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New York, United States Food Guide: 10 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Clifton Park
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Clifton Park, New York, United States. Clifton Park is a suburban town in Saratoga County, New York, United States. According to the United States Census Bureau, the 2010 population was 36,705. The name is derived from an early land patent. The town is in the south part of the county and is located approximately 12 miles (19 km) north of Albany, 7 miles (11 km) northeast of Schenectady, and 10 miles (16 km) south of Saratoga Springs.
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10. Labella Pizza and Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By cpjrod510
What a poor interpretation of an antipasto salad! Not a pepperoncini, artichoke, or olive to be had. If you like roasted red peppers or onions, forget about those too. The dressing was a commercial lite Italian dressing. The wings could have elevated my rating if they had been warm. The flavor was there but they were delivered cold. If you are interested a good antipasto salad, try Inferno. Even Pizza Plus has a better antipasto.
9. Olive Garden
Overall Ratings
3 based on 135 reviews
Located at Clifton Country Mall
Reviewed By wanderlust3692016
We were there for friend reunion, the staff was very accommodating and really spent time with our dietary needs. We had no issue with the service, it was really great. We had a tasting of wine and proceeded to order glasses of it. We all got the same thing - salmon with broccoli - the broccoli was not cooked - it was al dente in the extreme. The salmon had a good crisp on the bottom and that is where it ended. No flavor to speak of. The salad was iceberg with a few shavings of carrots and black olives with 3 tomato slices. It is unfortunate that the food was so disappointing. If perhaps we had ordered what they specialize in, it may have been a winner. Sadly, this was not even a runner up.
8. Caputo's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By Jan M
We always get the pizza here, but decided to try dinner entrees. I got the chicken parm which was totally delicious. My husband ordered the lasagna. It was loaded with meat and was awesome! We went back the following week and ordered the same meals and they were equally delicious. You get hot bread and a salad with dinner. I had to take some home. Would definitely recommend this place not only for their great pizzA and stuffed meatball, but everything is great!
7. Wheatfields Bistro & Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
3 based on 249 reviews
Reviewed By sheilal921
Wheatfield's offers a diversified menu and we've never had a bad meal here. The house salad was great and everyone enjoyed their choices. The pasta is outstanding and there are usually specials. We have always been seated in the back in the past but this time we were sent to a table in the front which is more crowded and less intimate. But this surely doesn't take away from the yummy food!
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6. Nonna Maria's Italian Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By MikeO181
Where to start. Staff is awesome, quick and cheerful; plus, the chef owner makes the rounds visiting each table. First, come here hungry, and be prepared to bring home doggie bags. All meals we saw were huge. Upon seating you are provided with a basket of warm cheesy bread with dipping EVO and balsamic. The calamari appetizer was the best we ever had; tender, lightly breaded cooked to perfection, and served with very tasty marinara. Salads are a good size with tasty dressings. Veal Sorrentino served with a side of zita that wasn't touched, was very tender. Veal Maria, with a side of linguine that wasn't touched, was excellent... Leftovers for another dinner or two. Wine selection is very good and very reasonable. Every meal the came out looked awesome. This is a must get here place, you wont regret it....
Clifton Park Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Clifton Park
5. Grecian Gardens Pizza & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By dobbiedad
The wife and I could not remember why we had not visited this place in years so decided to stop. We were disappointed. While my soup was good, everything else was disappointing. The food we had was average to below average but what stuck was our surly waitress. We will not be back.
4. Venezia Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 109 reviews
Reviewed By ADKtraveller
The place is busy most of the time but that does not mean it is still good. Sadly, I think it is not as good as it used to be and it certainly needs a good cleaning. The prices are fair and the pizza is good, not great, not wonderful, not the best by any means.
3. Bellinis Italian Eatery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 278 reviews
An authentic Italian eatery that boasts a serious wine collection. From upscale professionals and couples, to families and friends, Bellini's offers an uncompromising dining experience. Joseph Marrello grew up in Italian kitchens where cooking and enterta
Reviewed By Jan M
I go here a lot for dinner and lunch is always a treat here. The hot Italian bread and dipping oil is amazing. Then I ordered minestrone and a turkey with provolone panini with potato wedges. To die for! My friend ordered the pizza and chicken florintine and was just as pleased. Food is always consistent and service is top notch.
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2. Pasta Pane Rustic Italian Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 260 reviews
Pasta Pane (or Pasta and Bread) provides the community with a cozy, inviting space, delicious home-style meals, warm bread baked daily in our oven and fresh pastas. The design of Pasta Pane is based on the simple concept of beauty, warmth, tradition and p
Reviewed By disneyguy333
After a few years of talking about visiting our nearby Pasta Pane, we finally went for dinner on a Thursday night in July. We made reservations via OpenTable and that part went off without a hitch, except for that any requests or indication of a special occasion gets completely lost. It seems there is a major disconnect between technology and the staff/management. Information is either not conveyed to the restaurant or the restaurant doesn't know how to retrieve said information. However, our table was ready when we arrived to the very loud restaurant located in a former Applebee's buidling in the heart of Clifton Park. Again, the server made no mention of our special occasion, never inquired or anything. The service from that point on was very good, efficient and courteous. They have an extensive offering of beers, mixed drinks and wines. They do not have, unfortunately, are beverage coasters or cocktail napkins. Along with every sip of our drink came a trickling of water that dripped down the glass. The table was constantly full of pooled water from the beverages. An easy fix with either of the aforementioned. Our appetizers arrived quickly and were well presented and tasted great. The meatballs and rice balls were especially well prepared. The bread served is small in size and quantity but was refilled as often as you'd ask for it. After the appetizers came the very long wait. Our entrees were 2 simple rigatoni and sauce dishes, nothing fancy, nothing exotic, simple pasta and sauce. They arrived after over a 30 minute wait. Not very efficient for such simple pasta dishes at a restaurant called Pasta Pane, those dishes should've been fired off within minutes, not over half an hour. Despite the disappointing entrees, we decided to try the desserts. Zeppole with honey and molten lava chocolate cake w/ ice cream. After a short wait, they arrived and again, disappointment. The zeppole were over fried and hard, with just a smattering of powdered sugar. I could only eat about 1/4 of them and the rest were left on the plate, either too hard or lacking any sugar at all, very disappointing dessert dish and by the way, the honey didn't help any. The molten chocolate cake was described by my wife as an upside down Hostess cupake w/ a scoop of vanilla ice cream... enough said :(As evidence of further disconnect between management/staff and technology, I inquired witht the manager about the restaurant's loyaly program. I indicated that I had signed up online and had not received a confirmation email saying i was enrolled. He said, if i had done that, just let the server know and you'll get rewarded the points. I had also signed up for email notification which offered a 10% off offer when signing up for such notifications. I never got any confirmation nor a 10% off code, coupon or anything. I assumed this would all be cleared up with our server...I explained eveything and she indicated that she has never even looked at their website and had no idea about any of the sign ups, notifications or loyalty program. She only had the sign up brochure, which she handed me to fill out all over again. I still have no idea how they award points, how I keep track of them or anything and evidentily neither does anyone at the restaurant. It's 2019, the staff and management should be versed in every technology available to keep in touch with their customers otherwise, why offer it at all. We most likely will visit again, but only for drinks and appetizers, nothing more.
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1. Delmonico's Italian Steakhouse
Overall Ratings
4 based on 353 reviews
Reviewed By Mcbub8
Could not have asked for a better dinner- made mistake with reservation and Chris saved Friday dinner and coming up Sunday- my vote for excellent Manager- next comes Katlin- Happy, excellent customer service- did everything we asked- pork chop special-steak- osso buco was fabulous!! See you Sunday!!!
