By J Jamnadas on September 9, 2026 Verified by Google

We had the spicy garlic butter shrimp, salmon, and chicken picatta. Everything was delicious! Will be back to try more from their menu.

By Arjun Banerjee on August 16, 2026 Verified by Google

One of the few decent places in Fremont if you need to get aged steak. The medium rare NY Strip was cooked right - crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. With enough taste. They still have the mushroom sauce to go along with it (and you can ask for more). Also the fries are definitely something to write home about - incredible texture. Paired it with Merlot this time since I really wanted to try Decoy, but it wasn’t the optimal pairing. Also, the staff is really attentive, friendly, and engaging with its customers; tip them well.

By Neil Epp on June 25, 2026 Verified by Google

My Fiancé and I went here by my Hotels referral and what FANTASTIC CHOICE. SUNNY was our server she was Professional and informative about the menu and recommendations were perfect.
We had the Lasagna and Chicken Picatta both were great size portions cocktails 🍸 were just as good. Calamari was awesome. We will be back

By Ruchika Gupta on February 14, 2026 Verified by Google

Tiramisu (4.5/5): soft delectable texture and great flavor and presentation overall. It was topped with a white sauce that was a bit too sweet, but the chocolate sauce was a nice change from cocoa powder.
Chicken picatta(4/5): Risotto was nice and el dente. The chicken was also nicely flavored and relatively soft. The veggies specifically the broccoli and romanesco were a too tough.

By S Pattanshetty on May 16, 2025 Verified by Google

Massimo’s Restaurant in Fremont is a well-known local favorite that’s been serving the community for years. It’s centrally located, making it a convenient option for both weeknight dinners and special occasions. One of its strong points is the ample parking — a welcome relief in the busy Fremont area.

The food at Massimo’s is solid and satisfying. With two drinks, one appetizer, and two entrees coming to around \$120 before tip, it’s moderately priced for a sit-down meal with good portions. The menu leans classic American and Italian, with reliable staples like steaks, seafood, and pasta dishes. The cocktails are well-prepared, and the appetizer selections, though not adventurous, are flavorful and well-executed.

Where Massimo’s falls short is in ambience. While the restaurant is clean and well-kept, the décor and overall atmosphere feel a bit dated and lack the charm or energy of trendier spots. Still, it’s clear that locals appreciate its consistency, friendly service, and familiar menu.

If you’re looking for a no-fuss dining experience with quality food and easy access, Massimo’s is a dependable choice. It may not wow you with style, but it delivers on comfort, convenience, and hometown appeal.