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Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Toledo. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you.. Along the western edge of Lake Erie, your destination for family-fun awaits in Toledo, where the city meets the shore. Experience the world renowned Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo Zoo & Aquarium and Imagination Station, the city’s hands-on science center. The revitalized downtown offers riverfront views, music venues and local eateries like the famous Tony Packo’s. Stay another day to explore one of sixteen area metroparks or cheer on the city’s Minor League Baseball team, the Toledo Mud Hens.
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9. Marco's Pizza
Reviewed By cjdestiny
typical Marcos chain pizza-not burned good variety! Their specialty pizzas are the best! We love their garden pizza and Hawaiian! The cheezy bread is tasty and fresh.
8. Spaghetti Warehouse
Overall Ratings
3 based on 299 reviews
Reviewed By 001edbengela
Saturday night for dinner with family, 8 of us. We made reservations for 6:45 pm. Parents got there at 6:30, table was ready. Looks like there have been some changes made to the menu. First, there is no steak or chicken on the menu, if you have a family member that is not a fan of Italian food. Second, there is a Turin Trio, which is very similar to what Olive Garden has on their menu, if you ordered, you know. Staff very friendly and helpful. Only issue I noticed, was that the floor was not all that clean. Food was real good and would recommend for any family.
7. Calvino's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 58 reviews
Calvino's is an anchor of Cricket West shopping center. At over 20 years old, we've amassed a loyal clientele of neighborhood locals, college students, and restaurant lovers alike. If you've never been to Calvino's, change that today!
Reviewed By kathybruceToledo
Our friend recommended Calvino's so my husband and I stopped in for dinner. We sat at the wine bar and were greeted promptly. My husband had soda but I ordered Chardonnay which was a very generous pour! We had the meatball appetizer, salad with the house dressing and shared an order of lasagna with sausage.The portion was plenty big enough for both of us and we still took some home. Lasagna comes without meat but if you'd like meat you order your choice.The salad was served with house bread which we didn't realize so we ordered garlic bread. Wow, really good. Don't miss this!Overall a very good experience and we would definately recommend Calvino's!
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6. Olive Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By dr8732
We had a bad experience there. The food was not done properly. The beverage was very weak for a raspberry ice tea. Every thing seem to be over priced. Salad and bread sticks were fine.
5. Zia's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 151 reviews
Reviewed By jeneeo
Atmosphere is lovely here! Wine was good, bread is delicious. Entrees were all pretty good but with my mom being 100% Italian, we are used to eating very good Italian food. We had heard many good things about Zias and had to give it a try. Very nice that my mom got a free meal because it was her actual birthday. I would return again!Hello,Thank you for the great review. Iâm so happy to hear that you enjoyed your dining experience at Zia's. We hope to see you again soon!Best Regards,Lisa HuntGuest Services Head SupervisorMainstreet Ventures [email protected](888)456-3463
4. M Osteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By Normajean1937
My visit was for a work related event. We met on the second floor for a private event. Nice atmosphere. Good location downtown Toledo. Everything was great service was friendly. We shared the pizza, meatball and garlic butter knots appetizers. I chose the tossed salad with house dressing, filet to do manzo with potatoes and carrots best steak ever! Would definitely recommend visiting this great restaurant.
3. Inky's Italian Foods
Overall Ratings
4 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By William C
Inky's is famous for its pizza. And when it's done right, it's great. But ... the kitchen has a tendency to forget what's in the oven, and oft times the pizza comes out overdone and even burned. If you order a pizza (unless you like it cremated), ask them for "lightly done," It generally comes out just right. Although there have been times when it's ordered that way and still comes out burned. If pizza isn't your thing, try the chicken parm or the chicken alfredo. And if you are really hungry, opt for the T-bone steak. It come with ... ready? ... tomato juice, a salad, bread & butter, french fries, spaghetti, and of course the steak, which is large. It's a bargain if you have a ravenous appetite. Their fish dinner is very good as is the deep fried shrimp dinner. The salad is just basic head lettuce, but it's always crimp and cold. The house Italian dressing or the creamy Italian are both good. Avoid the bread. It's akin to styrofoam. They recently "remodeled" to a degree, putting down a new floor, re-arranging the bar side, and a few other modifications, but it's still the same good old standby. There is no full bar service, but they do have beer and wine, and the wine pour is generous.
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2. Mancy's Italian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 182 reviews
"Voted Best of Toledo Italian Restaurants 15 Plus Years" -Toledo City Paper Mancy's Italian Grill captures the rustic charm of Italian regional cooking. Serving sophisticated food in a casual, rustic setting. The soul of our restaurant is the open kitchen
Reviewed By GordonN140
My wife and I have been dining at Macyâs Italian since it first opened. They started as an Italian restaurant, but later moved to upscale dining by adding the steaks from Mancyâs steakhouse which was good since the steaks there are great. My normal meal would consist of grilled italian sausages with opinions and peppers and Strip Steak with fettuccine Alfredo. The Steak/Alfredo is no longer on the menu, but there was still a sausage appetizer so I ordered that and bolognese (labeled a house specialty). The bolognese was very dry with clumped meat sauce. It left a lot to be desired. The Salsiccia (sausage) was dry and tasteless without a doubt the worst example of sausage I have ever had in my life, but the risotto with it was edible. Even the bread they served has gone from one of the best breads we had in a restaurant to âmehâ. If you want lack of taste with high price, this is the place to go. I hope they get a new chef, because otherwise we wonât be back.
1. Rosie's Italian Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 243 reviews
Rosieâs Italian Grille offers superior cuisine in a romantically lit, Tuscan themed, atmosphere of taste. Our specialty dishes are a delight to the senses, fresh grouper, signature pastas, Chicago Stockyard steaks, and of course, our legendary pizzas. The
Reviewed By fred s
We visited the Lumberyard Winery. Food truck food - Fab. What a treat to have such high quality, table of four., and of course the wine and music and fellowship made it a special evening with friends.Service was friendly and the meals were excellent.
