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GSO - Triad - Nice Italian Restaurant?
Anyone have recommendations for a nice Italian restaurant in the Triad. Greensboro would be preferred, but anywhere in the Triad would be okay.
Re: GSO - Triad - Nice Italian Restaurant?
***Baby #3: BFP Mother
The best Italian place in Greensboro is by far, by FAR this quaint little place off High Point road--I think it's called Olive Garden.
I tease, I tease. Olive Garden=
and not really italian food to me.
In terms of the best place DH and I have tried so far in GSO is Vito's. It's off Cornwallis, in between Elm and Church Street--in a shopping center with both a Harris Teeter and a Food Lion. The service is usually very friendly and knowledgeable and the food is GREAT. Dh and I have tried Anton's and Pastabilities and like both, but think that Vitos is a tad better. It is also a tad more expensive for entrees so we'll have a "special" dinner there, but they also have decently priced sandwiches and pizzas--which are a GREAT value are taste great too. Pastabilities we like for a more casual dinner--the atmosphere is a bit nosier and the place is usually more crowded--they don't have any booths--it's all table seating in one large room if can imagine it. The price point is very reasonable--but we've always thought that their portions are proportionate to their pricing--does that make sense? Like, they might offer a pasta dish for $8, but you won't bring any of it home because the portion they give you is just big enough for dinner.
DH and I love Italian food, so if I come up with any other ideas, I'll let you know. HTHs!