Silvio's Italian American Culture

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Silvio’s is all about family, love, and some spectacular Italian-American food. This Italian-American cuisine eatery features a casual and comfortable environment that is perfect for all ages and all types of events or outings. The chef focuses on using quality ingredients and recipes to create dishes that have customers coming back time after time.

The Silvio’s antipasto platter is quite a beautiful thing to feast your eyes on. It has everything from Genoa salami and mortadella, to pepperoni and roasted peppers. The rice balls have a gorgeous crust on them and are filled with Arborio rice and fresh cheeses. Customers who love pasta will not be disappointed. They can choose from creamy fettucine alfredo, baked ziti, linguine with white clam

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