Marie's Italian Grill

Gio Gonzalez

Horrible food! I ordered the shrimp fettuccine and it was dry and had a powdery consistency, the side was a soup which tasted like it had been previously frozen then reheated in the microwave. For an appetizer I ordered the spicy cheese ravioli which was not pleasant either. 10/10 would not recommend for the food. On a plus side the staff were friendly and the beer was at least cold.

Agnes Richmond

Amazing food, we traveled 1200 mile and had lunch at this delightful place. If you have a chance to go...it's a must on the listed of places to go!

Julianne

My first time eating here. A very intriguing, historic building. They brought us bread with butter, garlic, and olive oil. The bread was very soft inside, but crusty on the outside. Dipping it was delicious. I had the cheese ravioli with alfredo sauce. It was very tasty. I had their cannoli for dessert. It was good, but I make much better. It had a grainy texture, which I dislike. Overall, it was very good food for a small town and we enjoyed it.

Jacky Walker

After driving in from Fort Stockton Texas, it was a pleasant surprise to find Marie's on the corner in an older historic building. We walked into the open spacious dining room and I seem to remember eating here over 50 years ago when it had booths along one wall. Or maybe it was another small town restaurant on the road cross country. Haha. I had some of their creamy potato soup, green salad with really good ranch dressing that came with the Wednesday lunch special of spaghetti and hearty sauce with a meatball. My husband had a side of meatballs and a side of fettuccine Alfredo and we shared a cannoli for dessert. As this was our only meal today we splurged a bit. Very tasty food and nice place to visit. Note, the building was a former bank, so be sure to see the etched metal designs inside the vault door.