Fabio On Fire - Peoria

We came here for an early dinner. We shared the arancini and a vegetariana pizza, then the Diplomatic for dessert. Everything was very good, and they also served bread which was delicious. The service was excellent.Food: 5/5

Fabio on Fire Italian Restaurant is an absolute must-visit for anyone craving authentic Italian cuisine. The appetizers are delectable, with the calamari and bruschetta being particular highlights. The pizza is also worth trying, but the real star of the show is the dessert. The cannolis, gelato, and tiramisu are all heavenly, and the free after-dinner lozenges are a lovely touch. The lemon lozenges, in particular, are a must-try. I've been back multiple times just for dessert! Overall, Fabio on Fire offers a truly memorable dining experience that will leave you craving more. Highly recommended!

I went there with my husband but they couldn't seat us for 2 hours so we left. . We ended up going to Pizza Hut instead.

This was our second visit to Fabio on fire. We ordered the calamari appetizer, followed by the braised short rib ravioli and lasagna. Unfortunately, the first order of calamari arrived undercooked and very greasy. It's possible that the oil had not been brought up to temperature, as we arrived shortly after the restaurant opened for dinner service. My husband pointed it out to our waiter, and he immediately removed it and brought a new, perfectly fried order. My short rib ravioli was spectacular, with a light sage cream sauce. I could have used one more ravioli on my plate, but the smaller amount allowed me to have a nice dessert. My husband's lasagna was very good, with a delicious bolognese sauce. Overall, the food was delicious and we will definitely be back.

Our server, Courtney, gave us great suggestions and we followed through on every one of them. The meatball appetizer and cheese trays were excellent. The bread they bring to the table was light and delicious. The entrees of the stuffes pasta with acorn squash and the pizza were excellent. Don't forget the tiramasu!