Location: Moorpark
Top Restaurants in Moorpark
Top Things to do in Moorpark
- 1. Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum
- 2. The Gardens of the World
- 3. Underwood Family Farms - Moorpark
- 4. Camarillo Public Library
- 5. America's Teaching Zoo at Moorpark College
- 6. Underwood Family Farm-Somis
- 7. Strathearn Historical Park & Museum
- 8. Stagecoach Inn Museum
- 9. Wildwood Regional Park
- 10. Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
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Top 5 Italian food in Moorpark, California, United States
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Moorpark. Moorpark is a city in Ventura County in Southern California. Moorpark was founded in 1900 when the application for the Moorpark Post Office was approved and Inocencio C. Villegas was named Moorpark's first postmaster on August 8 of that year. The townsite of Moorpark was owned and surveyed by Robert W. Poindexter and his wife, Madeline. The town has experienced a great amount of growth since the late 1970s. The population was 34,421 at the 2010 census, up from 31,415 at the 2000 census.
Things to do in Moorpark
1. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 102 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Thousand, CA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. Head to your Thousand Oaks, CA Buca whenever you have a craving for family style portions of authentic Itali
Reviewed By dlpa2000
The only reason we returned to this place is because we had a coupon and my husband said the pasta was better than the pizza the last time he went. Although the service was good, the place has an odd odor that is highly offensive - unsure if it's all the aging cheese or what. The Italian pinot noir was nothing special. The first bread the waitress gave us was so hard it would have broken a glass window. We asked if that was the best and she returned with a freshly baked loaf, but still it's just plain white bread, nothing special. The Caesar salad lettuce appeared fresh but had zero flavor; the croutons were so hard we almost broke our teeth; the Caesar dressing had an odd flavor. The Supremo Pizza arrived b/4 the pasta but the waitress warned us they may come out at different times since they're prepared at different stations (huh?). Hubby said pizza was ok. I tried a small bite and had the same reaction as prior visit - something not agreeable to my palate is on these pizzas. The baked ziti finally arrived and has absolutely no flavor; was just a huge plate of pasta with some cheese melted on top sprinkled with a tiny bit of basil. Because they serve family style, we unfortunately have all this left over food that we do not want to eat. We have another coupon, but will not return.
2. Cafe Firenze
Overall Ratings
4 based on 217 reviews
Café Firenze is an upscale casual dining restaurant serving northern Italian style cuisine. When you walk into Café Firenze you will experience the ambiance of a true Italian Villa with a beautiful expansive granite martini bar, large hearth fireplace, an
Reviewed By Pat B
We were a party of four. Each of us ordered something different. and all of us were disappointed. I ordered Osso Buco, which is supposed to melt in your mouth. Mine was tough, chewy and was served over something so unappetizing I sent the whole thing back and ordered chicken which wasn't much better. My wife's fish dinner was barely okay except that part of it included some vegetables including cooked carrots that were almost raw.This is an expensive restaurant and the owner/chef is supposed to have been a winner of a TV cook-out show.I don't know what dish won but it sure wasn't anything we had and we won't be back
3. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 102 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Thousand, CA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. Head to your Thousand Oaks, CA Buca whenever you have a craving for family style portions of authentic Itali
Reviewed By dlpa2000
The only reason we returned to this place is because we had a coupon and my husband said the pasta was better than the pizza the last time he went. Although the service was good, the place has an odd odor that is highly offensive - unsure if it's all the aging cheese or what. The Italian pinot noir was nothing special. The first bread the waitress gave us was so hard it would have broken a glass window. We asked if that was the best and she returned with a freshly baked loaf, but still it's just plain white bread, nothing special. The Caesar salad lettuce appeared fresh but had zero flavor; the croutons were so hard we almost broke our teeth; the Caesar dressing had an odd flavor. The Supremo Pizza arrived b/4 the pasta but the waitress warned us they may come out at different times since they're prepared at different stations (huh?). Hubby said pizza was ok. I tried a small bite and had the same reaction as prior visit - something not agreeable to my palate is on these pizzas. The baked ziti finally arrived and has absolutely no flavor; was just a huge plate of pasta with some cheese melted on top sprinkled with a tiny bit of basil. Because they serve family style, we unfortunately have all this left over food that we do not want to eat. We have another coupon, but will not return.
4. Pizza & More
Reviewed By BizzyRae
This is a super casual place to bring your kids and/or watch sports. Only had their pizza once and its very average... fine. Medium-to-thick crust. Lots of all-you-can-eat pasta deals at various times of year. They play Dodger games on their TV (something not all restaurants can do these days...) and I'm sure other sports. Great for families and teenagers.
5. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 102 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Thousand, CA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. Head to your Thousand Oaks, CA Buca whenever you have a craving for family style portions of authentic Itali
Reviewed By dlpa2000
The only reason we returned to this place is because we had a coupon and my husband said the pasta was better than the pizza the last time he went. Although the service was good, the place has an odd odor that is highly offensive - unsure if it's all the aging cheese or what. The Italian pinot noir was nothing special. The first bread the waitress gave us was so hard it would have broken a glass window. We asked if that was the best and she returned with a freshly baked loaf, but still it's just plain white bread, nothing special. The Caesar salad lettuce appeared fresh but had zero flavor; the croutons were so hard we almost broke our teeth; the Caesar dressing had an odd flavor. The Supremo Pizza arrived b/4 the pasta but the waitress warned us they may come out at different times since they're prepared at different stations (huh?). Hubby said pizza was ok. I tried a small bite and had the same reaction as prior visit - something not agreeable to my palate is on these pizzas. The baked ziti finally arrived and has absolutely no flavor; was just a huge plate of pasta with some cheese melted on top sprinkled with a tiny bit of basil. Because they serve family style, we unfortunately have all this left over food that we do not want to eat. We have another coupon, but will not return.
