A well-liked, traditional Italian restaurant with generous portions, strong hospitality, family options, and a meaningful but minority pattern of inconsistent dishes, acoustics, and allergy handling.
Lamberti's Tutti Toscani earns its standing through excellent food quality and warm, attentive service that suits its brick-oven pizzeria and family-style dining. The patio and neighborhood setting feel comfortable rather than destination-worthy, and occasional dish-to-dish variation keeps it just short of the very top tier.
Lamberti’s Tutti Toscani is a lively, full-service Italian restaurant tucked into a Cherry Hill shopping-center setting, with a welcoming neighborhood feel and a patio that attracts families and celebration groups. Diners often describe the hospitality as unusually warm—one repeat guest said the staff sent them home with multiple boxes because the portions were so generous—while other visits have found the room echoey or crowded during events. The cooking is traditional Italian-American rather than experimental: brick-oven pizzas, pasta, chicken and veal classics, seafood, generous bread service, and rotating specials make the menu broad and approachable. Pizza, mussels, seafood dishes, stuffed long hots, gnocchi, and pasta receive especially enthusiastic mentions, although a minority of detailed reviews report dry salmon, bland sauces, tough meat, or disappointing specials. Pricing is not bargain-level at dinner, but portions and service often make the meal feel worthwhile. Families are particularly well served by the current menu: children can choose penne with butter or marinara, personal cheese pizza, spaghetti and meatballs, chicken fingers with fries, fettuccine Alfredo, or ravioli for $8-$12. That menu reality supports the repeated family-friendly reports, though diners with severe allergies should be cautious because one detailed review describes a serious dairy cross-contact incident.
Area vibe: Suburban commercial and residential township centered around malls and strip corridors
Safety: Generally safe with well-lit commercial streets though some areas quiet after businesses close
What's nearby: Near Route 70/US 30 corridors, shopping plazas, Cherry Hill Mall, and multiple highway access points
The menu’s strongest bets range from Tutti Mussels and stuffed long hots to brick-oven pizza, gnocchi, and seafood dishes.
Plan for a lively, sometimes noisy dinner, variable waits, higher dinner pricing, and extra caution around severe dairy allergies.
Expect warm hospitality and a family-friendly patio, but know that celebrations can make the indoor room crowded and loud.