Location: Fort Oglethorpe
Top Restaurants in Fort Oglethorpe
Top Things to do in Fort Oglethorpe
- 1. Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
- 2. Lake Winnie Amusement Park
- 3. Rock City Gardens
- 4. The Georgia Winery
- 5. Point Park - Lookout Mountain Battlefields
- 6. Chickamauga Battlefield
- 7. Rock City
- 8. Coker Tire Museum
- 9. White Star Battlefield Tours
- 10. Chattanooga Whiskey Experimental Distillery
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Top 9 Italian food in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, United States
Reviews on Italian food in Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia, United States. Fort Oglethorpe is a city predominantly in Catoosa County with some portions in Walker County in the U.S. state of Georgia. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 9,263. It is part of the Chattanooga, TN–GA Metropolitan Statistical Area. It is home to Lakeview – Fort Oglethorpe High School.
Things to do in Fort Oglethorpe
9. Community Pie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 643 reviews
Traditional New York Style, Detroit style and Neapolitan Pizza. Handmade Gelato, and Craft Beers. Homemade pasta.
Reviewed By jamestD3726JJ
Had lunch with my son at Community Pie on Market Street, House salad and Daily Slice( of Pizza). Very filling and it was good. Son had the Chicken Sandwich which he really liked. This is a regular of ours and while he attends classes at the local college it is always a treat for him to have lunch at Community Pie
8. Alleia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 442 reviews
Thoughts of opening an additional concept in the southside of chattanooga stirred in 2004. chef lindley wanted to explore true rustic italian, but incorporate regional flavor. exceptional ingredients imported from italy and quality produce delivered from
Reviewed By stefanobY5744NO
Very good looking place .Good service I had the mussels and the groupers both were good .Nice choise .Menu is ok you have enough choise .Good wine .
7. Alimentari
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Justin D
My friend and I had a wonderful evening at Alimentari. The restaurant has an Italian countryside-meets-sleek minimalist aesthetic. An Instagram-worthy local spot with equally photogenic food presentation. It is decent Italian food that makes you feel at home. Portions are almost perfect. The menu has a variety of options that should appeal to most people.We sat outside, and even though there were activities and music being played in the adjacent plaza, it was all very relaxed. Our server, Braxton, never made us feel rushed nor patronized. He helped us choose a fun-to-drink Vermentino bottle that was not overpriced but of good character. Our negronis were delicious and made well.We shared the Salmon Tartare - it was overall delicious but honestly the tartare itself was a little bland. Our Caprese salad featured good, creamy burrata, and the pesto was on point, basil lacked freshness.My friend ordered the Proscuitto Pizza. They were quite generous with toppings, maybe too much if I'm being picky? The crust was decent. I had the Gnocchi that was really good. Not the best gnocchi I've ever had, but I enjoyed the flavors!We finished off with a scoop of Clumpie's raspberry sorbet which came with blueberries, blackberries, and whipped cream dollop. For $3, that was totally worth it! And, we had double espressos and Sambuca which was served properly.It was a fantastic experience, and we will definitely be back.
6. Provino's Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 243 reviews
The popularity of our restaurants is due to delicious Old World style food, warm friendly service & the owner's efforts to keep everything fresh, new and fun. Our namesake Provino Bogino always thought meal time is a special time. We have taken this to he
Reviewed By ackpack
Both, my wife and myself, made special requests for our meals and had no issues with our order. Chef Vincent even mad a special trip to our today to check with my wife if he was preparing her meal properly. Our waitress, whoâs name we cannot recall, was very friendly and helpful; as well. The food was excellent and would recommend Provinoâs to anyone visiting Chattanooga.
5. Mr T's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 338 reviews
A no frills spot for classic pizza and ice cream.
Reviewed By pjstelmo
Friendly service. Delicious made-personally-for-you pizza with whatever toppings you want. Many flavors of sweet and creamy ice cream, banana splits. A great place for a single, a family, a group, or a team. Choose a seat inside or outside. Eat-in, take-out or delivery
4. Alimentari
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Justin D
My friend and I had a wonderful evening at Alimentari. The restaurant has an Italian countryside-meets-sleek minimalist aesthetic. An Instagram-worthy local spot with equally photogenic food presentation. It is decent Italian food that makes you feel at home. Portions are almost perfect. The menu has a variety of options that should appeal to most people.We sat outside, and even though there were activities and music being played in the adjacent plaza, it was all very relaxed. Our server, Braxton, never made us feel rushed nor patronized. He helped us choose a fun-to-drink Vermentino bottle that was not overpriced but of good character. Our negronis were delicious and made well.We shared the Salmon Tartare - it was overall delicious but honestly the tartare itself was a little bland. Our Caprese salad featured good, creamy burrata, and the pesto was on point, basil lacked freshness.My friend ordered the Proscuitto Pizza. They were quite generous with toppings, maybe too much if I'm being picky? The crust was decent. I had the Gnocchi that was really good. Not the best gnocchi I've ever had, but I enjoyed the flavors!We finished off with a scoop of Clumpie's raspberry sorbet which came with blueberries, blackberries, and whipped cream dollop. For $3, that was totally worth it! And, we had double espressos and Sambuca which was served properly.It was a fantastic experience, and we will definitely be back.
Where to Eat in Fort Oglethorpe: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Fazoli's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 36 reviews
Welcome to Fazoli's fast, fresh, Italian restaurant in Fort Oglethorpe, GA. Our Pasta and Sauces, Breadsticks and Salads are FRESHLY prepared throughout the day. Oven-Baked Dishes and Submarinos® are never baked 'til you order them! Made with 100% Real Mo
Reviewed By Daryl M
I ordered their chicken alfredo with all the breadsticks you care to eat(dine in only) and mom had ceasar salad with the unending breadsticks and we both had drinks which come with free refills(dine in only)..first visit i tried their twice baked spagetti and didn't really care for it because it is loaded with tomatoe sauce but if you like tomatos then go for it.
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2. Portofino's Greek and Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By jack h
We got all u can eat pizza, soup, & salad incl fruit & jello, etc $895 each. Soup was only acceptable, salad real good, pizza very good. My wife had to wait 20 min for Canadian bacon/ pineapple pizza request. Service was above avg but my drink was empty once for 5-6 min. This place is clean enough but outdated.We appreciate you thank you for your honest review!
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1. Alimentari
Overall Ratings
4 based on 77 reviews
Reviewed By Justin D
My friend and I had a wonderful evening at Alimentari. The restaurant has an Italian countryside-meets-sleek minimalist aesthetic. An Instagram-worthy local spot with equally photogenic food presentation. It is decent Italian food that makes you feel at home. Portions are almost perfect. The menu has a variety of options that should appeal to most people.We sat outside, and even though there were activities and music being played in the adjacent plaza, it was all very relaxed. Our server, Braxton, never made us feel rushed nor patronized. He helped us choose a fun-to-drink Vermentino bottle that was not overpriced but of good character. Our negronis were delicious and made well.We shared the Salmon Tartare - it was overall delicious but honestly the tartare itself was a little bland. Our Caprese salad featured good, creamy burrata, and the pesto was on point, basil lacked freshness.My friend ordered the Proscuitto Pizza. They were quite generous with toppings, maybe too much if I'm being picky? The crust was decent. I had the Gnocchi that was really good. Not the best gnocchi I've ever had, but I enjoyed the flavors!We finished off with a scoop of Clumpie's raspberry sorbet which came with blueberries, blackberries, and whipped cream dollop. For $3, that was totally worth it! And, we had double espressos and Sambuca which was served properly.It was a fantastic experience, and we will definitely be back.
