Angelina Green Bay, WI

Restaurant Review of Angelina's in Green Bay, WI

By Patricia Summerfield
June 30, 2011
I went to dine on some authentic Italian cuisine at Angelina Restaurant which is located in downtown Green Bay. As you walk in there is a scattering of personal photos of Angelina's family and pictures of Italy hanging on the walls. There are two large picture windows in the front with the original hardwood floors, and a quaint small lounge bar area towards the right back side of the restaurant. As you continue to walk through the back of the restaurant there is a picturesque small patio for outside dining. On the patio there is a larger bar with a striped awning overhanging the counter. There is also some beautiful ivy growing on both sides of the walls, various urns and pots overflowing with flowers, a nice shade garden tree, and tiny white lights that are strung up. A few tiki torches are placed throughout. There are large sized wrought iron round tables with umbrellas and smaller iron tables with linen tablecloths that seat two people.

My server was very polite and prompt. He gave me the menu which also contains their wine and beverage list, brought out ice water, and told me the day's specials. My choice for that evening was their Pollo Al Marsala for $18.95 which includes a fresh garden salad. As I was relaxing and waiting for my dinner I was embracing the lovely atmosphere when I heard church bells ringing from a nearby church. The bells brought back happy memories of vacationing in Italy.

Next two carafes were brought out to my table, one contained olive oil and the other contained balsamic vinegar. A small dish of freshly grated parmesan cheese and a small sliced loaf of fresh bread in a basket lined with a linen napkin were also brought out. My appetite was steadily increasing from the wonderful aromas that came wafting towards me from the various entrees being served to the other nearby diners. The salad came out and it contained a fresh mixture of dark greens with a tomato wedge, two fresh mozzarella balls, and two thick slices of cucumber with a balsamic vinaigrette dressing tossed into the salad. The salad dressing tasted wonderful, it was so fresh with such a burst of flavor. Angelina Restaurant is noted for making all their sauces and dressings in house. Next came the main entrée, Pollo Al Marsala, which contained two large chicken breasts floured and sauteed with Portobello mushrooms with a splash of Marsala wine. The dish tasted amazing. The chicken breasts were sauteed to a light brown outside with a tender and moist interior. The chicken was covered in this delicious sauce with a serving of chopped Portobello mushrooms; it was a magical combination. One heads up, make sure you make reservations for Angelina Restaurant, they book up fast especially on the weekends.

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Bar Review of Angelina Restaurant in Green Bay, WI

By END
August 25, 2011

This summer is breezing by so fast, I can hardly believe it’s almost September. That’s why a girlfriend of mine and I wanted to find a place with a nice outdoor patio. I want to soak up the sun for as long as I can get it; the frozen tundra season here is too long for my Florida blood. I met my friend downtown at Angelina’s, we were in a mellow mood and a vino night sounded heavenly.
Angelina Restaurant is located in the middle of downtown Green Bay just off of Adams Street. There is plenty of meter street parking or if you arrive after 6PM it’s FREE. Angelina’s looks like a normal restaurant from the outside but when you step in, it’s anything but ordinary. The place is super cute. There are several tables lining the side walls with huge front windows that let in plenty of light and allow you to people watch. I do enjoy people watching but we wanted to be outside so we walked straight back to the patio. I said the inside was cute, and well, the outside patio is super cute too. The patio is enclose by brick walls with ivy growing all over to make it look like a more natural setting. There is a bar on the left side and tables all around. There wasn’t a bartender serving that bar so we sat at a table instead. The serve came over and gave us drink and food menus. I’m not going to talk about their food, (absolutely amazing) you can read Patricia’s review or better yet, go eat there yourself. Seriously, the chef has some wickedly awesome skills. Just sayin’.
The drink menu consists of red wines, white wines, bubbly wines and beer. The beer bottle choices are the usual domestics you can find at most places and run under $4. As for the wines, all are available by bottle while most are available by the glass. We chose a red Syrah that was $27. Prices for a bottle of wine range from the mid 20’s to quite a bit higher. When the server came back with a different bottle than what we had ordered she quickly informed us that they were out of our choice, but the bottle in her hands was very similar in taste and flavor, it was just the next step up. She then asked us if that would be okay. Ummm, hell yeah, we’ll take an upgrade! It was a Liveli. I have never heard of that one, but then again I don’t really hear of a lot of wine brands at restaurants. I’m too cool for wine school.
Later in the night when the sun was completely gone, they turned on some Italian music and some outdoor mood lighting, which totally added to the tranquil atmosphere. The patio wasn’t packed but there were plenty of tables taken. For wining and dining at Super Cute Angelina Restaurant, I would suggest making a reservation, especially on a weekend night.     

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