Reviews Gusto

Small plate sharable Italian restaurant in Texas township. The wine list was impressive, ordered Barbara and a rose from La Spinetta. The food was phenomenal; started with a caprese salad that featured a creamy mozzarella cheese. The star of the night was the Saturday special bistecca; a 2.2 pound perfectly prepared medium rare Porter house steak (easily shared by up to 4) paired with rosemary potatoes and risotto. Finished the night with delectable canolli and Italian chocolate pudding with French press coffee. The dinning room contained an intimate yet modern decor. Look forward to visiting again.

Refreshingly, well trained staff. One of the most amazing meals we have ever had. The chef provides a well executed and creative menu. Wonderful place for a delicious meal with family or friends. The atmosphere is open and intimate.

Friendly staff, nice decor, and excellent food! What more could you want?! Staff: We were warmly greeted at the door by the host, who asked if we had reservations. We did not, however arrived early enough that we had been taken to a seat immediately. Our server arrived shortly after and did NOT make the crucial mistake of asking if we wanted drinks right away, but did offer the drink menu and some water which arrived with lemon. The manager also stopped by the table a couple of times and was very friendly. Our server that delivered the food was also extremely personable and knowledgeable of the menu as we had a couple of rounds of food. The server explained it really well and left us without questions. Decor: If you had to been to the previous restaurant that was in this location you would be hard-pressed to find any wisp of the old place. Gusto is adorned with vertical Subway tiles, white and blue. speaking of blue, the majority of the decor is in some shade of blue. Very cozy and hip at the same time. Food: Gusto is all about sharing your food. The menu mentions small plates however the smallest plate that we received was still plenty of food for the two of us. We got risotto/speck balls and add tomato and burrata cheese salad to start. The risotto balls were tasty, and cooked well. It's kind of hard to mess up tomato and cheese, it tasted fine. Being a Friday, it was Bistec Friday. We normally limit our meat intake, however, decided to get the porterhouse and rosemary potatoes. The steak was cooked perfectly and arrived sliced next to the bone. Potatoes were cooked well, but did not have very much of a rosemary flavor. Because this is a BOLD property, we were secretly hoping that the dessert menu would have the wonderful budino. We were wonderfully surprised to see that it was on the menu! However, it was a chocolate version and left us wishing that the BOLD version was on the menu instead. We also got the tiramisu and it was excellent. Wrap-up: Gusto is a wonderful addition to the growing Texas corners scene in Kalamazoo County. Food is not inexpensive per say, however, it follows the tried-and-true BOLD formula of excellent staff, excellent food and drink, and pleasant decor. You should go here.

Great upper scale small plate cozy bistro style restaurant located in Texas Corners. Beautiful atmosphere with great quality food and paired with great service. I recommend the awesome drinks as well.

The food is amazing and the staff are wonderful. The atmosphere is classy but not intimidating. The prices are a bit high, but on par with the quality of the food.