They have it all, live music, great food and great service. I think their plate of spaghetti is enough for a family of four.

My family went to this restaurant a few days ago for dinner. There were people waiting all the way out the door, and it was completely full inside. The food is very good, but the portions are gigantic. I split the whole wheat spaghetti w/ marinara, and we took it home and got four and a half servings out of... More

price is really high and the pizza i got was burnt and tasted like charcoal..................................

Stopped in after hearing rave reviews from many folks. The atmosphere is retro funk checkered tablecloth Italian. Thanks to the holidays, there was a wild assortment of sparkly decorations decking the halls and walls and booths, as well. The prices were a bit on the steep side (over $20 for a 17" pizza), but the food was good. I had... More

My favorite dish is the Lasagna alla Nonna Emilia. Lots of selections on the menu. Heard the pizza is pretty darn good too but can't seem to pass up the lasagna every time I go. Best in the Portland area by far.

I have been coming here for years... It could stand some updates but food is still good and portion are large. I great place to host a party.

Have eaten here for years. Went recently and service was terrible. Over an hour wait to end up being shoved in a corner with mismatched sizes of tables for a party of 6. Waitress was horrible, took her almost 10 minutes to acknowledge us and got worse from there. With all the options in the area won't be wasting my... More

Their pasta dishes are imaginative. Didn't care for the Pizza, too thick crusted. Have eaten there several times. We now eat out less and are discovering oher places,.

Nonna's has, in my opinion, declined in the past few years. What was once a Genoa atmosphere has declined to a so-so pizza and pasta place. My last several visits have all brought a colossal case of heartburn - something different in the sausage perhaps? Not on my favorite list anymore.