Location: Southport
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Top Things to do in Southport
- 1. Bald Head Island Lighthouse
- 2. Oak Island Beaches
- 3. Southport-Fort Fisher Ferry
- 4. Oak Island Lighthouse
- 5. Southport Pier and RIverwalk
- 6. North Carolina Maritime Museum at Southport
- 7. Fort Johnston - Southport Museum & Visitors Center
- 8. Southport Marina
- 9. Silver Coast Winery Tasting Room
- 10. Franklin Square Gallery
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Most Popular Italian food in Southport, North Carolina, United States
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Southport. Southport is a city in Brunswick County, North Carolina, United States, near the mouth of the Cape Fear River. Its estimated population was 3,625 as of the 2016 census.
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1. Joseph's Italian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 580 reviews
Reviewed By 468billd
Haven't been here in awhile and decided on a return visit for a birthday dinner with friends. We were able to be seated outside with a beautiful view of the water and local boats. Our server, Chris, provided good service though he was a bit slow when it came to drinks and reorders. The linguini and clams was very good as was the chicken marsala. We also had two of there shrimp special entries which were enjoyable. Definitely worth a return visit.
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2. Castucci's Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By 212MarkS
Absolutely outstanding Italian food. The veal saltimboca and veal Marsala were perfectly cooked and the portions were large enough for dinner the next night. We did not have reservations but team Castucci worked very hard to fit us in. We would highly recommend making a reservation. They kept apologizing for the wait and we kept saying it was our fault for not making a reservation. They were incredibly thoughtful! It is a casual family restaurant with outdoor seating!
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3. Bella Cucina
Overall Ratings
3 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By maxb53524
My wife and I had dinner there after an afternoon engagement in the area. It was recommended by others as a good place to have dinner before we return home. Staff was very attentive and welcoming. We didn't have reservations but arrived early so there was no problem getting a table. Overall our dinner was very disappointing. We ordered the calamari and it was terrible. I had better from the frozen food section of my local grocery store. My wife ordered Lasagna and I ordered Veal Piccata for our main. They delivered "chicken piccata" to my wife and lasagna to me. I quickly told them to reverse the dishes and they did. I quickly realized I didn't have veal but didn't have too much time so I just ate the chicken piccata that I didn't order. It was OK but I've had better. My wife's lasagna was just OK too but again she had better elsewhere. Overall we were disappointed with the food and probably won't return. I'm sure there are better Italian restaurants in the area.I'm sorry you didn't have a great dining experience with us. While mixups do happen, of course, we do our best to keep them at a minimum.We're puzzled with your calamari comment as quite a few guests have mentioned it's the best they've had anywhere!We hope you try us again. Although, there may be others - we were just voted Best Italian in the area.All the Best,Tom
4. Bambini's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Peace2allamen
Ordered a basic pizza for takeout as that is the best way for me to judge a pie. I like NY style, and Bambini's did not disappoint! The crust was very good as was the sauce. Not skimpy at all. I will definitely return. I recommend Bambini's for a good NY style pizza!
5. Domino's Pizza
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Reviewed By PApatti915
I stopped in on the way to watch football to pick up a few pizzaz and intended to order the 2 topping specials for $8.99.I ordered 2 of the Philly Cheese steak pizzas and the bill totaled $35. Say what?The counter person told me since the base of the Philly was American cheese and not red sauce, he couldn't charge me for the 2 topping pizza. Nonetheless I will drive down the road next time and order at the independent place where the sauce is homemade and better quality of cheeses, etc. . . . I don't like the differennt crust options and everything seems weighed and poor quality ingredients. I watched a program on TV the other day about independent owner/operators testing FRANCHISE pizza and it was funny to watch them gag and refuse to eat the stuff.
