Amore Italian Ristorante offers a chicken parmesan that leans traditional at first glance, but with its own personality. The cutlet arrives well-seasoned and pan-fried, tender inside with a light, crisp exterior. The sauce leans classic‚ tomato-forward with a touch of sweetness‚ though it could benefit from a bit more volume to fully complement the generous layer of mozzarella. Still, the overall balance works, especially paired with a simple side of pasta that soaks up the extra sauce. It's comforting, no-frills Italian cooking in a cozy neighborhood setting. While it may not redefine the dish, it's a solid, satisfying parm worth a stop for local lovers of the classic.
