I have tried them on multiple occasions and have always found Allessandro's food to be greasy and ill prepared.

A good, central location for meeting...and very friendly service. It was not very lively, which would be good for 'sit and chat' but not so much for people watching. We ordered the pizza 'marghereta' and the calamari. The pizza was quite small and bland...the calamari was sauteeed rather than fried, not to everyones taste, but a departure from the usual. Good if you are in the area and want a quiet drink, but not much atmosphere or fun going on here.

Great happy hour - food mostly 2-3 dollars, with a seafood pasta and steamed clams the only ones in the 4-5$ range. 5-6 beers on tap also that ran at 2.75.
Got the caesar salad and the pesto linguine (caesar a good happy hour caesar, wouldn't recommend the pesto) and the two types of pizzas that others got in the group were very good. Also on the max line and an easy jump from happy hour to timbers games.