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Where to eat Italian food in Wildwood: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Wildwood. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you.. Wildwood is an affluent suburb of St. Louis, located in far western St. Louis County, Missouri, United States. As of the 2010 census, the population was 35,517. In 2016, the median household income was $123,567.
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10. Pasta House Co
Overall Ratings
3 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By alex53043
Wouldn't miss eating here when we visit in St. Louis. Love the salad- always ask for extra artichoke hearts. Our favorites are the roast beef sandwich and pasta con broccoli. Monday night special is all you can eat pasta with salad and bread. A good deal even if you only have 1 plate of pasta. Very quick and friendly service.
9. Marcella's Mia Sorella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Winesnob96
Visited with two other couples based on a recommendation, and we were not disappointed. We have frequented other nearby restaurants on numerous occasions and never knew of this place. Itâs located in a strip of shops and the developer clearly underestimated the popularity of multiple eating establishments making parking a challenge. Once inside we were delighted with the atmosphere. Wide open space with great natural lighting and very conducive for table conversation (the bar area may be different). We were seated in a large booth which was perfect for a party of six. Very nice wine selections by the bottle and glass with a wide range of varietals and moderate pricing. Started with warm freshly baked bread, followed by a tasty Caesar salad (included w/ entree). My wife thoroughly enjoyed the Cannelloni Al Forno ($17) generously portioned and prepared in an exceptional tomato cream sauce. My selection was the Beef Tenderloin Modega ($19) topped with mozzarella, mushrooms and prosciutto in a garlic lemon sauce and complimented with asparagus and a wonderful sun-dried tomato polenta - Italian corn meal made with soup stock (Yes, I had to look it up). Finished off by sharing their tiramisu (huge portion so donât order two). Will be back to sample more of the menu. Great all around dining experience.
8. Massa's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By marcs73
Staff was very nice and the restaurant was full. I do recommend you make a reservation. It's very loud and the seating is tight. The staff was helpful, BUT it is absolutely not handicap accessible inside the restaurant. Average customer age seemed to be about 55+ and lively on the night we visited. Food was a bit below average and overpriced. Décor is the typical 50's faux Italian as another individual commented in a review below. There is a tv at the south end of the bar that creates the illusion of the lights malfunctioning/flickering in the dining area which was very unpleasant. There obviously is a loyal crowd. Just not one to add to our list.
7. Boardwalk Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 30 reviews
Boardwalk Pizza is proud to be family owned. Our pizzas are made with fresh, house made, hand tossed dough. We guarantee youâll enjoy the best and most affordable East Coast style pizza in West County!
Reviewed By madisona996
I ordered a calzone. The insides/toppings were good enough but the crust honestly tasted like cardboard. Even grocery store pizza crust tastes better than this. My friend got a gluten free pizza and she loved it! But we thought both of our orders were cooked too long.Hi, Madison. We apologize that your order fell short of your expectations and we'd love to have another shot at knocking your socks off! We invite you to visit again and we'll do our best to ensure you have a perfectly cooked, flavorful calzone.
6. Marcella's Mia Sorella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Winesnob96
Visited with two other couples based on a recommendation, and we were not disappointed. We have frequented other nearby restaurants on numerous occasions and never knew of this place. Itâs located in a strip of shops and the developer clearly underestimated the popularity of multiple eating establishments making parking a challenge. Once inside we were delighted with the atmosphere. Wide open space with great natural lighting and very conducive for table conversation (the bar area may be different). We were seated in a large booth which was perfect for a party of six. Very nice wine selections by the bottle and glass with a wide range of varietals and moderate pricing. Started with warm freshly baked bread, followed by a tasty Caesar salad (included w/ entree). My wife thoroughly enjoyed the Cannelloni Al Forno ($17) generously portioned and prepared in an exceptional tomato cream sauce. My selection was the Beef Tenderloin Modega ($19) topped with mozzarella, mushrooms and prosciutto in a garlic lemon sauce and complimented with asparagus and a wonderful sun-dried tomato polenta - Italian corn meal made with soup stock (Yes, I had to look it up). Finished off by sharing their tiramisu (huge portion so donât order two). Will be back to sample more of the menu. Great all around dining experience.
5. Pizzarelli's New York Style
Overall Ratings
4 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By JohnE399
I really liked the pizza here even though my wife thought it was only average. My pepperoni and sausage slice was very tasty overall even though I might have preferred the crust to be slightly thinner. You can get slices here of any variety and additional toppings are only .$.30, quite reasonable. Overall value was good as 2 can eat here with a drink (soft) for under $10. Service was a bit slow but quality does take longer I guess. I would definitely go back. Among the best pizza I've found so far in St. Louis.
4. Marcella's Mia Sorella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Winesnob96
Visited with two other couples based on a recommendation, and we were not disappointed. We have frequented other nearby restaurants on numerous occasions and never knew of this place. Itâs located in a strip of shops and the developer clearly underestimated the popularity of multiple eating establishments making parking a challenge. Once inside we were delighted with the atmosphere. Wide open space with great natural lighting and very conducive for table conversation (the bar area may be different). We were seated in a large booth which was perfect for a party of six. Very nice wine selections by the bottle and glass with a wide range of varietals and moderate pricing. Started with warm freshly baked bread, followed by a tasty Caesar salad (included w/ entree). My wife thoroughly enjoyed the Cannelloni Al Forno ($17) generously portioned and prepared in an exceptional tomato cream sauce. My selection was the Beef Tenderloin Modega ($19) topped with mozzarella, mushrooms and prosciutto in a garlic lemon sauce and complimented with asparagus and a wonderful sun-dried tomato polenta - Italian corn meal made with soup stock (Yes, I had to look it up). Finished off by sharing their tiramisu (huge portion so donât order two). Will be back to sample more of the menu. Great all around dining experience.
3. Faraci Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 154 reviews
Reviewed By tchinnici
We have been going here for years best pizza anywhere!! Have tried other menu items all are very good. Great family place my grandkids love it !!
2. Benedetto's On Main
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Reviewed By Mrs-HappyKamper
Really great wait staff, superb. Use the Yelp Wait ap to save a place in line for yourself, very busy on a Friday/Sat. Food was good to great, not excellent. Nothing wrong with it, just not 'groan-worthy'. Ambience is medium, not fancy, but not institutional.We will return and try more on the menu.
1. Marcella's Mia Sorella
Overall Ratings
4 based on 236 reviews
Reviewed By Winesnob96
Visited with two other couples based on a recommendation, and we were not disappointed. We have frequented other nearby restaurants on numerous occasions and never knew of this place. Itâs located in a strip of shops and the developer clearly underestimated the popularity of multiple eating establishments making parking a challenge. Once inside we were delighted with the atmosphere. Wide open space with great natural lighting and very conducive for table conversation (the bar area may be different). We were seated in a large booth which was perfect for a party of six. Very nice wine selections by the bottle and glass with a wide range of varietals and moderate pricing. Started with warm freshly baked bread, followed by a tasty Caesar salad (included w/ entree). My wife thoroughly enjoyed the Cannelloni Al Forno ($17) generously portioned and prepared in an exceptional tomato cream sauce. My selection was the Beef Tenderloin Modega ($19) topped with mozzarella, mushrooms and prosciutto in a garlic lemon sauce and complimented with asparagus and a wonderful sun-dried tomato polenta - Italian corn meal made with soup stock (Yes, I had to look it up). Finished off by sharing their tiramisu (huge portion so donât order two). Will be back to sample more of the menu. Great all around dining experience.
