another section and she said the service in her section was horrible. It took their server 20 minutes to get their drink order after they’d sat down, they were getting ready to walk out when she finally appeared.

Good food and a great atmosphere. We took our grandsons age 2 and 4 after a day at Silver Dollar City. The food came out fast so they didn’t get bored like they do at many places. The child’s spaghetti and meatball was almost as big as the adult buy minus salad.

We asked for a quiet seat. Oops. Anything but. When we ordered we got our main course before our soup and salad.
This is a noisy over priced spaghetti house. $ 36,50 for 2 people and they discounted the ticket $ 8. Ouch. No we won’t be back.

First, if you’re looking for a «fine dining experience», you’re going to be disappointed. That’s not what it’s about. It’s a fun for the whole family atmosphere.
The food was pretty good. I had the Chicken Marsala with Gluten Free Penne. My only complaint was that I thought the chicken was grilled, but it was breaded. Still tasted very good.
One of the reviewers said that everything was salty. My wife and I don’t eat salt and find most resteraunts too salty. I didn’t think that our food was too salty here.
Our server Troy seemed to be run around ragged, though the place wasn’t busy. He was very helpful, attentive and funny.
Overall, decent food and good atmosphere.

Fun place to eat, great atmosphere! Inside is like eating in New York in the 20’s! Must see! The food is outstanding and portions are large for the price! Couldn’t finish my plate!

The venue is fun, complete with giant meatball and a Ferris wheel, food is good, but nothing to write home about! The staff was friendly… we’d recommend lunch as opposed to dinner, as the level of food quality seemed more in line with those prices… kids would think it was fun, probably The best thing it has going for it is the ambience.

This was probably the most awful dining experience I have ever had. I rarely write reviews because it’s rarely bad enough to be worth my time. From the paper thin silverware and plastic cups to the herb-​less frozen garbage that they call food, the entire experience was awful. The six people at my table each ordered a different entrée, each of which was nearly inedible. We got 2 appetizers, one of which was obviously frozen breaded ravioli, the other was dry chewy stuffed «mushrooms.» After we each decided that our food was inedible, we got the manager over who tried to tell us that «that’s just the way our food is.» He offered to cover half of the bill to which I told him we wouldn’t be paying at all. Remember when I said the entire experience was awful? Well our waitress was actually pretty upbeat and nice so we tipped her very well given the circumstances. Do yourself a favor and don’t ever come here.
Edit: I forgot to mention that the entire experience took over two hours, and with dishes priced at an average of $ 15 when it’s obvious that only a tiny fraction of that cost goes towards quality ingredients, it’s clear that this is nothing more than a tourist trap. If you decide not to heed my warning and try this place anyways please pay attention to the art on the walls. The walls are painted with advertisements for other restaurants owned by the same person who opened this place; and yes, they’re all known for being bad.