BY: Cari Taylor-Carlson
Caterina’s doesn’t announce itself from the street with its small parking lot on Oklahoma Avenue, its unobtrusive entrance, and its location in the outer reaches of West Allis. For people who love traditional Italian cuisine, it’s the real deal, not to be confused with Olive Garden or Buca di Beppo.
They don’t serve froufrou food, just authentic home cooking with a few dishes like Scampi Isabella, Pork (tenderloin) Involtini, and Lamb Shank with tomato risotto, bordering on fine dining. Caterina’s has a casual supper club vibe with cozy booths, cushioned seats, a semi-circular bar, and for people who appreciate something to lower the decibels, carpeting.
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