Location: Pinole
Top Restaurants in Pinole
Top Things to do in Pinole
- 1. Spaghetti Tours
- 2. San Francisco Bay Ferry Vallejo Service
- 3. Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park
- 4. Tilden Regional Park
- 5. Franklin Canyon Golf Course
- 6. San Pablo Reservoir Recreation Area
- 7. John Muir National Historic Site
- 8. San Pablo Lytton Casino
- 9. Whitewater Voyages
- 10. Point Isabel
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Top 4 Italian food in Pinole, California, United States
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Pinole. Pinole is a city in Contra Costa County, California, United States. The population was 18,390 at the 2010 census.
Things to do in Pinole
1. Restaurante Due Rose
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By Bob G
To find such an exceptionally fine dining restaurant in a shopping center was a fabulous surprise! The food was delicious, very fresh and beautifully prepared. The waitress was friendly and knowledgeable. The service was surprisingly fast. I had the minestrone soup and it was very good. I also had the gnocchi which were delicate and exquisite. My girlfriend had the prawns and they were also good. My only recommendation would be to dim the lighting somewhat if they want to make it a more intimate and romantic atmosphere. Don't miss this culinary gem in Pinole! We will return!
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2. Cosa Nostra
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By sistapleto
We have had both lunch and dinner here. Both have been an enjoyable experience. Usually fairly quiet with good service. Food is well prepared with amble portions. Seating is a bit crowded but not too bad. Outdoor seating is great when the weather is good. Fairly priced. Coupons available. We will return.
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3. Famiglia Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By JustPerfect10
August was grand opening, but I have already had lunch and three dinners there.Miguel, the owner/manager is accommodating, courteous and hard working. Food is fresh & delicious. Sauces are divine. (My late papa, Orazio, told me I have a discerning palate; he cooked, and w my uncle Dominic, ran a little NY-Italian-hood restaurant.) Starting out, restauraunts often have hidden flaws, but not here.Menus vary daily. We've enjoyed Calamari Friti (fried Calamari), Scampi e Pancetta (prawns wrapped with It. bacon), perfectly cooked Lamb with a balsamic reduction, Penne with a porcini, portobello & shitake mushroom sauce, homemade Gnocchi di giorno. Gnocchi with choice of sauces-- and you'll want to go back to try them all. If you have room for dessert, do get chocolate Mousse, only dessert yet tried.
4. Me-n-ed's Pizzeria
Reviewed By mariabQ1156DD
We only came here because we couldn't find anything else that was open, it's in a shopping mall with not much happening late at night. However glad we did, pizza was great. Nice crust, not too thick, not too thin, really fresh ingredients, just ignore the lack of ambience. We had a pizza with lots of veggies and some sausage, not sure what it was called but it was a winner. About $17 for a medium which was more than enough for 2 of us (one of whom is a teenage boy, and we were both hungry). We don't live in the area but this would be a regular if we did. They also take phone orders so you can just swing by and collect, and parking is easy.
