This restaurant was disappointing from beginning to end.  My friend and I came to spend money and eat our hearts out, but didn't have the opportunity to do either because we were barely acknowledged by the waiter. Consequently, we left feeling dissatisfied and hungry. A couple of things that contribute to this negative review: 1. We ordered wine that we never received (yet were charged for it); 2. We had to ask for butter/olive oil to go with our bread. After we requested the butter/olive oil, the couple that was seated next to us leaned over and told us that they weren't offered it either, so this seems to be a policy, not just an oversight. 3. Ok, back to the bread. Instead of leaving a bread basket at your table, there is a lady who comes by (once) and doles out one measly piece of bread to each diner. Considering how long we had to wait for our meal, it would have been nice to at least have a choice to indulge in seconds on bread. 4. The food was disappointing beyond words. My pasta was under-cooked (not al dente, but undercooked) and the lobster that was part of my entr\u00e9e had a rubbery texture and no flavor.  5. The service was lacking. When our waiter asked how our meal was and we told politely told him it was disappointing, he didn't ask any questions or try to find out what was lacking. Instead, he said \""Sorry to hear that\"" and quickly left the bill and dashed. B&B Ristorante missed the mark on every level for me. I really feel like this restaurant doesn't care about its patrons having a good and memorable experience; instead, it just preys on the fact that the majority of people who dine there are tourists and they aren't invested in their satisfaction or in them coming back. For a town with so many good restaurants, my advice is to go elsewhere if you want a truly memorable dining experience (I highly recommend Mesa Grill).