'Andiamo' translate to 'Let's Go!''
Yes! Let's Go! Go very far away from them.
Another Italian restaurant that's highly recommended is Antonio in Addison Circle.
Avoid!
I went there only one time after several folks raved about it.
They served me Caesar's Salad with wilted lettuce, Risotto with rice that was still crunchy because it was raw, scallops and shrimps that were still translucent from being uncooked and that's after waiting 1 hour for the entree to arrive after the salad.
1 hour to prepare it and they couldn't even cook the rice, the scallops and shrimp all the way through and it was not a busy night, only 3 other two-tops.
I called the waiter over and I showed him my food was still raw and I told him I couldn't eat it.
He called the manager over and he, instead of offering to have it remade or asking me I want to substitute something else for it, was to say: what do you want me to do about it?
You are the manager. You go tell your chef that the food was raw and it can get someone ill especially raw seafood.
But you ask me what you should do about it? What the heck kind of manager are you?
He also didn't give me a discount or comp the meal or anything.
I paid for the meal with a credit card and then filed a claim with my bank who went after them and a week or so later, the money was put back into my bank account.
I also reported them to the health department and they were inspected a couple of weeks after I was there and were given a D rating.
The attitude of the management at Antonio is same as the attitude of the management at Andiamo - based from these reviews:
https://www.yelp.com/biz/andiamo-ita..._by=rating_asc
I guess anyone can manage a restaurant nowadays.
No restaurant and hospitality college degree required.
