Rossis Italian Grill
Italian Restaurant in Restaurant Row
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There are currently 87 user submitted reviews for this restaurant.All it takes is one taste, every dish distinctively, deliciously, "a la Rossi"
Reviews of Rossis Italian Grill
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Dec 31st, 2009 at 12:28 pm From: Myrtle Beach, SC By: vm Avg. Rating:3 |
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I don't really care about Rossis...its ok.... I do have a prob with Bloomfield , NJ comment about southerners. First the owner is not even from here, he's a DAMN YANKEE just like you. Get mad at your own ppl, not us down here. We didn't ask you to come or stay and live here. ref: 17922 
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Oct 09th, 2009 at 3:38 pm From: Ashland , KY By: dt Avg. Rating:4.7 |
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This is one of my all time favorite restaurants, It is one of the few I always go to when in Myrtle. This is a nice restaurant. It is always busy. (If it were bad it would not be crowded) A simple tip, stop by or call earlier in the day or the day before AND MAKE A RESERVATION ! Last time I was there, I made my reservation for 7 PM, we arrived about 10 minutes early, As I approched the Matre'd, a young couple put there name on the list, They had a two hour wait.
I then told the Matre'd my name and that I had a reservation for 7PM
"right this way Mr. Jones, your table is ready" Magic ? -no - Reservation !
As for the food, If you want Fazoli's or Fazoli type food go to Fazoli's. But if you want a fine meal, this is the place. Let your waiter help you with your food choice. They are very knowledgeable and hard working. I had commented to my wife that our waiter should be cloned, that he was one of the most effecient waiters I had ever seen. I love their Veal Oscar. It is not on the menu, but they will make it, In fact our waiter said it was a very popular with their regulars. . Special requests are not a problem for them. As for the negative reviews, some people can always find something to gripe about.
Remember make a reservation, and smile to yourself as you walk by all the people that waited and just put their name on the list. ref: 17404
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Sep 14th, 2009 at 1:45 pm From: Charleston, WV By: drk Avg. Rating:4.8 |
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My husband & I have been going to Rossi's for years when we vacation in the area. We have never been disappointed. Over the years I have told several people to go when they are in the area, and everyone has been extremly satisfied. If it was closer to home, this would be our special occasion place. ref: 17122
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Sep 08th, 2009 at 10:26 am From: Fairmont, WV By: ah Avg. Rating:5 |
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This place had the best Italian food ever!!! Wish there was one closer to home!! I was so full but couldn't stop eating because it was so good. ref: 17063
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Aug 05th, 2009 at 9:27 am From: cChicago, ILL By: rr Avg. Rating:4.3 |
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So many opinions a total of 57 they feed 1000s of cutomers with many on numerous returns. It seems as if they had a bad day or one bad experience .I would not let that keep me from trying Rossis you will come again and again. As for the owner being Greek what would that mean they have been in the food industry for generations and some even own good old American Mc Donalds imagine that.I would compare it to many of our fine etablishments in Chicago or my visits too New York. It saddens me when one time visitors place judgements on someones lifetime of success and hard work shame on them. Deane and the staff of Rossis keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
p.s The music is great ref: 16521
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 23rd, 2009 at 6:17 pm From: Allentown, PA By: c.r.m. Avg. Rating:5 |
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We been to Rossi's 3 times already and it will be the forth time. It's the best restaurant I ever ate at!!!!! We love this restaurant in Myrtle beach! We love Myrtle to!!! I love Rossi's!! ref: 16230
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 21st, 2009 at 12:48 pm From: cherry hill, NJ By: cl Avg. Rating:4 |
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My husband and I were there on vacation from New Jersey and we had the pleasure to dine at this incredible restaurant. We had the Lobster Ravioli and it was delicious. The wine selection was also great. We finished our meal with some out of this world dessert..TARTUFO...The tartufo itself was beyond my expectations. I can't wait to go back there and enjoy it again..YUMMY...... a very pleased couple ref: 16177
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 01st, 2009 at 6:50 pm From: Whittier, NC By: me Avg. Rating:4.8 |
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This is the second time my husband and I have eaten at this restaurant. He loves italian food, and I love seafood. It was the best of both worlds. The waiter was so knowledgeable about the wine list, and did an excellent wine presentation. The atmosphere is great if you are seated in a room without windows, otherwise the view isn't so great. The walls absorb the sound well, so even though there were 2 crying babies in there, it didn't affect us much. My husband enjoyed the fact that they served a huge "boat" full of Parmesan cheese which he used all of. The bread was glazed with butter and garlic, which would've been better with olive oil and balsamic vinegar instead of butter (they had the former 6 years ago.) The seafood is fresh. I think we'll make this a regular stop on our trips to myrtle beach. I love when you can find a nice restaurant and not get caught in all the tourist trap restaurants. ref: 15806
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jun 28th, 2009 at 6:12 pm From: shepherdstown, WV By: gsv Avg. Rating:2.5 |
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A lot of hype but the food is not that good. The garlic bread is the worst I have ever had. My wife is italian.. ref: 15741
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jun 07th, 2009 at 9:52 am From: South Park, PA By: jp Avg. Rating:4.2 |
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We go to myrtle beach every year. That means we eat at rossis every year. We are used to real Italian food. In fact we are Italian. My grandmother, who is real picky beacuse she makes her own tomatoe sauce, loves it. My dad is a harsh food "critic' and loved it. In fact we go on his birthday every year. ref: 15325
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: May 31st, 2009 at 12:57 pm From: Bloomfield, NJ, NJ By: mario Avg. Rating:2.3 |
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This place should be closed down. I'm from North Jersey and the actual waiter we had did not know of anything Italian. The owner himself didn't know anything Italian. Fast food is what it is....... Absolutely horrible. With the way that it was packed, you would think it was like Smith&Wollensky or something, but I guess that was all of the southerners and midwesterners....No offense to you guys either, it's just that we are used to Real Italian food here. From Real Italians. ref: 15232
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: May 13th, 2009 at 10:06 am From: Nashville, TN By: kc Avg. Rating:4.7 |
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The food was great, we were there this past summer and it was AWESOME! This year we will be going back when we vist Myrtle Beach again. ref: 14954
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Apr 09th, 2009 at 1:25 pm From: Raleigh, NC By: sk Avg. Rating:2.2 |
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I waited years to go and could not have been more dissappointed. A tourist trap for sure!
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Dec 11th, 2008 at 6:56 pm From: Foley, AL By: bfs Avg. Rating:4.7 |
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We dined at Rossi's on 12/11/08. We had beef tips for an appitizer, which were "just right spicy" and very tender, with two ifferent dipping sauces. The house salad we had was fresh and delicious with the blue cheese dressing. I had cheese stuffed shells in marinaro sauce which was delicious, my wife had veal parmigeon and lagagna which she enjoyed greatly. We had cabernet house wine which was just right and tiramazo which was light and delicious. Our waiters name was John and the service we received was outstanding and we have never had better service. He was there when we needed him but didn't hover. Overall the night was better than excellant. ref: 13430
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Oct 31st, 2008 at 11:18 am From: Chicago, IL By: rt Avg. Rating:2.2 |
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They spend a lot of money on advertising and hype. Being from Chicago where true Italian restaurants are plentiful, Rossi's is no comparison. Waiting to get seated was too long as it wasn't that busy and we were staring at open tables. The service was poor. They act like you were lucky to be there. Back to the hype. The food just isn't that good. Especially for the price. Just because they have the biggest signs on the highway and have the most commercials on the radio doesn't make them better. We have been going to MB for 15 years and every few years we give it another try in case they somehow changed. So this year in September of '08, we tried once more. Nothing changed. Same mediocre food, snotty waiter, poor service. You shouldn't have to keep looking for someone to get some wine with your dinner. And after the wine order is taken, it should come back in less than 15 minutes. Save your money. Many fine smaller places there that care that you dropped in. ref: 13205
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Sep 18th, 2008 at 11:44 pm From: Greenville, NC By: dgp Avg. Rating:4.8 |
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My husband and I celebrated on our honeymoon in 2003 with a fabulous meal at Rossi's. The restaurant and food were all we expected and more....loved the atmosphere!!!! We are going back this Dec. for our 5th anniv. and plan to have a "date" with Rossi's!!! Thanks for the memories!!! ref: 12851
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Aug 19th, 2008 at 6:29 pm From: Wheeling, WV By: mjh Avg. Rating:5 |
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This is the best restraunt in Myrtle Beach. The price is a little high, but worth every penny. They have the best crab dip I have ever had. The food on the menu can be traded out for a different item. My fish was to be served with scallops and shrimp, but I substituted it for crab. The waitor said the kitchen can do anything. It was to die for. Very Clean! ref: 12502
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 20th, 2008 at 12:29 am From: Bristol, TN By: sydney r Avg. Rating:5 |
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I have been going to Rossi's for the past 4 vacations with my family and it is the culinary highlight of my year. Those that gave unfair reviews must either A) Not be Italian, or B) Not realize that Rossi's is an experience, not your average Fazoli's -style dining!
I highly recommend the Italian sampler for those with a larger appetite, as well as a cannoli for dessert...it is definately worth the feeling of being overly full!
Definately get a reservation! ref: 11995
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 03rd, 2008 at 4:36 pm From: Niagara , ONT By: me Avg. Rating:3 |
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Lousiest dining experience of my life. Waiter (who appeared to be under the influence of something) knew nothing about the menu and made error submitting our order to the kitchen. Food was not as we ordered.
Manager was somewhat sympathetic at first but unhelpful.
Paid cash for half-eaten meal and left.
Was followed into parking lot by manager and waiter claiming we had not paid.
Then the money magically appeared in the waiter's hand.
Manager was unapologetic for the scene created in the parking lot.
Told manager and waiter where to shove their restaurant. Will never set foot in that place again.
ref: 11724
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jun 27th, 2008 at 9:12 am From: wheeling, WV By: spf Avg. Rating:5 |
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We went there 10 years ago for my in-laws anniversery. It was fantastic. Though my in-laws have turned into people we dont know.... I still rossi's.. ref: 11611
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jun 12th, 2008 at 11:26 pm From: Detroit, MI By: hjb Avg. Rating:3.2 |
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Food is good, service was decent but pricey for what you get. A price of $16.50 for spagetti and tomato sauce (not meat) is just a little over the top IMO. I doubt I'd return. ref: 11363
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: May 27th, 2008 at 11:30 am From: Pittsburgh, PA By: dm Avg. Rating:2.3 |
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I've been vacationing in Myrtle Beach since the early '90's and Rossi's was always my favorite restaurant. We'd always save it for our last night as a special treat. I've taken friends and family there and have told many to people to eat at Rossi's. But, I must say that my last couple experiences there have not been up to par. My favorite entree was always the filet oscar...last fall it was nothing like I'd had in the past. I believe in giving places, especially an old favorite, another chance. This month, May 2008, I took 8 friends with me. There was not one person happy with their meal or the service. Our waitress was very unfriendly and inefficient. Specials were announced without prices...none of asked...our mistake! Most of us ordered the Grouper with one piece of shrimp and two scallops. The grouper was very fishy tasting, didn't even taste like Grouper...most of us were charged $36 for this entree...one of the women was charged $39.99 and the waitress argued with her about it. One woman was brought the Grouper special instead of the Veal Special...upon telling the waitress, she acted like she doubted my friend, but did eventually return with the Veal entree...about halfway through our meals. But, the odd part was, the manager came and questioned my friend about changing her mind. She was sitting right beside me...the Grouper was parmesan encrusted, this person does not even eat any kind of cheese and had definitely not ordered it. I think the waitress was trying to pawn the mistake off to the guest instead of admitting she'd made the mistake. She was promised a free dessert for the mistake...which never was mentioned again, she didn't receive it or any other compensation. Our water glasses were never refilled, coffee was never mentioned, except for one person who ordered it and never received it. Two of the women did order the filet oscar...at a price of $49...and weren't impressed. I felt terrible I had taken my friends to Rossi's and will never return. The only good thing I can say about our experience that night was that the Lobster bites were still great. Rossi's has lost a good customer, I'm in Myrtle Beach four times a year and they'll never get any of my business again. There are too many other great restaurants in MB to waste my money on yet another bad experience. ref: 11132
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Apr 23rd, 2008 at 11:19 am From: CONWAY, SC By: pb Avg. Rating:5 |
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The only negatives is that there are too many YANKEES comparing this excellent place to their holes in the wall Italian places up north. Stay home....The food is great. ref: 10758
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Apr 22nd, 2008 at 10:41 pm From: stamford, CT By: al Avg. Rating:3 |
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Food is ok, nothing to write home about. Haven't been there in years. Pushy about selling you wine and drinks. ref: 10749
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Apr 12th, 2008 at 10:34 am From: Buffalo, NY By: scs Avg. Rating:2.7 |
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Definitely a overhyped experience. If your looking for decor go there, if your looking for good food, continue your search. This is definitely a one time, never go back restaurant. ref: 10611
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Feb 24th, 2008 at 4:49 pm From: Shelton, CT. By: bcw Avg. Rating:2.5 |
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Over priced under valued. marsala was burnt, asked the waiter for a straw three times then he took one from a dirty busing tray from a dirty glass and put it in my sisters glass. Spagetti was cold? Just because they have long line don't mean it good. ref: 10129
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Feb 12th, 2008 at 2:06 pm From: Sudbury, ONTARIO By: wag Avg. Rating:4.2 |
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Well, we heard of Rossi's through a work colleague, and will be definitely returning. I am I talian, and the Linguini and Clams were as good if not better than my own. We sat at the bar for a while talking witht the bartender, had some of the wonderful cheese with our wine. I would suggest that you give yourselves plenty of time. Not because of the wait, but because to truly enjoy the atmosphere, the smell of good Italian food (garlic) is to enjoy Rossi's. I will be back in Apriol, October, April, etc.... ref: 10004
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Dec 04th, 2007 at 3:43 pm From: Poquoson, VA By: adb Avg. Rating:4.8 |
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This was my first visit, but certainly not my last. The owner's neice attends school with my son and she suggested Rossi's. Figuring she wouldn't lead us astray we went. We were seated immediately, of course it was off season. The place is absolutely beautiful inside. Not anything like I would expect in a shopping center. The waiter was very informative and knowledgeable about the dishes. We ordered the feta stuffed mushrooms appetizer. I don't like mushrooms, well I didn't before Saturday. My son had a lasagna/stuffed shells dinner and it was great. I had steak tips marsala with peppers and onions. The marsala flavor was perfect. We had planned on desert, but that was impossible. We would have needed to be rolled out of the place. While not the cheapest place on the Grand Strand, sometimes that's not what you're looking for. I'd highly suggest Rossi's and I will surely be back! ref: 9417
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Nov 03rd, 2007 at 2:53 pm From: Myrtle Beach, SC By: kel Avg. Rating:3.3 |
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Last Visit:October 2007
Rossi's recently went no-smoking in the dining room. Since I have asthma, that's important. We were looking forward to a nice dinner. We were very disappointed. I ordered the special but the waiter didn't let me know the price. $36 for 2 tough pieces of mystery fish (flounder?) with tough overdone shrimp and 2 really good scallops. They were all coated with crisp parmesean cheese with no flavor. The food was also room temperature. My husbands spaghetti and meatballs were also room temp. The table next to us had the same issue with their dinner. The dining room is too dark to see the menus easily but it sure is pretty. The waiter looked a little disheveled and spoke so quickly and softly I just gave up trying to understand him. Another table next to us just got up and left. The table of women seated after us kept asking for prices for the specials and he kept trying to evade the question but still sell the specials. It was VERY disappointing. We eat out alot and live in Myrtle Beach. We won't be back.
ref: 9131
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Sep 22nd, 2007 at 11:50 pm From: Charlotte, NC By: kb Avg. Rating:5 |
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I was a little hesitant about trying Rossi's after reading the mixed reviews on here... but I am SO GLAD we did. First of all, the food was OUTSTANDING. I am originally from northern New Jersey AND I'm half-Italian so I do know decent Italian food from bad Italian food, and this was great. Ok the sauce wasn't SUPER but it was all right. Everything else was great. The bread was to die for, even the wine was great. Second, the service was GREAT... our waiter was very attentive. Also, the atmosphere was beautiful.... Very romantic, if you're with a date or someone special. My only teeny tiny complaint is that they dim the lights a little TOO much, you can barely read the menu or see your food, haha (and I have very good eyesight!). But that's ok, it was totally worth it. On a side note, I totally have the UTMOST respect for Rossi's for being voluntarily SMOKE FREE, and stating on the menu to take your cell phone calls outside and please remove "unhappy children" from the dining room... Awesome!!!! ;) I wish we had Rossi's here in Charlotte :) ref: 8420
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Sep 08th, 2007 at 2:50 am From: Ashland, KY By: dt Avg. Rating:4.8 |
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This is my Favorite restaurant in Myrtle Beach.
The food has always on every occasion been excellent.
Our waiter on our last visit was fantastic, I particularly noted his efficiency and attention to detail, as well as his candor in guiding my wife and I with our selections.
I had my perennial favorite Veal Oscar. It is not on the menu but they will gladly prepare it. My wife had the Veal Marsala. Both were Excellent.
I made a reservation the night before, and arrived a few minutes early. "Right this way Mr. _____ , your table is ready. "
The fellow that put his name on the list for a party of two ,as I walked up to the maitre de was told that there would be a 60 to 70 minute wait.(but still worth it ) -- Tip get a reservation. A perfect dining experience. ref: 8146
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Aug 16th, 2007 at 1:33 pm From: Concord, , ONT By: rjk Avg. Rating:4.8 |
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The food here is fresh.It is cooked well without need of fancy sauces or spices. The pasta was never overcooked the fish had preserved all its natural taste. Add to that the service was very professional and the value superior to those buffet tourist traps. A dining experience. ref: 7640
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 18th, 2007 at 10:57 am From: Myrtle Beach, SC By: tlr Avg. Rating:3 |
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Italian but with a Greek twist. ref: 7066
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 04th, 2007 at 6:06 pm From: Salem, IN By: ss Avg. Rating:4 |
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Rossis was a very good place to eat, and my wife and I enjoyed it. The service was excellent. It had a little bit of a 'commercial' type atmoshpere ( but my wife says 'busy' would be a better word). We would go there again. ref: 6706
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jun 04th, 2007 at 9:52 pm From: Newark, OH By: rdp Avg. Rating:4.7 |
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My wife and I ate at Rossis on our honeymoon in 99", happy to say we are returning July 2nd 2007 for our 8th. Can't wait! Have some stuff mushrooms waiting. ref: 6197
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Apr 22nd, 2007 at 11:43 pm From: Clemson, SC By: ca Avg. Rating:4.2 |
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This is one of the best Italian restaurants on the Grand Strand. I'm not a huge Italian food fan, but my wife is. We ate here and I was impressed with their filet mignon. It was cooked perfectly. The owner here clearly takes a lot of pride into this outfit. Very professional, clean, upscale, and classy. Whether you're taking a date or you're like me and it's your family of four, this is a great atmosphere. Very good dining experience. ref: 5570
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Mar 21st, 2007 at 7:49 pm From: Aiken, SC By: lf Avg. Rating:5 |
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Great food! Great atmosphere! Everytime we are in Myrtle Beach we always dine at Rossi's. Chaz always gives us first class service. The steak bits and fried lobster are out of this world.. ref: 5188
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Dec 27th, 2006 at 2:56 pm From: Philipsburg, PA By: jli Avg. Rating:5 |
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WE LOVED IT!!!
Can't wait to visit again. The food is excellent and the prices are fair for what you get. Have to try while you're in Myrtle Beach. ref: 4542
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Sep 04th, 2006 at 7:50 am From: North Myrtle Beach, SC By: mr Avg. Rating:2 |
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For all the hype , Rossis was a bust. It took us 45 minutes to get our salads and another 30 minutes to get our meal. Our waiter was no where to be found. The entrees tasted nothing like traditional Italian cuisine and were bland at best. If that red mess was Italian sauce , then I suggest a cooking class refresher. The bill was the only memorable item. This was the worst value we experienced in Myrtle Beach ! ref: 3734
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 24th, 2006 at 6:00 pm From: Mount Pleasant, SC By: hr Avg. Rating:5 |
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What a wonderful place. I met my date in the bar and had a delicious meal. Then we went to the piano bar and danced the night away. I wish there were more places like this. ref: 3215
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jul 09th, 2006 at 1:02 am From: Huntersville, NC By: jmm Avg. Rating:3.3 |
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Nice atmosphere and good wait staff. However, the food was quite bland, and the marinara was no better than a jar of Ragu'. We had a pleasant meal, but had expected much more. Goes to show you that most people just do not know what good italian is....and this was average at best. ref: 2982
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: May 31st, 2006 at 12:44 pm From: charlotte, NC By: jk Avg. Rating:3.7 |
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Love the fried lobster !!!! Never miss it when I come to the beach !!! ref: 2562
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: May 29th, 2006 at 6:16 pm From: Cheraw, SC By: jba Avg. Rating:3.5 |
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Rossis has a great atmosphere and great food. A little expensive but well worth it. Plenty of food on the plate so come hungry.
ref: 2552
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: May 16th, 2006 at 9:02 pm From: South Jersey, NJ By: el Avg. Rating:2.7 |
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We were there last summer (2005) and were not impressed at all. My husband and I joke that we are professional eaters. For us, the food at Rossi's is just average and can not hold a candle to any Italian restaurant in the South Jersey - South Philly area. ref: 2464
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: May 13th, 2006 at 10:39 pm From: Syracuse, NY By: mmc Avg. Rating:5 |
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I have travel to Myrtle Beach for the passed 15 years and stayed at the Kingston Plantation, however the highlight of my vacation is having dinner at Rossi's. Rossi's staff and owners make you feel at home! They are so professional at the same time they make you feel special! I will always reccomend Rossi's as the "Best" in Myrtle Beach. If you do not go, it is your loss!!! BASF Corporation Moses M. Clark National Account Manager ref: 2432
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: May 12th, 2006 at 11:31 pm From: Pittsburgh, PA By: vam Avg. Rating:4.8 |
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My wife and I were married in MB last Saturday 5/6/06. We had 30 guests and a reception followed at Rossi's. We tried it last year and scouted it. It was pretty good then. We have been dealing with the manager Scott since then and up to the wedding day. All I can say is wow!!! We pulled it off with out a hitch and couldn't have done it without Rossi's. All but three of the guests where from out of town and EVERYONE loved it . There were several Italians in the crowd, many second and third generation, tough critics. The bar and waitstaff were excellent. Though we did not have enough guests for a private room they were able to accomodate us in a back room. We didn't even notice the remaining few tables and the people eating, and believe me, they didn't mind, it was free entertainment to go with dinner. The food was excellent. The lasagna was stacked, the veal plentiful, and the chicken mouth watering. The sauces were perfect. Nothing precooked as we gave them the order inside of 24 hrs. Everything pounded to perfection and it was picture perfect. The timing on everything was impecable! The bread and wine were outstanding. Afterwords we all piled into the piano bar and literally took over. It was GREAT!!!!!!! So much fun. We all felt so welcomed and I'm sure I as well as others will return. Don't be afraid to plan an event here, just make sure u speak with Scott and only Scott!
THANX ref: 2426
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Apr 18th, 2006 at 6:36 pm From: greenville, SC By: km Avg. Rating:5 |
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Our favorite restaurant, period. ref: 2280
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Mar 27th, 2006 at 10:51 am From: Winterville, NC By: jhm Avg. Rating:3.3 |
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Great looking Italian restaurant. Excellent waiter (Jeff). I didn't complain about the food, but it was not close to the food I had heard so much about from Rossi's. My wife got the lasagna. It was dry and tasteless. I got the grilled tuna feature. It was overcooked and the scalops didn't taste fresh at all. I am not one to complain to a hard working wait staff so I just won't be going back. Sorry! ref: 2198
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Mar 08th, 2006 at 3:27 pm From: HOLBROOK LI, NY By: rgr Avg. Rating:5 |
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My brother in law and I were in myrtle for bike week in may 2005 we just happened to be in the area of Rossis and went in .We went back every nite for 5 days .The food is excellent, especially the sampler platters,which the bartender suggested. I dont remember his name but he made the best georgetown lemon drop martinis. And he was the nicest guy in the world.Will definitely be returning may 2006. ref: 2121
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Feb 20th, 2006 at 3:50 pm From: All over, USA By: km Avg. Rating:4.7 |
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My boyfriend and I kicked off our Valentine's Day extravaganza weekend with this restaurant. First off, I love the presentation and atmosphere. I am a sucker for a dark and romantic ambience, the music was wonderful, and it smelled of delicious italian food (of course, why wouldn't it?). This has been the most expensive restaurant that my boyfriend and I have been to, I am quite the food critic, and for a 21 and 23 year old, we have been blessed to be able to go around to excellent restaurants. I noticed a comment about the calamari being too chewy, but our batch came out hot, fresh, and authentically delicious!! I have a Veal porterhouse special, to die for, that came with sauteed portabello mushrooms and red onions on top of it. I had it with fettuccine alfredo (mmmm delicious), My boyfriend had some kind of melange of italian sausage,bell peppers, red onions, and marinara sauce along with the fettuccine. All in All I loved it!! (THE ONLY THING was that there "seemed" to be so many 'mobbish or tough' looking italians or italian-americans there. I don't know why, but my boyfriend and I joked about being shot like in the Godfather the whole time. We were probably just being silly!) ref: 2052
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jan 27th, 2006 at 1:10 pm From: Trenton, NJ By: jh Avg. Rating:2.3 |
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I have eaten in many New York City italian retaurants and also in the Little Italy section of Trenton where I now live. I tried the food at Rossi's and can truly say it was the worst Italian food I have ever experienced. I had the lasagna and it tasted like they used sauce from a jar. Homemade lasagna it was not. My wife had the fried calamari and said they were chewy. I would not recommend this place to anyone and would never return. ref: 1946
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Dec 17th, 2005 at 3:34 pm From: N. MYRTLE BEACH, SC By: ppp Avg. Rating:4 |
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Best place I have ever been to. The food is absolutely wonderful. I have had filet mignon, tenderloin bites, salads, pasta, wine. Nothing but the best as far as the service and food. You are doing a great job Dean. Keep up the good work. It is fabulous...
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Dec 13th, 2005 at 11:22 am From: Wilmington, NC By: hc Avg. Rating:3.7 |
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As an oxygen user I was shocked to see signs at the front deck announcing that smoking is permitted anywhere in the restaurant. Had we not been with a large group my husband and I would have left. None in our group smoked and we were all wondering why any restaurant in this day and age would have such a policy! There were plenty of dining rooms so it seemed inexcusable to not have more consideration for customers desires. Also, there was even a machine, ugly and out of place, sitting in this elegant restaurant lobby and selling tobacco products. What kind of a statement are they trying to make? The service was excellent and the food was fine but we will never return to Rossi's. ref: 1759
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Oct 10th, 2005 at 9:13 pm From: Charlotte, NC By: tmf Avg. Rating:2.7 |
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My wife ordered Seafood Bisque and it tasted stale and lemony and not creamy at all. Food was warm not hot. We ordered the "special" which was Veal steak with some shrimp and special sauce. Veal was thick as a filet. Terrible and tough. The side dish of fettucini was cold and dry. $36.00. Most I have ever paid for an entree. Shame on me I'll not be polite and ask how much next time. ref: 1466
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Aug 17th, 2005 at 3:45 pm From: Cornelius, NC By: rjs Avg. Rating:4.7 |
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FIRST CLASS all the way! This is the BEST place to get Italian food in the Myrtle Beach area. ref: 1106
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Apr 22nd, 2005 at 11:09 am From: Kansas City, MO By: gj Avg. Rating:4.3 |
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Best Fettuccini I have ever had! Before dinner we had to wait in the bar area adjacent to the restaurant where there was live music and a great dance floor - very enjoyable and made the wait time go by fast. The music in the diningroom was a little loud and the lights just a little too dim, but overall our whole experience was terrific! ref: 390
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Rossis Italian Grill Posted: Jan 19th, 2005 at 3:10 pm From: Philly, PA By: tr Avg. Rating:4.3 |
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Been there several times...Sinatra, Dean, Tony Bennett tunes...best meatballs South of South Philly! ref: 154
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