Sarah Hall

Siena is owned by the same people who run Cafe Portobello and Bruno's in Coppell. Siena is the least expensive of the three, while Bruno's is the most expensive. It's a cute little place with decent Italian food. I haven't tried the pizza, but the pasta is typical and the chicken house salad is really good. All in all, I'd say Cafe Portobello is your better (slightly more expensive) bet for a good meal, but Siena is probably great for kids.

The most delicious pizza I've ever had in Dallas. I highly recommend the Caprese pizza! The interior seating and wine bar is cramped but stylish, and not nearly as crowded as the Uptown version. The outdoor patio seating offers relief, and on a nice enough night, the whole restaurant is open to the patio. The wine and food specials, listed on boards around the restaurant, are usually spectacular. My one annoyance is that the appetizers are usually too small.

Wednesday night is buy a bottle of wine & get a free pizza, and Thursday night is 1/2 price wine on select bottles.

I love the lakeside location and food, but I agree with Erik that the service needs to pick it up! Last time I was there, the waiter was so flustered he brought our food before we had silverware and forgot to even bring me my meal, so I had to wait another 10 minutes while the rest of my party ate. Fine, but when my meal came out missing the sauce that goes on the fish tacos I was pretty ticked!

The time before that the waiter technically did everything right, but was so impersonal and barely ever made eye contact.

I'll keep going there for the killer patio and food but grr the service annoys me!

Better than your average fast food burger joint. Great burgers, delicious seasoned fries, and -- if I remember correctly -- fresh squeezed lemonade. Yummmm! I only wish there was one closer to my house!

Their Cherry Blossom roll is to die for! Also, green tea ice cream :)