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Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Gibsonia. Gibsonia is an unincorporated community and census-designated place in Richland Township, Allegheny County, in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania, north of the city of Pittsburgh. It had a population of 2,733 at the 2010 Census. Its ZIP code is 15044.
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10. Bella Frutteto
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By jasgld
We eat at Bella Frutteto frequently because their food and service are so great. We've been there for both lunch and dinner and have rarely ordered anything we don't love. Our latest visit was for lunch. The only thing we don't like about their lunch menu is that they don't serve their wonderful bread and dipping oil. It is to die for. What we did have was a shared apple ravioli appetizer with apples, raisins and figs. I'm not a fig or raisin person but I thought it was fantastic. Their use of apples in so many of their dishes is both daring and delicious. I then had the crab cake sliders with a field greens side. I couldn't finish them and took one of the crab cakes for lunch the next day. The sauce on the sliders was so flavorful i was tempted to lick the plate. My sister had their beef tips wrap with Parmesan french fries and a side beet salad. She gave a big thumbs up to the fries and the wrap but saved her warmest review for the beet salad. If you like beets, you want to taste this salad. Our server was excellent but that's par for the course at Bella. One of the things I like most about this restaurant is that even when the restaurant is full, you can carry on a conversation without shouting. I do recommend reservations for dinner but we've found we've never needed them for weekday lunch. They have a seasonal outdoor patio overlooking an apple orchard and ample free parking. We've never gone wrong at Bella and we urge you to try it if you're in the area.
9. Emporio: A Meatball Joint
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By David D
Went here with a small group for a birthday dinner, and we all enjoyed different selections. We had the different slider and panini meals with the poutine, bruschetta and tomato risotto sides. The combinations of the different meatballs...Classic Beef, Spicy Pork, Chicken, the Meatball of the Month (stuffed pepper), and even the Vegetarian ball were all tasty. The different sauce and cheese choices on the meatballs were quite good as well...but it seemed like the "crack sauce" was the clear winner with the group..This is a casual dining experience with lots of different tastes to experience...highly recommended, if you are considering it.
8. Monte Cello's
Reviewed By pghsteve
Since moving to the area 2 months ago this restaurant has become a regular hangout for my wife and me. One of my sons swears by other locations of Monte Cello's.Service is consistently excellent by Melissa our favorite waitress and whether we order a burger, pizza , pasta or one of the specials, the food has been consistently very good. The picture shown for this restaurant is not correct. it is in a small strip shopping plaza on Rt 8. Nondescript store front. They also have a lunch buffet with pasta, salad , soup and pizza that is convenient and good.
7. Vocelli Pizza- Allison Park
Award Winning Artisan Pizza Crafted from Family Recipes for Over 30 Years. We strive to use the freshest ingredients and guarantee the finest quality. Delivering 7 days a week, we are the local neighborhood pizza shop you can always count on to deliver Cl
Reviewed By Poisondaking
Love this place. The food is always fresh. And always friendly faces. I personally love their boneless wings. As well as their $5 daily subs. Great food.
6. Rita's Italian Ice
Reviewed By Nikki W
Rita's closed a few years ago, but I really miss it. Closest location now is in Wexford, Pa 15090. But worth the drive. Just wish they were open all winter!
5. Monte Cello's Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By sg107e
Wife and I were having a bike ride back home from Butler on Monday 9/11. Stopped in for lunch, my wife had the buffet which she said it was filling with plenty of variety and great sauce, it also included a salad. I had Italian sausage platter, which had onions, green peppers and pasta with red sauce. Would love to go back, you cannot go wrong eating here. It located in a small strip mall.
4. Olives & Peppers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 129 reviews
Reviewed By Heather H
I came to eat here with a reservation, and was seated right away. Our waitress was awesome and explained in detail the specials. I ordered the crab ravioli and my mom ordered the mushroom ravioli special. We both ordered side salads with the house Italian. The salads were huge! They could have easily been a meal with a piece of chicken or shrimp added. The crab ravioli was the best thing i have ever eaten, hands down. Then i tried my mom's mushroom ravioli, and it was even better! We seriously spent a lot of time ooh-ing and awe-ing over our food. Will recommend and return
3. Bruno's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By David D
Stopped by Bruno's for lunch when I was coming down Route 8 south. The large signs on the side of the building (visible from the major intersection) invited me to pop-in. I was back on the road with my "lunch special deal" in less than five minutes, and UNDER five bucks total. You get TWO large plain pieces and a cold 20 ounce soft drink bottle for $4.80 !! That's a pretty good deal, and the pizza was appetizing too.
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2. Grande Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 17 reviews
Can you imagine a pizza so good that people who have eaten it have enjoyed it so much that they canât stand to be without it? When the craving hits, and believe that it will, you will go to great lengths to be able to enjoy a Grande Pizza just one more ti
Reviewed By TOM H
I have been coming to Grande Pizza for almost 40 years. I know that the owner Bruno died within the past year and I have eaten there since he passed. Tonight for New years eve, I ordered a large pizza for pickup. The pizza looked great. I was totally disappointed with the crust. It tasted like something I could have bought at a grocery store. More like whitebread than traditional pizza crust that Bruno made for the past 40+ years. I assume that they changed his recipe or the flour that he used. They really better think twice about the new direction or they will be out of business, There are a lot of good Pizza places in the North Hills and I don't think that I will be going back to Grande when I can get just as good of a Pizza at Pizza Hut or even at Giant Eagle. Please get back to your recipe!
1. Narcisi Winery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By odonnellsml
What a beautiful sunny afternoon with friends, music and good food/wine.Although the,winery was very busy, we enjoyed just being together and appreciated the service and friendliness of the staff. The wait for our food was a little longer than usual but we enjoyed our various bottles of wine and the atmosphere of the lively and relaxed groups around usThe food was very good and of average price.
