A quant little restaurant with 12 tables. We had 2 glasses wine, 2 bowls escarole soup which was very good, 1 veal parma was good but not great, 1 angel hair spagetti which was just ok, 1 salmon dinner which I have had better...the price....$110.00 The service was ok, the restaurant had 3 customers..I thought for sure the waiter would... more

The food was good however not great, .. they need to lower the prices by 40% and then I would give it a better rating.....nothing special il mulino or Bravos much much much better ..bigger servings for much lower prices. These days I rank very much on value. Skip Pellegrino's and go to il mulinos in fort lauderdale. more

My fiance and I ate here July 2009..The food was just OK..Prices ..outrageous.. everything..and i mean everything A LA CARTE.. We would NEVER go back...stick with Runway 84 for sure! more

We ate here in March of 2009. The food was no better than any other good Italian restaurant but at twice the cost. I inquired if the Bolongnese sauce was made in the authentic way with milk to tenderize the meat but the chef had never heard of that. I ended up having a chicken dish that was so lemony... more

This is a worthy descendent of the great Rao in New York. But it's much easier to get into. Stuck away on a side street off Federal Highway, but worth finding. The food was excellent and the portions overly generous. One of us had tomatos and red onions as a starter. With some frresh ground pepper on top, they were... more

I grew up in East Harlem where good Italian food was taken for granted when eating at a local restaurant. Now?? Eyy fuhgedabouddit. Unless it's at home...It is not going to happen. But wait..Give your kitchen a break and try dining at Pellegrino's . If you grew up in the 'neigborhood'...you'd think you have returned. Everything on the menu is... more