Restaurant Review, Santino’s in Ventura, California

Restaurant Review, Santino’s in Ventura, California

It’s good quality pizza in an open atmosphere with entertainment.  There’s different rooms available not only in space but also in healthy choice of design, and, the arcade inside the glowing corner reminds me of my childhood years with having gone to Santino’s.  Rumor has it that they’ve changed their food and refill options depending on the flow of business even if I’ve only experienced improvements from their menu and dining room.  At some odd angles you’ll see TVs hanging in their spots while sports is running off the flat screens.  To go here, there, and pretty much everywhere in the restaurant is a pleasure on a modest budget for great pizza, sandwiches, salads, appetizers and plenty of adult beverages.  The children obviously drink soda although water might be an option to their parents if the opportunity is seen as being more casual than formal.  Beginning with a nice, fresh salad adds a lot on the plate.  In over 20 years since I’ve dined here the pizza has never been bad; never, not even merely just “good”.  Still, there’s the price we’ve got to pay for having something that’s more than casual and less than excessive because families go here for a great deal of pardon between themselves for dining under the roof and watching TV off and on.  We’ll also find rooms that have less TV should the patrons think of the good natures involved with harmony of atmosphere and rich, greasy pizza.  My family has been here for a long time.  Picking up the pieces to our entertainment is a breeze when the going gets tough and children run off to the arcade for some intense racing and fighting games.  A healthy display of entertainment is at hand due to the appeal ringing throughout the building under related influence- to speak of this, it seems like the restaurant is divided up into beautiful quarters that are just as pretty as those in videogames, and the rich atmosphere brightens up the mood to the point of laughter and gazing smiles.  That’s right.  You’ll actually hear laughter in the restaurant.  Maybe when patrons enter the restaurant in light and come into the TV room with lots of darkness there’s a humor which speaks to fun guys who like to party and drink in the atmosphere.  Every experience made here is soft and easy: not too rough, not too tight.  The restaurant feels roomy enough without adding too much drama in our lives and families have always gotten along here as long as I’ve been pardoning myself for lunch, supper, and dinner.