Location: Ashburn
Top Restaurants in Ashburn
Top Things to do in Ashburn
- 1. Old Ox Brewery
- 2. Algonkian Regional Park
- 3. Historical White's Ferry
- 4. Oatlands Historic House & Garden
- 5. Ashburn Park
- 6. Morven Park
- 7. Leesburg Corner Premium Outlets
- 8. Lockhouse 25 - C&O Canal Trust
- 9. Claude Moore Park/Lanesville Heritage Area
- 10. Ball's Bluff Battlefield and National Cemetery
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Top 7 Italian food in Ashburn, Virginia, United States
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Ashburn. Ashburn is a census-designated place (CDP) in Loudoun County, Virginia. As of the 2010 United States Census, its population was 43,511. It is 30 miles (48 km) northwest of Washington, D.C. and part of the Washington metropolitan area.
Things to do in Ashburn
7. Rubino's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By ssinva
We arrived at exactly 8:00 on a Sunday. We had read online that they were open until 9 but were mistaken as they close at 8 on Sunday's. Fair enough, our mistake. However, they allowed us to stand in line behind someone else, then watched us reading the menu, then waited for us to order to tell us they close at 8. It wasn't even apologetically delivered. There was still food in the cases, why would they not want to sell that?I used to come here all the time with various family members but this experience did it for me; we will not be returning.
6. Mediterranean Breeze
Overall Ratings
3 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By 780RobertC780
The Staff was excellent, Service great, food was acceptable. BUT..the restaurant was filthy. They need new carpeting, food was all over the floor, sticky tables. Very disappointing considering this use to be one of our "go to" places for our weekend breakfast. I hope they make a change soon or they will loose the great reputation they had in the past.
5. Paisano's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Casual pizzeria chain offering NYC-style pies, plus pastas, subs, stromboli & wings, as well as catering and delivery
Reviewed By Mfclingan
We ordered Paisano's to be delivered. We ordered 16 Buffalo Wings, Baked Spaghetti and Baked Ziti. The order took longer to arrive at our door than we were told, but that was ok. The Wings tasted GREAT....but for 16 wings you would have thought that they would have given us two cups of blue cheese dressing. TOTALLY not cool to run out of blue cheese mid way through the wings. The Baked Spaghetti was ordered and they asked us if we wanted marinara sauce or a meat sauce. Why did they bother asking..there was NO sauce on the pasta...so literally we got a bowl of dry noodles with some cheese on top. We ate the cheese off the top...the rest was inedible. The baked ziti was at least edible.......but the sauce had NO flavor. Bland and boring. I will NOT be returning!
4. Manhattan Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By ikespop
Have been here a couple of times for takeout, and the pizza has been reliably good, the crust just about perfect. There might be better pizza available in Ashburn, but I haven't found it yet. Their prices are reasonable, too. I heartily recommend Manhattan Pizza!
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3. Broadlands Brick Oven Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By abandcb
Broadlands Brick Oven makes a great pizza. They are close by, and with online ordering, it's easy to place an order and just drive over, no waiting for delivery. The crust is better than the competition, the pies are a bit bigger and the ingredients seem first rate. We order online and have never had them mess up the order. Definitely worth a stop.
2. Rubino's New York Style Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 61 reviews
Reviewed By CJV_13
We've been to Rubino's several times for both lunch and dinner. Always great pizza and grinders. On the last few visits, my father has had the meatballs. He said their amazing and he loved the sauce too. We'll definitely be back!
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1. Pazzo Pomodoro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 44 reviews
We offer a Neapolitan inspired menu of made-from-scratch dishes that represent traditional cuisine. These meals pay hommage to the memories of Campania, the region of our heritage. The dishes are typical to the working class neighborhoods of Napoli, Saler
Reviewed By jehenson81
A good friend of mine was in town for a couple of weeks and we were able to arrange to go out to dinner. Based on a recommendation, I suggested Pazzo Pomodoro and we met there after work on a Monday. I think we shocked the hostess a bit when we came in, but she quickly seated us at a 4-top on the enclosed patio. We had a delightful time. I tried a glass of the pink moscato and it was heavenly. My friend got a pinot noir and he said it was just what he wanted. For dinner, I had the agnolotti carmela and my friend had a house salad and the meat ravioli. My pasta was perfect, fresh made pasta which was a tad al dente. The sauce was rich and plentiful. My friend's ravioli's were also made in house but a couple of them were a tad overcooked. The sauce and filling though were very flavorful. My friend really wanted dessert, so we shared canolli and he had an espresso. My friend loved the dessert, but I found it to be a tad heavy on the orange. Amazing meal. I am sure I will be back soon.Thank you for such a glowing review, we really appreciate our guests sharing their dining experience. Please thank the person that recommended Pazzo Pomodoro, we look forward to your next visit. Please introduce yourself so we can thank you in person.
