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3.2
20 reviews
Luchetti’s is a bit of a split decision for me. The truffle arancini were crispy little dreams and the espresso was top-tier, but my seafood pasta swam in so much oil I could’ve wrung it out. Service felt distracted—friendly when we finally got attention, but plates lingered too long. Prices land a notch above the payoff, so I left half-wooed, half-wary.
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