Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Carrboro. Carrboro is a town in Orange County in the U.S. state of North Carolina. The population was 19,582 at the 2010 census. The town, which is part of the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill combined statistical area, was named after North Carolina industrialist Julian Shakespeare Carr.
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Attended with a large group on a Saturday afternoon. We all placed our orders and paid individually at the counter. Members of our group got everything from garlic knots and pizza slices to lasagna and eggplant parmigian sub. Location is in a strip mall on the west side of Carrboro, Atmosphere is very casual and staff were pleasant. My sausage stromboli was good, and everyone liked their orders. Prices seemed pretty reasonable. This wasn't gourmet food but decent and filling Italian fare.
3 based on 40 reviews
Amante-- I LOVE YOU!!! You are in my speed dial and have been FOR YEARS!!! Your pizzas are consistently amazing, hot, flavorful and dare I say---- PERFECT!!! The dough is not too doughy, not too crusty, the topping amounts are just the way I like them. I try other places at friends' urgings and I have to say... all roads to me lead to..... Amante!
4 based on 14 reviews
The Mediterranean and Apricot pizzas are outstanding. The Apricot pizza might sound funny (apricot glaze ...) but it's an incredible mix of sweet (apricot) and salty (soppressata salami). The Mediterranean also has a great mix of flavors, including fresh (not dried) oregano. The amount of char on the bottom is perfect. Note: This pizza is Neopolitan style, which means that the dough/crust are soft not crispy (which means that you might need to eat it with a knife and fork). I must admit that, personally, I prefer a crispier dough (as at Toro or Mercato) but I'm willing to live with this because the flavors on the top are so fantastic.
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4 based on 21 reviews
Pizzeria that offers several styles of pizza as well as several Italian dishes as well. I had two slices of new york style or thin crust. For 2 slices of pepperoni with banana peppers and a fountain drink I paid close to $10. Were the extra banana peppers that much? $1.95 for a fountain drink? While the amount of sauce a person prefers is subjective there was hardly any on these two slices. They do try to use local suppliers and I applaud that it is just that I really didn't taste anything in this pizza to make me go WOW! Maybe the pasta dishes are more their specialty and this is a full scale italian restaurant masquerading as a pizzeria. I would definitely consider eating here again if we were in the area but probably wouldn't go out of my way to return.
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4 based on 276 reviews
Il Palio is an intimate restaurant located in the Siena Hotel. We strive to emulate the best of the great Italian tradition of hospitality and quality at the table and in the glass. Our vision is simple - use the best local and Italian ingredients as pure
Overall the food is good. Service was above average but not exceptional. The pasta dishes are good but did not offer Parmesan cheese. Would bring ice for a beverage then bring the bottle as by then ice was melting. It is somewhat rushed. Reservations needed to be later but it was a good restaurant to have in the hotel. Menu is somewhat limited. The scallops were good as were pasta dishes. I was not overly impressed but was above average. Can be rather loud and few booths. Staff is friendly but they might be short staffed at later evening. While kitchen is visible the cooks were seen chasing each other in the back like rather immature adults. Not reassuring compared to restaurants which hold themselves out to a high standard. Ate there 2 nights and the service varied as well. Not highly consistent. I would not rush back but is decent food for being in a hotel. Price points are fair.
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4 based on 62 reviews
My UNC daughter told me about this place near her house. I also saw an article somewhere that this was one of the best pizza places in the south. So...why not. Looks like a fast food place inside. Casual and very lively. Mainly due to the owner. Quite a character. Very nice person very passionate about his food and his customers. Wonderful person.They had lots of non-pizza things, but we were there for the pizza. Crust was very light. Maybe the dough they use, it's freshness or an additive, like baking soda. At any rate, it worked. Nothing skimpy on cheese, sauce or toppings.I've had pizza all over the world and I wouldn't put it in the top five of all time....but I really liked it. Wish the three of use had ordered two instead of one.Definitely will return. Good job PI3.
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4 based on 106 reviews
Mercato, in Carrboro, NC, has the most creative and tasty pizza in the Triangle. I am currently enjoying 2 delicious pizzas. Spinachi has preserved lemon ricotta, spinach, black olives feta and roasted garlic. Salsiccia has provolone, marinated kale, ricotta and fennel sausage.It's not just a pizza restaurant. Gabe Barker, the owner, dreams up a constantly changing list of appetizers, sides and desserts. Don't miss the cannoli!They serve beer and wine and offer take out. Go!
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4 based on 412 reviews
Came with local friend while visiting. Had chicken marsala- excellent, and fresh salad and great Chess Pie for dessert. Very allergy conscious restaurant as we were both allergic to shellfish and had no issues. Beautiful pictures on the walls.I recommend for nice dinner, and have the dessert!!
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