Campisi's

Jesse III

Great place for a pie, pasta and salad. Some even enjoy a cold beer or glass of wine with their dining experience. This location is the one Frank Jr prefers.

Vicki

Overall: Meh. Service: We had a unfriendly bartender that set the tone for our night. When we sat down, she didn't greet us kindly- she literally said "are y'all getting food or just sitting here???" It was odd but we shrugged it off, because everyone has a bad day sometimes. The unpleasantness got to where we just wanted to leave, though. The other bartender noticed that we were being mostly ignored at some point and helped us out, which is why I added two stars instead of 1. Food: Disappointing for the price. The toasted ravioli was def more lackluster than life changing. The pizza was OK. Pasta was OK. Our salad and pasta we got to go, and the salad was sat directly on top of the hot pasta and ruined by the time we got home. Overall, feels like we didn't get the value for our money, and it wasn't a great first experience.

Steven H

Campisi's, known years ago as the Egyptian club, is a Dallas underworld point of history. Everyone from Frank Sinatra to Al Pacino ate here. In the early days there were rumored ties to Mafia, but today it's just a great place to disappear and have some good food and cocktails in a relaxed, dark atmosphere. I can vouch for all of the pizzas, and the meatball sandwich!

GG Gonzalez

I was taken there for a Birthday Lunch and the Food was so delicious! All the meals were cooked to perfection. Their pizza is one of my Faves, as well as their house salad. It is very dim, Great for date nights... Our Waitress was very attentive, even as busy as she was. The Atmosphere is so cool. I love this location. I will go back!