Has anyone tried this place in Tyler? If so what's your thoughts on it?

http://forums.texags.com/main/forum.reply.asp?forum_id=42&topic_id=2474094&message_id=39885508&hi=1#r39885508

I think it's pretty good but it's not particularly cheap.

Pizza was good. Pasta was too rich for wife, but I liked it. Good service.

Well, that didn't last that long. Too bad, the lasagna was pretty good.

http://www.myeasttex.com/news/local-news/tyler-eatery-closes-its-doors

Wow!! I just ate there Saturday night. The waiter said the next time we ate there to make sure and ask for him. Guess he wasnt in the loop.

What? You mean an Italian restaurant that moved into the location of a failed Italian restaurant didn't make it? I'm shocked! I think a third Italian restaurant should definitely give it a go there.

Looks like they closed their Tyler, Greenville, and Sherman locations.

http://www.cbs19.tv/story/29938308/owner-of-tyler-restaurant-forced-to-close-its-doors-speaks-out

No surprise.

The service was decent but the food was pretty average at best. The other annoying thing was the kids pizza thing. Little kids getting to make their own pizza at the table is a cute concept, but the reality is giving kids a bunch of cheese, a rolling pin, and marinara sauce is a recipe for "Pain In The Rear". And then you charge me $8+ for it? I'll pass. The wife and I thought about going there one night as we left Home Depot but the reason we decided against was bang for the buck and the fact we knew the kids would want to do the pizza thing again.


I don't mean to defend that Carinos location, but when they shut it down, they shut almost every Carinos down in the country. I can't remember the exact number but it seems like they shuttered 80% of their stores when they closed the Tyler location.


I think that's a good spot for a restaraunt but nothing seems to stick.

It was olive garden quality for twice the price, and I completely agree on the kids meal.