My husband and I love coming here. (as do my parents when they are in town from NY). It is less expensive than most italian restaurants in the area. They have a great menu, with a lot of specials. Only draw back is that it gets very busy in season (December-March) most nights of the week. Have been coming for... More

mc donalds of italian poor quality ths service was good pity about the food pasta was overcooked the lasanga had meat that ground to paste pizza was tasteless i would not. recommend

Il Mulino was recommended by friends, and so off we went to try it. Nicely decorated, it turned out to be a very well-run operation, and obviously popular, as the crowds indicated. I must say that all the food was fresh, very tasty and served hot. Their special garlic rolls were addictive. My chicken parmigiana was one of the best... More

The food at Il Mulino is very good. The service is very good. And, the prices are very good. They are geared to the middle class family, who is eating out. You may have a little wait on week-ends-- BUT, I have found the dinner compensated for the wait time.

Il Mulino was recommended by our Alhambra Resort staff in Ft Lauderdale and the restaurant really delivered. Very knowledgeable wait staff helped us pick the right house seafood specials and like the hotel man said, the free garlic bread (and more bread if you ask) was just the best. Prices were reasonable, and the restaurant is big enough to hold... More

Ive been coming here for 7 years and the food and service has always been excellent. I recommend to visitors and take family there when they visit. Parking can be tricky but someone is always leaving so just be patient. Great atmosphere and experience.

The service was wonderful and knowledgable. The food we loved. The veggie selections were really good and salads were delish. Can't wit to return. Wine selection was very good and they made a grat martini.

The waitress was very attentive and the food was very good. We waited 25 minutes for a table. I recommend this restaurant to anyone who wants good Italian cooking.

There used to be a local restaurant up in New York, near where I live, that brought a roasted or baked garlic bulb to the table, to eat with the bread. It was the only reason I went there. The rest of the experience was just average. Il Mulino's version of Garlic Bread is not bread with a little bit... More