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Vitamia & Sons Ravioli

Vitamia & Sons Ravioli

4.8
500+ reviews
Food & DiningPasta shopOther / Miscellaneous
$0.00 raised this season·currently #6 in Lodi·next bid +$1.00 leaderboard value to take #5·$0.00 behind #1

206 Harrison Ave

Old-school storefront deli preparing Italian specialties by the pound, plus a wide menu of ravioli.

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In Lodi

#24 / Food

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In Lodi overall

#225 of all businesses

Other / Miscellaneous

#6 in town

Composite score

1 / 100

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Review quality analysis

Computed from 15 text reviews using BergenHub's quality scoring (sentiment, owner responsiveness, review depth).

Positive sentiment13%
Owner responsiveness0%
Negative signal13%
Sentiment balance50%

What customers mention

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Customer reviews

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  • GGoogle reviewer
    Local Guide
    Sep 4, 2026

    The best place for Italian food!! I love the mini stuffed peppers!!

  • GGoogle reviewer
    Sep 1, 2026

    Rating only — no comment.

  • GGoogle reviewer
    Local Guide
    Aug 25, 2026

    My first time going here, and it was quite possibly the best fresh pasta I've ever had! The vodka sauce was literally the best sauce I've had in 35 years on this Earth. Their selection of fresh, homemade pastas is incredible and I can't wait to go back again!

  • GGoogle reviewer
    Local Guide
    Jul 17, 2026

    This place has been here for many years and I been going here since I'm a kid. They are pricey but it's expected. Good fresh mozzarella and good raviolis.

  • GGoogle reviewer
    Local Guide
    Jul 15, 2026

    Lobster ravioli are awesome. As is the sausage bread.

  • GGoogle reviewer
    Jul 3, 2026

    Used to come here as a kid for ravioli (20+ years ago) I decided to visit after a long time not too long ago and probably my last. You can tell the place isn't busy (no surprise). Seafood salad sounded good, but looked just old from the window (Calamari was dry and discolored etc). They don't show the prices at the window, but I assumed cold chicken cutlets couldn't cost that much by the pound right? Boy was I wrong- A few, thin, COLD chicken cutlets cost me $40, which turned out tasting old and just incorrectly stored. It tasted like something out of your grandparents' basement. With all the Polish / other delis competing in the area, I don't even know how they're still operating to be honest. Or maybe I do- OVERPRICING something that's nothing special

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