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Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Cinnaminson. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you.. Cinnaminson Township is a township in Burlington County, New Jersey, United States. Cinnaminson Township borders the Delaware River, and is an eastern suburb of Philadelphia. As of the 2010 United States Census, the township's population was 15,569, reflecting an increase of 974 (+6.7%) from the 14,595 counted in the 2000 Census, which had in turn increased by 12 (+0.1%) from the 14,583 counted in the 1990 Census.
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10. Italian Brick Oven Pizzeria
Reviewed By David B
How can you call it brick oven pizza when you have a regular pizza oven? A crock. The crust had marks on the bottum ala Dominos. what a waste of 14 bucks. We should have went to Domino's next door.
9. Milanese Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By 11bills
Stopped by on the recommendation of my brother. He told me their pizza was good. i thought what the hell. Ordered food,paid, and sat down. Tables and floor filthy dirty. If the front end is cruddy what does the back look like.Food was decent.I would never eat there again because of lack of cleanliness. Its a shame because it has potential.
8. Maggiano's Little Italy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 309 reviews
Reviewed By donkamienski
To celebrate two birthdays, we opted to have dinner at Maggiano's. The warm bread and huge salad were great. Both my wife and I ordered the chicken piccata dish. My chicken was over done, but when my wife shared a piece of her chicken with me, it was fork tender. The pound cake (ala mode) desert had burnt edges but the inner sections were very good especially the glazed bananas. Even though we dined on a Wednesday evening, the main dinning room was completely filled. So Maggiano's must be doing something right.
7. Goody's Pizza
Reviewed By TeriPugh
Needed a place to deliver locally. Found them on TA and had a nice lunch. Easy to order. Pricing reasonable and delivery quick. Had the antipasto and it was nicely made. Came with seasoned bread which was just ok. Italian hoagie very good and so was the chicken salad.
6. Tony Sopranos Pizza & Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Traveler7010
On our trip this time we ordered a Pizza from the restaurant for delivery to our hotel.Again they were very attentive to our request and served up a stunning pizza. As we travel through Mt. Laurel on our trips up north we are always looking for great restaurants that can deliver to our hotel. We will keep Tony Soprano's on speed dial.
5. Passariello's Pizzeria & Italian Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 126 reviews
The current generation of Passariello's got started in the food business over 25 years ago when Pasquale Passariello began his first food service job, working in an Italian cargo ship kitchen. Born and raised in Naples, Italy, Pasquale had a deep desire t
Reviewed By TeriPugh
A group of us did take out Sunday. We all ordered different salads. Everyone was disappointed. Each salad had about a half a head of iceberg lettuce. It was a waste. The toppings tasted like they came from a grocery store just cut up and placed on top. I had a Cobb salad and it was tasteless. Not sure if folks expect a container to be filled to the brim but I would have liked some variety of greens and not so much. A cheese that had some taste and ham that was more than a slice of packaged lunch meat. Maybe their other food is better but I would suggest not getting a salad here.
4. Nick's Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Doris P
I love the variety of pizza's that you can buy by the slice. They slices are very generous and the crust is not soggy. The service is friendly and the prices are good.
3. Georgetti's Pasta and Sauce Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By TranquilGardenMom
There are very few meals my family agrees upon. Georgetti's lasagna is one of them. Fresh lasagna from refrigerator case heat up quickly. My kids pull frozen mini lasagnas out of freezer for fill ups after sports. Nothing goes to waste. We love it all.
2. Due Amici Italian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By jkearneyjr716
Finding a caterer for our wedding venue, Collingswood Ballroom, started with a vendor list given from their staff with a dozen or so names. We first went to Due Amici and were WOWed immediately. For perspective we tried one other (who shall not be named) that were incredibly disappointing. Before our wedding, we had a few meetings at Due Amici.Meeting Dan and the team- It was here we were introduced to Dan; caterer, coordinator, planner, detail oriented and thorough - an expert in his industry that we had a lot of fun planning our wedding with. We immediately got along and appreciated how enthusiastic he is.Tasting 1- We sampled from each course with many menu items, must try the seafood cartucci and âcrack pastaâ.Tasting 2- Menu choosing was extensive so come hungry, we had 3 family members join us who each raved about the selections. We even had leftovers!Final Meeting 3- Dan went through every step of the night with us and explained everything clearly. We were confident that our wedding would be nothing short of amazing.We loved the food so much that we had our pre-anniversary (LOL) dinner at the restaurant too. Also we stayed for lunch after our final meeting! We just couldnât wait for our reception food in the coming weeks.A few shout outs weâd like to share is that Dan and the team assure you that even if things go wrong during your wedding night that youâd never know. We had a flawless wedding in no small part to Due Amiciâs service. When we had concerns about our venue not helping decorate for our outside ceremony, Dan jumped in and said âguys donât worry about it, I got itâ. That is what you can expect from this vendor. They catalogued and organized with all of our vendors from cake to DJ to photographers, etc. All email and phone concerns were responded to right away.On the night of our wedding, we found Dan, clearing plates himself, working around the room with a smile, and constantly checking on us. As he said to us, it is his show from the ceremony on. At one point, when we were being pulled in 10 directions by our guests, my (groomâs) kid brother couldnât get a drink from the bar and Dan stopped everything to help him right away before we had to move on to our first dance.Another call out weâd like to make is to Nicole, at our reception, gathered a buffet for us at our sweetheart table during dinner. She also kept us covered with drinks and all. She asked me (bride) if the food was the right temperature for us and if not would get us all new food right away. She did an excellent job.As for our guests experience, weâve heard tons about food galore, cocktail hour with servers all over the room and generous stations. Dinner with seafood, pasta, fajita, carving, and mashed potato filet mignon martini stations and more. After cake cutting we had butlered desserts, cake stations, and an ice cream bar.End of night send off with wrapped cheesesteaks, soft pretzels, and water bottles for our guests as they left our wedding.We couldnât say enough wonderful things about the food, service, and expertise from Due Amici, and could not recommend anyone else for your wedding, celebration, or any event you plan. Thanks so much for making our wedding night everything we wanted. We will be back soon for dinner! Love, Kelly and John.
1. Zio's Tuscan Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By TeriPugh
Maybe their pizza is better. I had a cup of chicken soup. No flavor at all. I had the spinach manicotti and it was smothered in cheese. Way too much. The sauce wasnât tasty. My friend had the personal pizza. Seemed ok. Nothing special. Seems ok for a quick lunch.
