Went there for a late lunch with a client great food and service. Want to go back when the restaurant side is open, nicer decor.

A restaurant with a beautiful aesthetic. This spot is definitely lovely for a date night, girls night or just a family outing. The dining area is beautifully lit and decorated. The service was good. Everyone ordered different pastas and we all thought they were great. The fettuccine was really delicious. The dessert we got was just very simple ( it was a chocolate ice cream dessert) they definitely have better options. The mozzarella sticks were not good either. I would not recommend it at all. I would give Enzo another try. Their menu is big and seems like a lot to offer!

Been to Enzo a few times now and like it. It's interesting when you walk in as it appears to be the least busy pizza place you've ever seen. And it makes you wonder! But step beyond the velvet curtain and it's a whole new scene, lively and chic. Although just a tad bit dark for my liking. Food was good. Mussels, rice balls, shrimp Enzo and linguine and clams - all tasty. Calamari was flat. Same as you get can get anywhere. Only real ding on the experience is the service. Our waiter was missing in action most of the night and while we were in no rush, the food took extraordinarily long to come out. A complimentary digestivo helped us to forget! Also a shout out to the manager (possibly owner). Always friendly, energetic and hustles to ensure a good experience.

Adorable new spot. The front is a pizza place and then behind curtains it's a cute little restaurant space. Almost a speakeasy restaurant vibe. They were able to sit us for a late dinner and we all enjoyed the food. They have an awesome garlicky version of rock shrimp. We shared a few pasta dishes, a chicken dish, and the veal parm. All were delicious. I think the crowd favorite was the penne vodka with chicken cutlet. The sauce is so creamy and flavorful. I'm almost thankful I don't live that close or I would want to order it every week. Definitely recommend if you're craving good Italian food with a cute vibes.

Lovely and delicious! BYOB Italian pizzeria and restaurant. I love that the dining room is separate from the main pizzeria, making it feel a little more upscale when you sit and dine. Service was good and meals were delicious. I appreciated the back parking lot as well for free and convenient parking, which isn't always the case in Morristown. Will be returning soon for sure!

It's almost like a speakeasy restaurant! I walked in for a work dinner and wondered where the tables were at. I asked the man at the counter that I had a reservation and he led me around the corner behind a curtain and I was blown away! It was like stepping into a whole new restaurant, nicely decorated, dimly lit, fine dining experience. We got a few appetizers for the table. Ranked in my opinion from what I liked best. 1. Stuffed mushrooms 2. Rice balls 3. Calamari For the entrees, asking around the table it was an overwhelmingly 4/5. I don't think you can go wrong with whatever you choose as your mains. The pictures speaks for itself. It's BYOB and one of the few restaurants in Morristown that is actually open on a Monday night for dinner!

The restaurant is sneakily hidden behind a black curtain that creates a distinct restaurant from the pizzeria which is beautifully decorated and upscale. Two entirely different places to eat. (Great ambiance, but the acoustics are a little loud in the tiled section if you are on a romantic date or in a group -- not sure about the other areas.) Food was excellent. I had the fried calamari appetizer and haddock special over escarole and beans with a lemon-based sauce. The entree may have been the best fish entree I have ever had! There are complementary soft bread sticks upon arrival. Not my favorite, but could just be me. I prefer traditional warm Italian bread or crunchy bread sticks, but I appreciate receiving them nonetheless. The service was good and when our entrees were delayed on a busy Friday night, we were given a complementary little after dinner drink. The restaurant is BYOB with parking in the rear. Definitely a great choice in Morristown. I am looking forward to trying out their pizza next time -- perhaps as an appetizer for the table.

I've been back a few times and most recently had dinner in their dining room. We all enjoyed our meals and service was great. BYOB is always a plus. Definitely worth checking out.

This was a cool looking spot with tables in the front serving pizzas while the back of the establishment being more intimate that provided authentic Italian cuisine. We seated in the back and to our surprise, the pizza was not on that menu. We did not ask if pizza could be ordered, but regardless the menu had a number of different choices. The service was appreciated, and the food came out promptly. To start, a few pieces of bread were served. They came out hot with plenty of flavors. There seemed to be a combination of different herbs present including rosemary and thyme I believe. It was a solid start to the meal. For an appetizer, I went with the lentil soup ($13). It came with lentils, carrots, celery, and potatoes in a chicken broth. It came in a considerable size bowl and was tasty. It was simple, but ideal on a chilly night. I also tried the Caesar salad. It was compounded nicely, and all ingredients appeared fresh. The best part to my surprise were the little croutons present. They seemed to be homemade. For my main course, I went with the seafood salad ($28) even though it was listed as an appetizer. It was made up of shrimp, calamari, scallops, tomato, celery, banana peppers, endive, and garlic in a lemon vinaigrette. I was most intrigued by the presence of the banana peppers since I had never saw that in a seafood salad before. It was very good, one of the better ones I had. The banana peppers went well with the lemon vinaigrette along with the seafood. The seafood appeared extremely fresh just by the presentation and look of them. The taste did not hurt either. It was also a suitable size even deemed as an appetizer. I also tried the rice balls. They were cooked appropriately with plenty of cheese present. They were appetizing. Will I go back? Yes.

Enzo's is a wonderful BYOB gem within Morristown. What misses the eye from the street is their beautiful indoor dining room. Only downfall of the night - as it got more crowded, it is VERY loud with the tile walls and cement floors. On to the good stuff! The staff is SO kind and helpful, they were lovely the whole evening. The food is even more delicious. Highly recommend the meatballs and Florida rock shrimp as appetizers (the meatballs are very dense but moist and delicious). For entrees, the meat dishes are massive - chicken francese and chicken parmigiana... solids choices. The linguine with shrimp, scallops and arugula with vodka cream sauce was AMAZING. They did not skimp on the sea food and the flavors were all there. Great food and company. Will definitely come back.