Dolce Vita
Cuisine: Italian.
* * * 8 votes
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2 Reviews to “Dolce Vita”
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MiMi Says:
September 28th, 2007
Dolce has potential to become a gem on the West Shore. One dilemma is that the “Italian aromas” are not present when you walk in, just a musty odor. The unused bar area needs to be screened off at least for the time being. Music is good, not too loud so conversations can be heard.
Service was prompt and courteous, except our salads came before the appetizer. Very generous portions almost to excess. I’m willing to give it another try. 3 stars
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DineOutHarrisburg Says:
September 28th, 2007
Seems like a little hole-in-the-wall place along the main residential area of old Enola when you first walk in.
Service, however, was friendly and the prices were more than fair. Good selection of standard Italian entrees.
If I had a choice between going to Macaroni Grill or bringing my own bottle to Dolce Vita, I’d choose Dolce.
Dolce’s quiet atmosphere is probably overlooked by most people outside of Enola. It’s something to be appreciated these days.
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