Bravo - Fort Lauderdale

As for the service, the staff is attentive, which is appreciated. However, their attempts to upsell are excessive and can be quite distracting. At one point, it almost felt like they were about to offer us steak knives if we agreed to sit through a pitch about a timeshare. I’m exaggerating, but you get the picture. I can't be too hard on Bravo; it just isn't worth making a special trip, and it lacks any real excitement. If you're inclined to visit and don't mind spending more than necessary on mediocre food, go ahead—but definitely skip the “pizza.” I also tend to disregard reviews that are overly enthusiastic, filled with capital letters, or peppered with exclamations. Those kinds of reviews often indicate a lack of authenticity, as very few places can truly provide a food experience that warrants such excitement.

The prices are excessive for the value you receive. The food quality is merely average, and the ambiance doesn't warrant the high costs, especially regarding the wine selection.

This is one of our favorite restaurants. The food is always outstanding, the portions are ample, and the staff is friendly and inviting. They offer freshly baked garlic rolls, and the wine selection is extensive. There are many loyal customers who frequent this place. We truly adore it!