10. Sabatino's

My new 'favorite' for Italian!
Met some old friends here for dinner. Really pretty place...lace curtains, stucco walls, tablecloth, old little italy murals on walls - great atmosphere. Had great food and great service. Large portions, reasonably priced. Loved the Bookmaker, the garlic bread, the baked rigatoni and the veal saltimbocka (??) - not spelling that correctly, I'm sure, but it was delicious! I'll be back!!!

just ate there on friday night, this was my first visit to baltimores little italy and was extremely disapointed by this restaurant. everything was very bland and for what we got it was overpriced. on the good side the staff was very nice and welcoming, and they do have very good desserts.

I just got done eating here...service was excellant and the waiter was old world like. Food...well I am Italian ...so here goes...the sauce was very good ...the bread was fresh baked.. ..but I didn't get much of a garlic taste to anything. They said their house salad dressing was the locals favorite...but we felt it was bland tasting...so we asked for olive oil and vinagar. I felt it could have been a little over priced ..by 4-6 dollars per plate... but it was in a tourist area. So that may explain it. Over all I would recommend it .

the food was very bland. i had a party of 5 and everyone was dissappointed. 2 of us didnt even eat it !

The old stand by, still one of my fav's. Really good food and service and still has the best fettuccini Alfredo around

We ate here on a tip from a few locals!! The staff was very efficient and professional. The food was reasonably priced but for my taste could have been warmer. I will definitely eat here again when we come back down. This place should not be overlooked!!

Calamaries were one of the best I had ( I tried many in the US), but service was not good.

This is quite possibly my favorite restaurant. Period. The food is amazing, the price is right, and the atmosphere is the best!!!!

This is my favorite restaurant in Baltimore, if not the entire East Coast. I make sure to dine in for at least one meal whenever I visit Baltimore. It has great feel with the true Italian-family, romance style.

What can I say? I've been a fan of Sab's for a long, long time. There's nothing like being greeted by the same gentleman (and I DO mean gentleman) at the front door year after year after year. There's nothing like seeing the same waitresses year after year, either. I love knowing I can come to this place any time, any day, alone or with 50 other people and get great food every time. I'm always greeted with warmth and a friendly smile, I'm always made to feel at home. My favorites? Oh, but there are so many... Great Clams Casino, Garlic Bread and Shrimp Renato for starters. The Bookmaker salad is out of this world. I'm partial to white sauces, so I love the Veal Francaise and the Chicken Vincenzo. And they've got the best Baked Rigatoni I've ever had. I don't write review often, but Sab's deserves a great one. They've served up some of the best meals I've ever had and some of the finest moments I've ever lived. I'm craving one of those Bookmaker's right now, just thinking about it. I know where I'm headed for lunch tomorrow...