Francesco’s

Great service, great food. We found this Italian place by accident and were not disappointed. A great family restaurant. They were very busy and still able to take care of our every need…

Ravioli came in a puddle of oil, and they over charged me, more than what my bill was + tip were.

Mediocrity at its finest. For an «Italian» restaurant, the lasagna was an absolute disgrace … I would have been less disappointed with a defrosted Stouffer’s original. The dirty table and serving dishes, combined with the poor service were the icing on the cake. Couldn’t get out of there fast enough.

I love this place, it’s crowded on Saturday nights, especially on nights some college event takes place, track meets football games… I love the seafood fettuccine Alfredo and its frequently the special! Cute little place, I’ll definitely come again!

Absolutely awful. Server spilled hot oil/​sauce on my Mom and never offered to get her more for the Salmon it was on… So then they charged her $ 2.00 for some extra sauce to put on it. It gets worse: I found a bug crawling in my salad and they replaced it with cold soup, (And took off the $ 2 for the charged sauce). A manager was never sent to our table and so when I went to pay I asked to speak to a manager and she was incredibly rude and acted like she had no idea what I was talking about and did not offer to do anything… VERY POOR CUSTOMER SERVICE!!! Spend your money elsewhere!!!

Francesco’s is our favorite place in Bridgewater. A classic little Italian café.
Service is good. And prices are on the low side — large pizza for less than $ 10!
The chicken Parm here is the best I’ve ever had.

Excellent service, cozy atmosphere, extra tasty food for a reasonable price. Excellent spot for a quiet date.

Awesome chicken parm and the garlic knots are amazing. The portion size for the price is unbeatable! The subs are great as well as the salads. Love it!

The veal saltimbocca was excellent. The lobster ravioli needed more flavor in the sauce. Delicious cannoli. Reasonably priced.

Great food, great price, great atmosphere. FYI the Greek Pitza is the best Pitza I have ever had.

Great food, very reasonably priced. Avoid the buffet and order off the menu. Corn and shrimp soup is excellent.

From the outside, this place looks a little dive-​y in a good way, but it’s really not that great. The menu is standard Italian fare, with enough choices to please everyone. except the family vegetarian. My choices were either spaghetti with marinara sauce (bo-​ring) or a fettuccine alfredo dish with vegetables. I opted for the alfredo, hoping that it would be at least more interesting than basic noodles and gravy. I tried to munch on some of the complimentary garlic rolls as I waited, but they were hard as a rock. As soon as my dish hit the table, the cream sauce started to separate into an oily, greasy mess, and the vegetables were sparse. I packed up my leftovers to be a good sport, but let’s be honest, the only thing they saw was the inside of my garbage can.