Location: Centreville
Top Restaurants in Centreville
Top Things to do in Centreville
- 1. The Winery at Bull Run
- 2. Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
- 3. Manassas National Battlefield Park
- 4. NRA National Firearms Museum
- 5. Frying Pan Farm Park
- 6. Paradise Springs Winery
- 7. Cox Farms
- 8. Westfields Golf Club
- 9. Sully Historic Site
- 10. Manassas Train Station
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Virginia, United States Food Guide: 7 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Centreville
Reviews on Italian food in Centreville, Virginia, United States. Centreville is a census-designated place (CDP) in Fairfax County, Virginia, United States and a suburb of Washington, D.C. The population was 71,135 at the 2010 census. Centreville is approximately 20 miles (32 km) west of Washington, DC.
Things to do in Centreville
7. Vesuvio Italian Restaurant
Reviewed By Marcia2424
Just opened in Centreville on Stone Road, Vesuvio's is filling the spot of another Italian restaurant and felt a little empty, but the menu was quite extensive and the best thing is THE PRICE. Where else can you get homemade pasta for under 10 dollars? Perfect for large groups and families with plenty of big booths. I had tilapia puttinesca, quite tasty, although not in the 10 dollar range. I think a few changes in lighting would benefit the dining area ambiance, but the service was very good and I know we'll be back. Hope to see the place filled out with customers for that authentic Italian family feeling.
6. Ledo Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By sbT9238BI
The restaurant was clean, neat, and a friendly environment; although, the windows desperately needed cleaning. Our waiter Chris was awesome and very friendly. We had a nice conversation with him and he was a very nice and neat gentleman. The Italian cold sub sandwich with fries (old bay season) and sausage with spinach pizza both were extremely good meals. The Arnold Palmer mago drink was the best I have had so far to date. The price was reasonable, plenty of seating, plenty of parking in an excellent location. Off of 29 Hwy and about 15 minutes or less to Washington Dulles Airport. In a plaza by Post Office, Grocery store, and my eateries like subway, and chiapolet, beauty supply store, and much more. Across from restaurant is a gas station and a bank. Down the street is a Police Department, day care and another gas station and more restaurants like Eggspectations. Great place to eat and have fun. I have been to the Ledo's in Gainesville, VA as well. Both restaurants are in excellent location spots. Stop by there and see for yourself since they have a wide selection of Italian foods. Enjoy!!!
5. Little Italy Deli & Trattoria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
A family-owned and operated restaurant and caterer, we specialize in exceptional homemade recipes and Italian comfort food made with fresh ingredients.
Reviewed By JG717
Really good food, eat in and take out service (plus outdoor seating when the weather is nice). We ate in the restaurant. Plenty of seating for our soccer team. Friendly wait staff. Good portions and you could tell all items were made fresh. Italian Wedding Soup a must have!
4. Rosemary's Thyme Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By Phatsoundz
My family loves this place. Its one of those places that you LOVE, then eventually forget about and comeback to and rediscover it. The food is excellent. The DC metro area is a hard place to live when it comes to friendliness, and is hard to find a place that you feel truely welcome to come to, and come back to. The food is great, and service has always been consistent, and atmosphere is great here. I'd recommend to any local to come here to get away from the norm of the area.
3. Carrabba's Italian Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 124 reviews
Reviewed By VirginiaFlyboy77
This is one of the most difficult online orders for delivery that I have come upon......Went through it multiple times.........I have had this problem in the past........I order from all sorts of places all the time........no problem.........try Carrabbas......Problem........Trying to get delivery to my aging parents.....Never got an email confirmation and figured things were amiss.......called the restaurant to check on the order.......got put on hold to "go check it out"........no response for for a few minutes.......finally another guy shows up on the end of the phone.......I ask him the same question.......do you have an order for xxxxxxxxx.......no there is no order there.........I end up having to place the order on the phone after 30 minutes of BS.......I say I want to add a tip to the bill because my 90 year old folks won't have cash to pay........no , I can't do that.......why not? You can put a tip on delivery in the online form.....Rediculous......now the driver gets screwed out of a tip.......Very poorly run operation and I'll not order again from them.
2. Ciro's New York Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 166 reviews
Reviewed By George M
Correct taste, flavor, mouth feel and blend of materials that results in a good, wholesome chew & ability to slurp down the tomato cheese mix if you want to, try to avoid peak periods or you will wait.
Most Popular American food in Centreville, Virginia, United States
1. Ciao Osteria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 533 reviews
Ciao Osteria is an authentic Italian eatery featuring delicious entrees and Neapolitan wood-fired pizzas made completely from scratch. Our goal is to serve true traditional Italian recipes made with the freshest, most authentic ingredients available, whil
Reviewed By Webbuzzard
Friends were hyped about the food here, but we werenât that impressed. The veal Marsala was covered in a sticky brown gravy. I couldnât detect the flavor of Marsala wine that gives this dish its signature flavor. The veal was served with spaghetti covered in the same gravy. Also, I thought the veal could have been pounded to tenderize it. My wife said her manicotti was okay, but not wow-worthy. She felt it was overly salted and undercooked (not as creamy as expected). Maybe this is Osteriaâs recipe, but it wasnât to my wifeâs liking. The highlights were the side salads and rolls served with olive oil for dipping. Finally, I think Iâm spotting a healthy trend. Three restaurants where we dined recently did not have salt and pepper on the table. If itâs a trend, itâs a good one, because I know I would have sprinkled salt on a few things, probably out of habit. And we all know that Americans eat too much sodium. Our friends shared a wood-fired thin-crust pizza and loved it.
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