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Texas, United States Food Guide: 6 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Lake Worth
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Lake Worth, Texas, United States. Lake Worth is a city in Tarrant County, Texas, United States. The population was 4,584 at the 2010 census. The city is adjacent to, and named after, Lake Worth, a popular recreational lake in the northwestern portion of Tarrant County.
6. Joe's Pizza, Pasta & Subs
Reviewed By TexasTravelernow
Little place right off the Highway , Has the look of a New your Pizza joint along with many items you would see in a local new York place. I had the lunch special 2 slices with a drink . Nice size slices that where topped with Pepperoni and a good amount of cheese . The signature drops of oil after flooding the slice was a good sign . Very good pizza for this area .
5. Tuscany Italian Bistro
Tuscany is inspired by the deeply rooted culinary traditions of regional Italy and enriched with ingredients grown by America's greatest family farms. The Doko family has been bringing the best of Italy to the Dallas-Fort Worth area for over the last 20+
Reviewed By Mana R
We just celebrated my wife's early birthday with our family at Tuscany's. This was our second visit and so far the service and food have been fantastic. All of the food is very fresh and delicious from the appetizers, entrees, and desserts. Our party of 9 had nothing but good things to say about the food. We are glad that a really good restaurant has chosen to locate close to our part of town.
4. Alba's Italian Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Nort S
Visiting some friends here in Fort Worth and we wanted Italian and tried this restaurant near Lake Worth. The menu showed they had veal so I asked if they could prepare a saltimbocca (as it was not on the menu). The waiter returned with a positive result from the chef and we were rewarded with a very nice rendition of this dish. It was a generous portion of veal, prosciutto, and cheese on a bed of spinach in a rich, flavorful sauce. It was a marvelous meal highlighted with good service and free corkage of our wine (no alcohol served). I will remember this find!
3. Vindoliâs Italian Restaurant Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Vindoli's Italian Restaurant opened for business in May 2013 with the goal of providing real and authentic Italian traditional cuisine from Pasta to Pizza, Grilling, Stromboli,Panini with the best quality ingredients. The owner Paul (Paolo) is a native of
Reviewed By CraftBeers
Our party of four picked this place using the nearby feature of TripAdvisor. The high ratings and praising comments caused us to land on Vindoli's. I can see the attraction here. It's a lovable hole in the wall. the exterior is a basic run down strip mall. Inside, the decor is simple, homey and comfortable.The food is genuinely good. The bruschetta was really good. The toast was firm but not overly crunchy. The tomatoes were fresh with a nice drizzle of balsamic on top. The spaghetti & meatballs was fairly basic. I like the marinara sauce, and the meatballs had nice flavoring. The lasagna was similar to the spaghetti in a good way. The pizza was wonderful. I'd do take out any time. It's loaded with cheese and every bite had sausage, pepperoni and mushrooms. Really well done.My beef with this place is management. It's absent. Vindoli's runs both a restaurant and carry out pizza side of the house. We arrived at 8:15 PM on a Friday night. No one greeted us. There were two customers already seated. A lone server finally noticed us and gave us a seat. I was put off by the half dozen uncleared tables with food, dishes and crumbs on the floor. When we left two hours later it was still not picked up.The lone server was wonderful. I truly felt sorry for him. The two other guests that were seated when we arrived were bending his ear on a regular basis. It took him about 15 minutes to get back to us to place our order. The food came out at 9:10 PM almost a full hour after we arrived. It was only three tables in the place. We were informed the pizza oven was broken. It turns itself off and lengthens the cooking time.Management never came around. No relief came to the restaurant including the managers and owners to cover the restaurant. The server was very polite. We over tipped as we felt bad for him, but management put him in that situation. I won't be back. There are lots of good food places. When employees get treated badly by owners and management, I'm out.Hello CraftBeers,Thank you for trying out Vindoliâs last Friday. Itâs very unfortunate that you experienced the results of slow service. Although I am still trying to gather all details of what happened, I can inform you that this past Friday we got hit with several problems. First and foremost, around 6 pm our ovens started acting up & we had to temporarily shut down our on-line ordering. Needless to say, we were scrambling to get existing and take-out orders out as soon as possible. The 2nd problem was that our second server did not show up, finding reliable staff is difficult. The 3rd problem (which we discovered afterwards) was that our server and another employee had issues between themselves and the normal âcoveringâ was not taking place. Our Manager, who normally covers in the dining room, was calling customers, answering phones, helping in kitchen & trying to get the ovens up and running. Might sounds like a bunch of excuses, but this is what happened. There was no reason whatsoever for you to have to wait 15 minutes for our server to take your order, especially given that at the time you came in, there were only two tables. I have no answer for you why no one greeted you. This is unacceptable. We have chimes going off when someone comes in or leaves. Sorry for this lengthy reply but wanted you to know that what you experienced is not the norm. Yes, we are a âhole in the wallâ, but wanted to thank you for the kind comments of the interior and favorable comments on the meal you received. Most likely we lost you as a customer, but if you decide to give us another try, you are always welcomed.Sincerely and hopefully â¦arrivederci!!Paolo
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2. Bosses Brickoven Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Bosses opened to the public in 2004 from a humble beginning and has since spread across the state. We have been serving the best pizza, wings, burgers, and the coldest beer in Texas for years. This is the only food you will want to brag to your friends ab
Reviewed By WilliamW579
This was our first visit. We ordered fried cheese, BBQ wings, a mini hand rolled with pepperoni, Italian sausage, onions, and a thin crust with pepperoni, Italian sausage and jalapenos. Everything came out hot and all was delicious. Next trip will for the buffet.
1. Imponente Pizza & Pasta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By codyd549
Everything we had was great! This is not giant cheap pizza. High quality artisan pizza in a real wood fire oven. Food was very similar to Cane Russo or other high end places. Keep this place alive!!!!
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