The Chateau Norwood

The Espresso Martini, beer, and wine were all very good. Three people ordered the trio's, one person ordered the lobster ravioli (and said it was excellent) and I stuck with my usual order of a house salad, toasted ravioli and a meatball. The one problem we had, and it was something that I have never run into in the past 65 years of going to Chateau restaurants, was there very little meat sauce served on the orders. I asked the waitress if we could get more, and she immediately brought out enough for everyone. Other than that, everything was very good, and the waitress was excellent.

I recently dined at Chateau in Norwood, expecting a delightful Italian meal based on its name. However, I was sorely disappointed. The food was uninspired and lacked the authentic flavors of Italian cuisine. The pasta was overcooked and bland, while the sauces were thin and lacking depth. The service was also lackluster, with inattentive staff and long wait times. The overall atmosphere was drab and uninviting, further detracting from the experience. While the restaurant boasts a long history in Norwood, it seems to have lost its way in recent years. The food is subpar and the atmosphere is outdated. I cannot recommend Chateau in Norwood for a satisfying Italian dining experience. If you're looking for authentic Italian cuisine, I suggest exploring other options in the area. In summary, Chateau in Norwood falls short in both its food and atmosphere. It's a disappointing experience that doesn't live up to its name or the expectations of diners seeking authentic Italian cuisine.

Beware of rodents in this facility. Sitting down saw a rat run right underneath a dinning table jjst disgusting.

Service was excellent and the food is consistently good. Clean and friendly.

Food is typical chain Italian Decent portions staff is friendly pleasant and place is nice and clean