I brought my two sons and step father out to dinner yesterday, celebrating my oldest turning 12 and my step father having his birthday just passed on the 22nd food was good ,as I'm still eating it the day after as I type this , my only issue was I asked for more bread because we already packed up our left overs and was still sitting talking for alittle bit before we left , and was clearly rejected from more saying they were out , but the night was still young , doesn't make sense I still paid and tipped $18

A great spot in Robinson. I'm not the biggest fan of chain Italian restaurants but my first visit to a Bravo location was great. Staff was friendly and service was very good. Restaurant is spacious and very clean. The have a lot of options, I like how the menu highlights their fan favorites. The Chicken Parmesan was fantastic, certainly big enough to split or take home leftovers. Prices are very reasonable. Would definitely recommend checking them out.

Chicken, Marcella, mashed potatoes, and green beans. Plus, Martini. Meal specs: Consistently good. Not overly seasoned. Green beans aren't stringy. Not too bad. Mashed potatoes are edible. Martini specs: I take something that's in the menu & re-work it to fit what works for me! It worked out! Bon appétit

Hello all! My sis and I were hungry for Italian and were out in Robinson... so decided on Bravo. This Bravo is not a standalone building ... it's in a strip type setting so shared parking lot .. but we had no issues finding a spot We had reservations so got seated pretty quickly and were treated by a super friendly waitress. Waters and bread with that fabulous sun dried tomato dipping sauce! Sell that please in a bottle! We ordered salads ( Insalata Della Casa Salad) and our dinner. I got the chicken Parmesan and she got the chicken caprese with balsamic glaze . Both were really good.. I did ask for extra sauce .. just the way I personally like chicken parm. Overall really good dinner and friendly staff. Would def go back.

Second time coming to Bravo. The first was about three years ago while visiting Pittsburgh to see family. Overall, great experience. We had a table of 7 with two kids and they were able to seat us fairly quickly. For an Italian chain, i expected more of an olive garden feel to it, but it was much nicer. The food came oit hit and fresh, as did the bread that was served while we waited. The only thing i would change is or was how salty the Sicilian wood fired pizza was. Though tthsts kind of had to do with it being all pork on the pizza! My wife had the weddi g soup and we shared tje capresse side. All in all id say it was worth the trip. Our waitress, Jacey, was excellent! Pleasant and quick to get what our family needed. Now here is one the highlights. My granddaughter turned eight today and jacey brought out a dessert with a candle in it so we could sing happy birthday to her! Way to go!

We had such a great experience here. I had mistakenly made a reservation somewhere else but GPS took me here. It was a blessing in disguise. Not wanting to travel to the other restaurant, we took a chance and decided to dine here. The hostesses were very understanding and accommodating. We were seated immediately. The restaurant is large and dimly lit. It would be romantic if it weren't so busy and loud. That didn't bother us at all though. Our server was very attentive and kind. We were left waiting for nothing. The food was delicious and perfectly portioned. We were glad we got there when we did because there were groups of people waiting to for a table when we left. It was easy to see why this place is so popular. I would definitely return here next time I am in town.