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| Romeo y Julieta Ristorante Italiano One of the finest Italian restaurants of Cabo San Lucas. Romantic and with a great atmosphere.Here is where you can really enjoy the authentic Italian cuisine, with fresh pasta made at home and pizza made in our ovens with real mezquite wood. The Spanish Mediterranean feel and the fine dining experience of great Italian food make Romeo & Julieta a must. Two spacious dining areas, one with a view of the stars and the other enjoying the comfort of air conditioning insure that your night’s enjoyment will be comfortable and fun. The décor is old-world Mediterranean and has the feel and smell of an eatery in Italy. The friendly waiters hurry through the tables ensuring that your dining experience at Romeo & Julieta is pleasant. They have a fine selection of domestic and imported wines and liquors to choose from, and the Mexican coffee is a real flaming treat. The menu offers a wide variety of Italian dishes, and the prices are very reasonable. The daily special is one of the most popular entrées and consists of Caesar Salad, Spaghetti Pesto, Fettuccini Alfredo, a delicious dessert and coffee. That’s not all, though, because with all this comes the main course which changes every day. The Scampi Provenzale with Cannelloni was fantastic. Other nights it might be fish, veal or chicken. The Caesar salad is out of this world and is what has made this restaurant famous. Another favorite and much-requested dish is the Medagliones Funghi (veal medallions) served in a delicious mushroom and red wine sauce. It is one of the house’s special recipes. Do not forget the many great pizzas on the menu and once you try one of them you will be back for more.The desserts are delightful and sweet. Romeo y Julieta is located just off Marina Boulevard on Camino del Cerro. Review from Los Cabos Magazine issue 8 The waiters are the decor at this authentic Italian restaurant, wearing large Italian flag-style aprons of green, white, and red. A pianist played romantic classics while we dined in the open courtyard under a starry sky. Appetizers featured shrimp cocktail, prosciutto and melon, and antipastos de la casa: an Italian salad bar with marinated octopus; potato salad; fried onion rings; fish fillets; a hearts of palms salad; a sumptuous, marinated three-color bell pepper salad; and more, enough to stop right there and call it dinner—all for only $5 U.S.! Warm focaccia bread accompanies meals, classic Caesar salad is made at your table, and a glass of vino tinto adds to the pleasure of your meal. The ravioli al forno is excellent with six enormous homemade raviolis stuffed with ricotta cheese and spinach. Pasta dishes include spaghetti a la puttanesca (capers, anchovies, olives and tomato sauce), spaghetti pesto, a seafood linguini in Alfredo sauce; gnocchi; lasagna; and penne. The Romeo & Julieta combo features beef medallions, mushrooms, and shrimp in Alfredo sauce. Try the scampi Pernod with fresh cream—it’s both elegant and legal. Pollo lovers will savor the chicken parmesana and the cacciatore. Dessert selections include gelato, a selection of ten rich cakes made daily, and delicious flan. Finish up with a cappuccino. Pastas are $10 U.S. or less with entrées from $8 to $20 U.S. At Boulevard Marina and Camino del Cerro, with seating for 100. Review from Los Cabos Magazine issue 9
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