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Dallas, TX
Best Italian (Restaurants) (10 Overall Closest) |
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Adelmo's |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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4537 Cole Ave, Dallas 75205 214-559-0325 |
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KNOX-HENDERSON. A charming and romantic two-story restaurant, Adelmo's is an ideal date spot. Italian and Mediterranean cooking dominates the menu, and standouts include veal osso buco, ravioli Florentine and grilled Mediterranean-style salmon. For dessert, opt for the heavenly cappuccino ice cream. The wine list is well-selected and reasonably priced with a good number of choices available by the glass. The wonderfully personable staff is helpful and knowledgeable. |
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Arcodoro & Pomodoro |
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100 Crescent Ct Ste 140, Dallas 75201 214-871-1924 |
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UPTOWN. The happy marriage of Arcodoro and Pomodoro doubly highlights Sardinia's rustic cuisine and character. As far as the neighborhood is concerned, the union is a blessed one. Two distinct experiences await: Arcodoro is the casual partner, praised for wood-fired pizzas and al fresco seating while Pomodoro offers more formal environs. Although homestyle pastas are always a good bet, don't overlook dishes like broiled lobster with vegetable ravioli, brandy sauce, and Sardinian caviar. |
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Avanti Restaurant at Fountain Place |
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1445 Ross Ave 1st fl, Dallas 75202 214-965-0055 |
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DOWNTOWN. This attractive Mediterranean-Italian restaurant is popular with business folks, who deem its peaceful environs ideal for wooing clients. Romantics hold the place in high esteem as well, beguiled no doubt by its enchanting fountains and garden-like setting. Lunch appetites are soothed by dishes like tempura-battered fish and chips or three-cheese spinach lasagna; sandwiches, pastas, and seafood are available as well. N.B. Avanti is closed to the public at dinnertime and on Saturday and Sunday. |
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User Rating: 9.5 / 10
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Campisi's |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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7632 Campbell Rd, Dallas 75248 972-931-2267 |
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RICHARDSON. Classic Italian cuisine is Campisi's forte. A local favorite, the restaurant offers delicious pasta and pizza combinations. It even allows patrons to bring their own beer and wine. Menu choices include crab claws, combo platters of traditional Italian fare, and excellent thin-crust pizzas. Lively ambience ensures that everyone has a good time. |
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User Rating: 8.2 / 10
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Daniele Osteria |
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3300 Oak Lawn Ave, Dallas 75219 214-443-9420 |
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OAK LAWN. You may not expect to find such superb Italian food secreted away, but descend beneath the Chase Building to this nearly-hidden spot, and you'll be richly rewarded by authentic Sicilian cuisine. Chef Daniele Puleo, a native of Palermo, brings the recipes and flavors of his childhood to the tables of this successful Dallas restaurant. Try simple but delicious pennette alla trapanese (penne pasta with tomato sauce, basil, olive oil, garlic, and parsley), or opt for something more adventurous, like pan-seared tuna in a kiwi reduction. Each month, a five-course prix fixe menu explores a different region of Italy, complete with wine pairings. |
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Il Solé Restaurant & Wine Bar |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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4514 Travis St, Dallas 75205-4112 214-559-3888 |
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KNOX-HENDERSON. While visiting the French and Italian countrysides, the owners of Il Solé fell in love with the countries' regional cuisine and decided to bring the culinary stylings home with them. As a result, Il Solé offers a variety of flavor-packed entrees, including grilled sea scallops with pancetta and a tomato risotto cake, osso bucco with white truffle essence, and a forest mushroom-encrusted center-cut pork chop with apple-fennel slaw. The restaurant also boasts an award-winning wine collection. |
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La Paesana |
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(Restaurants - Italian) |
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4326 Lovers Ln, University Park 75225 214-890-1811 |
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UNIVERSITY PARK. This Park Cities spot offers inviting, casual atmosphere and plenty of filling, tasty Italian-American eats. La Paesana's veal dishes win rave reviews; try veal piccata or osso buco to see for yourself. Other options include beef, chicken, and fish classics, as well as pastas and pizzas, which also accompany a don't-miss Sunday brunch that features specials like eggs Florentina. A decent wine selection can be had too, including ten wines by the glass. |
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User Rating: 8.5 / 10
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Paciugo |
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5600 W Lovers Ln Ste 110, Dallas 75209 214-956-7979 |
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WEST LOVERS LANE. Bringing the traditional "caffe and gelato" concept to America, local chain Paciugo specializes in refreshing milk- and water-based gelatos, as well as rich, dark coffee drinks. With over 200 flavors of gelato to choose from, you'll agonize over amaretto chocolate chip and waffle over watermelon – either way, you'll enjoy intense flavor and less fat than regular ice cream. In search of the ultimate pick-me-up? Try Affogato al Caffé, a decadent treat of three scoops of gelato in a glass of espresso, topped with whipped cream and biscotti pieces. |
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Patrizio |
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25 Highland Park Vlg, Dallas 75205 214-522-7878 |
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HIGHLAND PARK. The posh shops of Highland Village surround this upscale yet family-friendly restaurant. Be forewarned – portions are huge, so order accordingly. Favorites like lasagna, baked ziti, and classic spaghetti and meatballs suit kids and picky eaters; diners looking for something new can sample penne with prosciutto in smoked gouda sauce or open-faced ravioli heaped with asparagus, mushrooms, and artichokes. Request a seat on the patio, where creeping ivy and a gurgling fountain provide a romantic backdrop. |
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Amore Restaurant |
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6931 Snider Plz, Dallas 75205 214-739-0502 |
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NORTH DALLAS. Charming and intimate, this Italian restaurant has the look and feel of a neighborhood eatery, thanks to dim lighting, red tablecloths, and exposed brick walls adorned with various interpretations of the "Mona Lisa." Pleasant servers make patrons feel like long-time regulars and don't mind suggesting time-tested favorites like eggplant parmigiana and linguine with clams. Diners willing to share should consider ordering a wood-fired Neapolitan pizza. |
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