http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/ do you raleigh? Thu, 19 May 2011 14:08:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-1526 chuck d carroll Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:01:30 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-1526 I frequent the North Hills Cinelli's and love the facelift! The Cinelli's have brought in some new management that has made the place great. Now, the comments before mine are old so I don't think they are on point. The pizza blows anyone in Raleigh away. As far as the lasagna, it is a fat kids dream come true. Wines by the glass are fairly priced with a great selection by the bottle. I would recommed Cinelli's to anyone, including my mother! Ciao! I frequent the North Hills Cinelli’s and love the facelift! The Cinelli’s have brought in some new management that has made the place great. Now, the comments before mine are old so I don’t think they are on point.
The pizza blows anyone in Raleigh away. As far as the lasagna, it is a fat kids dream come true. Wines by the glass are fairly priced with a great selection by the bottle.
I would recommed Cinelli’s to anyone, including my mother!
Ciao!

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-5554 chuck d carroll Mon, 06 Aug 2007 18:01:00 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-5554 I frequent the North Hills Cinelli's and love the facelift! The Cinelli's have brought in some new management that has made the place great. Now, the comments before mine are old so I don't think they are on point. The pizza blows anyone in Raleigh away. As far as the lasagna, it is a fat kids dream come true. Wines by the glass are fairly priced with a great selection by the bottle. I would recommed Cinelli's to anyone, including my mother! Ciao! I frequent the North Hills Cinelli’s and love the facelift! The Cinelli’s have brought in some new management that has made the place great. Now, the comments before mine are old so I don’t think they are on point.
The pizza blows anyone in Raleigh away. As far as the lasagna, it is a fat kids dream come true. Wines by the glass are fairly priced with a great selection by the bottle.
I would recommed Cinelli’s to anyone, including my mother!
Ciao!

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-1525 hohum Wed, 25 Apr 2007 19:40:43 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-1525 I went to Cinelli's in North Hills a while back with some friends. After waiting forever for the food, a little surprise was found in my friends plate. There was a steel nut deep inside the food. Oh yeah, let me repeat that. Now, to clearify, this wasn't a "nut" that grows out of the ground, this was in fact a STEEL NUT. My friend took a bite and heard something "different" and to her surprise found this metal object. This steel nut didn't just happen to somehow "fall" in because it was found to be deep inside some pasta and under all of the sauce. The waiter had no clue to what had happened and said that most of the plates are precooked and that they're taken out of a freezer and heated. So after that shocker, the waiter/manager would only take that plate off the bill and said "sorry." So with that, Cinelli's will never see 4 more faces again. I went to Cinelli’s in North Hills a while back with some friends. After waiting forever for the food, a little surprise was found in my friends plate. There was a steel nut deep inside the food. Oh yeah, let me repeat that. Now, to clearify, this wasn’t a “nut” that grows out of the ground, this was in fact a STEEL NUT. My friend took a bite and heard something “different” and to her surprise found this metal object. This steel nut didn’t just happen to somehow “fall” in because it was found to be deep inside some pasta and under all of the sauce. The waiter had no clue to what had happened and said that most of the plates are precooked and that they’re taken out of a freezer and heated. So after that shocker, the waiter/manager would only take that plate off the bill and said “sorry.” So with that, Cinelli’s will never see 4 more faces again.

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-1524 hohum Wed, 25 Apr 2007 19:40:41 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-1524 I went to Cinelli's in North Hills a while back with some friends. After waiting forever for the food, a little surprise was found in my friends plate. There was a steel nut deep inside the food. Oh yeah, let me repeat that. Now, to clearify, this wasn't a "nut" that grows out of the ground, this was in fact a STEEL NUT. My friend took a bite and heard something "different" and to her surprise found this metal object. This steel nut didn't just happen to somehow "fall" in because it was found to be deep inside some pasta and under all of the sauce. The waiter had no clue to what had happened and said that most of the plates are precooked and that they're taken out of a freezer and heated. So after that shocker, the waiter/manager would only take that plate off the bill and said "sorry." So with that, Cinelli's will never see 4 more faces again. I went to Cinelli’s in North Hills a while back with some friends. After waiting forever for the food, a little surprise was found in my friends plate. There was a steel nut deep inside the food. Oh yeah, let me repeat that. Now, to clearify, this wasn’t a “nut” that grows out of the ground, this was in fact a STEEL NUT. My friend took a bite and heard something “different” and to her surprise found this metal object. This steel nut didn’t just happen to somehow “fall” in because it was found to be deep inside some pasta and under all of the sauce. The waiter had no clue to what had happened and said that most of the plates are precooked and that they’re taken out of a freezer and heated. So after that shocker, the waiter/manager would only take that plate off the bill and said “sorry.” So with that, Cinelli’s will never see 4 more faces again.

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-5552 hohum Wed, 25 Apr 2007 19:40:00 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-5552 I went to Cinelli's in North Hills a while back with some friends. After waiting forever for the food, a little surprise was found in my friends plate. There was a steel nut deep inside the food. Oh yeah, let me repeat that. Now, to clearify, this wasn't a "nut" that grows out of the ground, this was in fact a STEEL NUT. My friend took a bite and heard something "different" and to her surprise found this metal object. This steel nut didn't just happen to somehow "fall" in because it was found to be deep inside some pasta and under all of the sauce. The waiter had no clue to what had happened and said that most of the plates are precooked and that they're taken out of a freezer and heated. So after that shocker, the waiter/manager would only take that plate off the bill and said "sorry." So with that, Cinelli's will never see 4 more faces again. I went to Cinelli’s in North Hills a while back with some friends. After waiting forever for the food, a little surprise was found in my friends plate. There was a steel nut deep inside the food. Oh yeah, let me repeat that. Now, to clearify, this wasn’t a “nut” that grows out of the ground, this was in fact a STEEL NUT. My friend took a bite and heard something “different” and to her surprise found this metal object. This steel nut didn’t just happen to somehow “fall” in because it was found to be deep inside some pasta and under all of the sauce. The waiter had no clue to what had happened and said that most of the plates are precooked and that they’re taken out of a freezer and heated. So after that shocker, the waiter/manager would only take that plate off the bill and said “sorry.” So with that, Cinelli’s will never see 4 more faces again.

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-5553 hohum Wed, 25 Apr 2007 19:40:00 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-5553 I went to Cinelli's in North Hills a while back with some friends. After waiting forever for the food, a little surprise was found in my friends plate. There was a steel nut deep inside the food. Oh yeah, let me repeat that. Now, to clearify, this wasn't a "nut" that grows out of the ground, this was in fact a STEEL NUT. My friend took a bite and heard something "different" and to her surprise found this metal object. This steel nut didn't just happen to somehow "fall" in because it was found to be deep inside some pasta and under all of the sauce. The waiter had no clue to what had happened and said that most of the plates are precooked and that they're taken out of a freezer and heated. So after that shocker, the waiter/manager would only take that plate off the bill and said "sorry." So with that, Cinelli's will never see 4 more faces again. I went to Cinelli’s in North Hills a while back with some friends. After waiting forever for the food, a little surprise was found in my friends plate. There was a steel nut deep inside the food. Oh yeah, let me repeat that. Now, to clearify, this wasn’t a “nut” that grows out of the ground, this was in fact a STEEL NUT. My friend took a bite and heard something “different” and to her surprise found this metal object. This steel nut didn’t just happen to somehow “fall” in because it was found to be deep inside some pasta and under all of the sauce. The waiter had no clue to what had happened and said that most of the plates are precooked and that they’re taken out of a freezer and heated. So after that shocker, the waiter/manager would only take that plate off the bill and said “sorry.” So with that, Cinelli’s will never see 4 more faces again.

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-1523 Michael Wed, 25 Apr 2007 17:44:01 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-1523 I've been to the Cinelli's in Cary several time. The food is average, the pizza is slightly above average but the service is generally poor. Our last adventure there was abysmal; after waiting 45 minutes for our dinner (and no bread) I finally tracked down our waitress who left, came back ten minutes later and said "they're making your pizza now". Obviously someone screwed up something somewhere but we never got an explanation nor an apology from her or the manager. They obviously just don't give a crap. I'm never going back. I’ve been to the Cinelli’s in Cary several time. The food is average, the pizza is slightly above average but the service is generally poor. Our last adventure there was abysmal; after waiting 45 minutes for our dinner (and no bread) I finally tracked down our waitress who left, came back ten minutes later and said “they’re making your pizza now”. Obviously someone screwed up something somewhere but we never got an explanation nor an apology from her or the manager. They obviously just don’t give a crap. I’m never going back.

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-5551 Michael Wed, 25 Apr 2007 17:44:00 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-5551 I've been to the Cinelli's in Cary several time. The food is average, the pizza is slightly above average but the service is generally poor. Our last adventure there was abysmal; after waiting 45 minutes for our dinner (and no bread) I finally tracked down our waitress who left, came back ten minutes later and said "they're making your pizza now". Obviously someone screwed up something somewhere but we never got an explanation nor an apology from her or the manager. They obviously just don't give a crap. I'm never going back. I’ve been to the Cinelli’s in Cary several time. The food is average, the pizza is slightly above average but the service is generally poor. Our last adventure there was abysmal; after waiting 45 minutes for our dinner (and no bread) I finally tracked down our waitress who left, came back ten minutes later and said “they’re making your pizza now”. Obviously someone screwed up something somewhere but we never got an explanation nor an apology from her or the manager. They obviously just don’t give a crap. I’m never going back.

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-1522 Jamie Mon, 05 Mar 2007 22:40:31 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-1522 I dined at the North Hills location this weekend with my mother and little sister. We ate a 2:00pm lunch. The food was great, but the service was severely lacking. When our server finally decided to bring the check (after we waited patiently, then searched for him, and finally asked another waiter to let him know we were finished), we were overcharged for two of the three meals. After being in the restaurant business, I knew that these types of things are usually errors, so I asked the waiter why there was a difference in price. He sarcastically replied that the prices had been changed in the computer and on the togo menus, but that they were still waiting on the new dine-in menus. Then, when I asked why he had not notified us of the change when we ordered, he got a major attitude. It is difficult to fully describe the experience that my family and I had this weekend, but I can assure you that I will not be returning. Their food was very good (one of the best Chicken Parm subs I have had in a long time), but nothing is worth that type of service. And it was apparent that this waiter was not new. Service such as this is simply inexcusable!!! I dined at the North Hills location this weekend with my mother and little sister. We ate a 2:00pm lunch. The food was great, but the service was severely lacking. When our server finally decided to bring the check (after we waited patiently, then searched for him, and finally asked another waiter to let him know we were finished), we were overcharged for two of the three meals. After being in the restaurant business, I knew that these types of things are usually errors, so I asked the waiter why there was a difference in price. He sarcastically replied that the prices had been changed in the computer and on the togo menus, but that they were still waiting on the new dine-in menus. Then, when I asked why he had not notified us of the change when we ordered, he got a major attitude. It is difficult to fully describe the experience that my family and I had this weekend, but I can assure you that I will not be returning. Their food was very good (one of the best Chicken Parm subs I have had in a long time), but nothing is worth that type of service. And it was apparent that this waiter was not new. Service such as this is simply inexcusable!!!

]]> http://www.raleighing.com/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/comment-page-1/#comment-1521 Jamie Mon, 05 Mar 2007 22:40:30 +0000 http://www.raleighing.com/home/2006/10/cinellis-open-at-north-hills/#comment-1521 I dined at the North Hills location this weekend with my mother and little sister. We ate a 2:00pm lunch. The food was great, but the service was severely lacking. When our server finally decided to bring the check (after we waited patiently, then searched for him, and finally asked another waiter to let him know we were finished), we were overcharged for two of the three meals. After being in the restaurant business, I knew that these types of things are usually errors, so I asked the waiter why there was a difference in price. He sarcastically replied that the prices had been changed in the computer and on the togo menus, but that they were still waiting on the new dine-in menus. Then, when I asked why he had not notified us of the change when we ordered, he got a major attitude. It is difficult to fully describe the experience that my family and I had this weekend, but I can assure you that I will not be returning. Their food was very good (one of the best Chicken Parm subs I have had in a long time), but nothing is worth that type of service. And it was apparent that this waiter was not new. Service such as this is simply inexcusable!!! I dined at the North Hills location this weekend with my mother and little sister. We ate a 2:00pm lunch. The food was great, but the service was severely lacking. When our server finally decided to bring the check (after we waited patiently, then searched for him, and finally asked another waiter to let him know we were finished), we were overcharged for two of the three meals. After being in the restaurant business, I knew that these types of things are usually errors, so I asked the waiter why there was a difference in price. He sarcastically replied that the prices had been changed in the computer and on the togo menus, but that they were still waiting on the new dine-in menus. Then, when I asked why he had not notified us of the change when we ordered, he got a major attitude. It is difficult to fully describe the experience that my family and I had this weekend, but I can assure you that I will not be returning. Their food was very good (one of the best Chicken Parm subs I have had in a long time), but nothing is worth that type of service. And it was apparent that this waiter was not new. Service such as this is simply inexcusable!!!

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