The foods you should not order at Olive Garden are Seafood Alfred and Shrimp Alfredo as they are often overpriced as well as suffer from the texture of the previously frozen seafood.
Also you should avoid the Eggplant Parmigiana at Olive Garden as it can be mushy.
The Olive Garden Minestrone Soup can also be bland and even the Olive Garden Chocolate Lasagna should be avoided when ordering and eating at Olive Garden as they can be bland.
However your own tastes can vary and you may like these foods at Olive Garden, while others may not like them.
Former servers and even reviewers from Olive Garden also point out the Seafood like the Seafood Alfredo and Shrimp Scampi is previously frozen and often overcooked, making these entrees at Olive Garden poor value when compared to combining of your own proteins using the Never Ending Pasta Bowl.
As for the Olive Garden Eggplant Parmigiana at Olive Garden, it's often criticized for having a texture that is soggy under at tough sandpaper like breading, instead of achieving the desired al dente bite.
And the Olive Garden Minestrone Soup is also widely considered to be the weakest of the Olive Garden's soup lineup, and it often tastes watery or is even under spiced when compared to the hearty Olive Garden Zuppa Toscana or Pasta e Fagioli.
The Olive Garden Chicken Alfredo Pizza is also often cited by Olive Garden employees as frequently sent back because it can also arrive burned or with a sub par crust.
And Olive Gardens chocolate lasagna is considered one of Olive Garden's least impressive dessert offerings when compared to their more popular food items like the Black Tie Mousse Cake or Tiramisu.
Although peoples tastes very and the Olive Garden's unlimited soup, salad, and breadsticks combo is the ultimate fan-favorite draw, the Tour of Italy at Olive Garden is widely considered the most popular entree.
It lets you try three of their biggest classics on one plate: Chicken Parmigiana, Lasagna Classico, and signature Fettuccine Alfredo.