Top Restaurants in Highland
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- 1. Albanese Candy Factory
- 2. Shrine of the Christ's Passion
- 3. Community Veterans Memorial
- 4. Escape Room NWI
- 5. Edge Adventures NW Indiana - Deep River
- 6. Gayety's Chocolates & Ice Cream Co.
- 7. Wicker Memorial Park
- 8. Taltree Arboretum and Gardens
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Where to eat Italian food in Highland: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Highland, Indiana, United States including Giuseppe's Pizza, Tomato Bar Pizza Bakery, Little Italy, Lucrezia Ristorante, Cafe Borgia, Gamba Ristorante, Pepino's Restaurant, Scrementi's Restaurant and Banquets, Ciao Bella Restaurant, Pizza Cellar
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10. Pizza Cellar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By cindykQ7064GP
Friendly staff, excellent deep dish pizza, all home made ingredients. Carryout or delivery only. Well worth the wait.
9. Ciao Bella Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 156 reviews
Reviewed By Magellan3
In search for a restaurant that brings a level of quality the Region desperately deserves, we made a first time visit to Ciao Bella. A slow start from service was a look into the future of what we can expect from our food. When asked about why they were using a special Valentineâs Day menu three days after the holiday, we were inadvertently tipped off that the food was prepared in advance. Management refused to offer anything from their regular menu. Had I realized it then, I would have walked out. Their special menu reflected prices averaging $7 above their normal menu pricing. The Linguini di Mare was lackluster. The seafood was small and chewy. It tasted like it came from a bulk bag you would buy from a wholesale club warehouse. The Gnocchi Della Nona was flavorless. I tried their spicy tomato sauce on the linguini and spaghetti and the best way that I can describe it is a watered down version of Chef Boyardee sauce minus the meat. Shirley Temples for the kids were flat and tasted like plastic. An unfortunate first and last visit to Ciao Bella.
8. Scrementi's Restaurant and Banquets
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By Lafemmegiselle
By mid-week I need a break, so my girl friend and I decided this was the place to settle upon. The bruschetta and olive samples pair perfectly with the complimentary bread. Tuesdays bogo wine specials lure us there, as we peruse the menu and the food specials. Consistently great food makes chosing something new difficult. Chicken vesuvio (one of several chicken preparations), linguini with white clam sauce (fresh pasta abounds), anything shrimp, gizzards (new to me and drop-dead delicious), cod over greens are all recommended. Wendy the bartender is truly special and adds much to the home away from home atmosphere. My only issue is having to eat very early if I want MY special booth in the bar.
7. Pepino's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By yogajane07
I canât say enough about Pepinoâs, they are amazing. The beef sandwiches and combos on garlic bread, sweet peppers and cheese, sweet potato fries, couldnât make us happier for dinner. The sandwich is so large (and yummy) we can only eat half and then you get an amazing lunch the next day. The pizza is really good as well, but the beef is the star in our books. You can dine in or carry out. You can even order ahead, itâs all good. Make sure you get there, you wonât regret it. FYI they are closed on Mondays.Enjoy!
6. Gamba Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By Mike46077
I greatly enjoyed a recent business dinner at Gambas, not only because of the quality of the food, but the fact that I was able to get a few things not found often in area restaurants. Best bites of the evening were the crispy octopus. I was a little worried that this would turn out to be deep fried as in a typical Indiana place, but pleasantly surprised to find they were charcoal grilled. It was perfectly prepared with a lightly charred crust served as part of a salad. So wonderful to find octopus so far from the ocean. While not as rare, the main dish of duck was excellent. It well cooked with a nice sauce on the side. Not too heavy, but still substantial. Service was extremely high quality. We felt very well taken care of. Definitely recommend this place.
5. Cafe Borgia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 208 reviews
Established in 1986, Cafe Borgia features the Italian specialties of Chef-owner Mike Jesso. A popular meeting place in Chicagoland, this northwest Indiana eatery is known for homemade menu offerings in an artistic atmosphere. With high praise for it's win
Reviewed By juliemann2016
If you leave this restaurant hungry, it's your fault. Our waitress was Jules who was fantastic! One person ordered the eggplant parmesan while I ordered the shrimp and shells. Both dishes came out hot, fresh and huge. Plenty to share!! I tried the Blueberry Martini which was delicious and sweet, after which I tried another drink that had rum in it and was beachy-I cannot remember the drink name. Our complimentary bread and butter was warm and never empty. Our table was kept clean, empty dishes and glasses were removed promptly. We sat in the bar area, but the big seating room was very whimsical with the different lights and artwork. One area they need to advertise more is their outdoor seating. I know that I look for that in a restaurant because I like to sit outside. The only issue is that this restaurant does not do separate checks which is inconvenient. The day after and I'm still full!
4. Lucrezia Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 206 reviews
In Italy, good food and friendship are never far apart. We are a high energy Italian cafe. Our service is formal, but we are very casual. We have been voted #1 Best Italian Restaurant in NW Indiana for many consecutive years. Our Crown Point location is o
Reviewed By Mary Ann W
Delicious and Devine! From a casual lunch to a formal dinner you will not be disappointed. Try the calamari salad for a light lunch.
3. Little Italy
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By Robin R
Very tasty Italian food served in either small or large plates. The small plates can easily feed two while the large can feed four! Dinners come with bread, salad and baked ziti. We had shrimp and spinach Alfredo, crispy pork shoulder, penne and sausage al la vodka and sausage and peppers. All were excellent and more than enough to feed eight adults. Would definitely go back.
2. Tomato Bar Pizza Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By LauraAgardy
Decent beer selection, wide variety of sandwiches, appetizers, and salads, and premium specialty pizzas cooked to perfection....one word- YUM. If you are a pesto and veggie lover, they have a pizza called Magic Potion that's amazing. It traditionally comes with sausage, but my mom doesn't eat meat, so she orders the pizza without the sausage every time we go. It is so dang good....great. Now I'm hungry. Hahaha, well at least I know what I am doing for dinner tonight!
1. Giuseppe's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 214 reviews
We are proud to offer authentic Neapolitan pizza here in North-West-Indiana. Our Staff has been trained by an Italian Master Pizza Chef with over 30 years of expertise. The 19th Century recipe begins with pizza dough that is made with Imported Italian flo
Reviewed By 881joel
My wife and I were in the area and stumbled upon this place. All I could say is wow! When we walked in I knew we were going to love it. The decor and the atmosphere were wonderful the service was outstanding and the food was awesome. We had Pizza and raviolis with meatballs they were both delicious. I can't wait to try it out again.
