PREZZO

Prezzo is the Italian chain that feels like a comfortable old shoe. It’s hygienic, has a sea view, and can serve up a meal good enough to keep you happy, but not much more. Liz and her crew had a nice time, thanks to stellar service from Justyna and her team, but it’s a little too much of a safe bet. The food might even impress if you're lucky—like when a six-year-old manages to finish their plate.

However, things can get dicey; patrons like NatVar highlight potential kitchen mishaps that can leave you with a raw stomach rather than a satisfied one. It's the sort of place you settle for when you want something familiar, but, spoiler alert: it’s not going to blow your socks off. Expect decent food with a side of inconsistent quality, and maybe you’ll leave feeling alright but not remarkable.