text: The Old Spaghetti Factory...well not this one, this one is very new. The one in Phoenix-not so great. Very bland...the food and service were not great. I didn't want to go back but decided to try this newer location. I have already been to the Chandler location twice now! Amazing deal for tasty food. I usually have iced tea with dinner, as we all know, drinks are about $2.50 added to your bill...not here, the iced tea comes with your meal! You get an iced tea, hot tea, or coffee (yes, soda you do have to pay for), fresh piping hot bread with a garlic butter, a house salad or cup of soup (they've had a yummy and hearty, vegetarian minestrone both times), your entr\u00e9e (which are super cheap!), and a cup of vanilla ice cream or Italian spumoni (which is one of the better spumoni's I have had). I honestly don't know how they can afford to give so much food, for such a little price. Two people, that many items for $25.00? That's crazy! Just remember people...just because your bill is less than other places does not mean you should tip off of the bill! Think about the service your getting (mine has been out of this world fabulous both times) and all of the work that is involved (dishes, refills, courses, etc...). Tip on both price and service, then add a bit...don't be stingy. \n\nNow for the entrees...I have gone off of recommendations both times, and both times I wasn't disappointed. The first time I went I tried their specialty the Mizithra Cheese & Browned Butter pasta (only $9.99). I wasn't sure what to expect but it came highly recommended. This was a very rich and scrumptious dish. It was a blast from the past, like a classier version of butter pasta you eat when you're a kid. I could only eat about half of it since it was so rich but my friend and I really enjoyed it...she ate more of mine than her own. I don't blame her, she got the fettuccine alfredo and it was not very good. The noodles were overcooked and the sauce was very bland...more like a milk based sauce instead of a nice creamy and cheesy sauce.\n\nThe second visit I tried another recommended dish, the Lasagna Vegetariano (only $10.50). Four cheeses, alfredo sauce, layers of noodles with fresh artichoke hearts, yellow squash, and zucchini. The top layer has carrots on top which I thought was a very unique and yummy idea. Then everything is topped with marinara sauce and delicious saut\u00e9ed mushrooms. The presentation of the dish was very nice and the dish overall was not extremely flavorful, but considering it was vegetarian I thought it was very good. I would get it again.