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Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Auburn, Massachusetts, United States. Auburn is a town in Worcester County, Massachusetts, United States. The population was 16,188 at the 2010 census.
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10. Volturno Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By Don H
Our first visit and we were joined by family for a night out to celebrate our grandson's college graduation. The restaurant is an old Buick dealership that has been remodeled into a spacious dining area and roomy bar. We were seated at a large table and served by an outstanding server Lynsey B. We all shared a variety of wood fired pizzas that had delicious smoke flavor. The selection of beers and spirits complimented our entrees.
9. Palace Pizza of Worc
Reviewed By CAPECODLIFE64
A group of us at work decided upon delivery service for lunch. Food arrived quickly. The small (10") mushroom pizza was pitiful looking but not bad tasting. There were only tiny little bits of mushroom on top for a pizza that cost almost $8. The pizza sauce was flavorful but the crust was limp and tasted very doughy. I did not hear any rave reviews from my coworkers about their food either.
8. Oxfords Casual Dining
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By B D
Went there Saturday nights night and there was a great band playing (Joyco). Fun time! All the food was great. The Parmigiana dishes were all excellent!! The place was packed which says alot for the food and entertainment, so make a reservation or youâll stand there for a while waiting for a table! Service was awesome! Just a great place!
7. Nuovo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 184 reviews
Find something on the menu for everyone at Nuovo Restaurant in Worcester. Families will feel right at home with the kid - friendly menu and atmosphere. Nuovo's dress code is business casual. Book a private event at Nuovo Restaurant and enjoy a day or nigh
Reviewed By David T
The service was very good. The place is small, reminded me of the North End in Boston. Quaint and good price. The food was just ok. Nothing special.
6. J. Anthony's Italian Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By leslielofgren
Heard a few people talking about this place so my friend and I decided to try it. It was very crowded but I had called an made reservations so we were seated immediately. The waitress was very nice got us drinks right away and we asked her to leave us alone for a while because we were catching up, which she did. we finally ordered and I ordered the veal parmigiana and my friend ordered a chicken dish which she wanted the kitchen to leave out a couple of things, artichokes and peppers, but they were not able to as the chicken was already stuffed, My veal was a little bland and the linguine it was served with was not very hot and very little sauce. my friend's dish was a stuffed chicken sliced into three pieces and drowned in sauce, Overall, the best part of our meal was the friendly waitress.
5. VIA Italian Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 564 reviews
In the beautiful hills of Tuscany, and in the cities and villages that dot the countryside we discovered a simple food paradise which we were eager to bring closer to home. We created VIA to offer you those culinary gems from our visits to Italy in combin
Reviewed By lynninma
We enjoyed perfect weather while dining on VIAâs patio. The highlights of our meal were the smoky bacon and Parmesan arancini we shared. These heavenly balls of deliciousness were hot and crispy on the outside, creamy and smoky on the inside, and had just the right amount of garlic aioli to compliment them---they were probably the best arancini weâve ever tasted, and we gobbled up the five balls in no time flat. The braised beef short rib with gnocchi and the braised pork shank with polenta we chose for our entrees were sheer perfection---we wouldnât hesitate to order either again. However good the entrees and appetizer were, the house salads and complimentary bread slices we were served beforehand left us scratching our heads. The salads were very small but fresh tasting, and were devoid of any dressing at all (we requested house dressing on both). After taking a couple of bites we had to ask Scott, one of our servers, to bring us a side of the dressing so we could dress them ourselves. VIAâs delicious artisanal bread (two meager slices) came with only a small cruet of olive oil for dipping, but I would have liked a butter option. We wished for more bread, but were not offered any, and we did not ask, anticipating the heftiness of our entrees to come. Being pretty full after making our ways through our entrees, but not wanting to miss out on VIAâs gelato, we forced ourselves to share a 3-scoop sampler consisting of our choices of pistachio, Amerena cherry and salted caramel. While all three of our choices were really enjoyable, the star of the trio was the salted caramel, which was the most intensely flavored. We did, however, find the presentation of this dessert lacking (the scoops were placed in a cardboard container and served with plastic spoons). We felt that this delectable frozen treat deserved something a little better. The only other problem I noted was that many of the woven chairs around the tables on the patio were in disrepair, and broken webbing on the seat of my chair kept sticking me in the back of the knee, which was quite annoying.Service by Scott and Josh was impeccable---friendly and helpful, but not fake. VIA is definitely upscale Italian dining, with delicious food, excellent service and great ambience, but with upscale prices as well. The bill for the two of us was $97.00 before tip, but including one glass of wine and a bottle of San Pellegrino sparkling water. Unfortunately, we do not dine at VIA on a regular basis, and only enjoy a lunch or dinner here if we have gift cards.
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4. J. Anthony's Italian Grill
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Y2538UTmarkl
Came out for the Prime Rib special. No Prime Rib at 7pm. Ordered our regular meal. 45 minutes sitting no meal. Enough said.
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3. Biscotto Cafe
Baked Goods and Pastries (Muffins, Scones, Tarts, Cookies, Cupcakes & More) House Freshly Brewed Coffee with excellent coffee beans quality that gives a clean delicious flavor
Reviewed By chesac2014
Stopped for a social coffee and so happy we found this place. Adorable little cafe and the owners are wonderful and friendly. Ask for a âmochaâ itâs real coca and mixed beautifully - they know their stuff. Gluten options, even biscotti. Other delicious treats too. Will most definitely come again. Thank you so much, we hope to see you soon
2. Mare E Monti
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By WebsterFoodie
party of 10. we were waited on quickly but the server was new at it. We gave her some slack and with the help of others she did fine. All ordered different dishes and were satisfied. A basic Italian menu but well delivered. Will return.
1. Chuck's Steak House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By Professional-Pilgrim
This is a convenient restaurant to the nearby Fairfield Inn. The restaurant is HUGE, with quite an eclectic decor: shelves and shelves of not-so-new books. I wonder if anyone actually pulls one out to read? My wife had the lobster mac 'n cheese. You needed a microscope, not a magnifying glass, to find the lobster. I had a salad bar meal, including the watery onion soup. The offerings of salad were minimal, with almost nothing on the sweetish side
