Top Best Italian Restaurants in Denton

"Oliva Italian Eatery is a cozy Italian spot that is a boutique restaurant serving classic Italian fare with warm interiors and a charming patio. Oliva Italian Eatery owner Cynthia Loeb prides herself on providing a fun, family-friendly atmosphere with a menu of traditional Italian dishes like Spaghetti Alla Carbonara, Fettuccine con Salsiccia, Lobster Ravioli, Eggplant Parmesan, Salmon Piccata, Linguini and Clams, Pork Tenderloin, and Homemade Italian Meatloaf. Delicious homemade desserts include Tiramisu, Strawberry Cheesecake, Cannoli, Coconut Torte with Warm Rum Sauce, and Crème Brulée, and an extensive wine list features easy-drinking casual wines and handcrafted cocktails."

"Oliva Italian Eatery is an owner-operated boutique Italian restaurant owned and managed by Cynthia and Justin. They serve classical Italian cuisine, homemade bread, and an amazing customer experience entrée’d with a smile. Oliva emphasizes family and fun in their operation which makes their restaurant emanate an atmosphere of familiar and comfortable vibe."

"In business since 2001, Roman Cucina is a family-friendly restaurant that serves traditional Italian dishes. Appetizers, salads and soups, pastas, meat dishes, lasagnas, sandwiches, and desserts are among the many menu items at Roman Cucina. As a family-run restaurant, many of Roman Cucina's dishes are based on homecooked favorites."

"No-frills Italian fare is the name of the game at this Addison favorite, where a plate of chicken parmigiana is priced at than less than $15. Feeling like a little splurge?. Consider the langostino a fuoco, or lobster in a spicy tomato-cream sauce."

"Located at 7989 Belt Line Road, Suite 315, in North Dallas, the cocktail bar and Italian bistro is the highest-rated destination for Italian fare in Dallas, boasting 4.5 stars out of 556 reviews on Yelp."

"MoMo Italian Kitchen recently celebrated its 30th year in business. MoMo's got its start toward the end of World War II when several family members resurrected the food magazine La Cucina Italiana. For better part of two and half decades, the magazine had no competition."

"Handmade pastas and wood-fired pizzas play a lead role at this neighborhood fave, nestled on the back corner of Preston Royal Shopping Center. It's an airy, polished-looking place that manages to feel both upscale and casually comfortable at the same time. The menu, which is quite affordable-- offers something for everyone."

"North DallasCozy, seven-table space for New MediterraneanIf ever there was a restaurant specifically designed for romance, it would be Gorji. With zero televisions, no children allowed, and a dedicated server to wait on you all night long, it may be hard to go on a date anywhere else after this experience. Better still, the gratuity is already included so at the end of the meal you can focus on the person opposite you instead of a calculator."

"While this spot is about 15-20 minutes outside of Downtown Dallas, it’s well worth the drive. Secluded and intimate, Gorji offers only seven tables each night, all serviced by just one wait staff and the owner himself, Chef Mansour Gorji. This creates an unusually intimate atmosphere, perfect for a romantic evening of warm Mediterranean flavors and expertly prepared steaks."

"Lockwood Distilling Company creates its own spirits in its state-of-the-art distillery. They offer an array of wines and cocktails paired with sumptuous meals. Furthermore, they ensure that their diners have the best dining experiences."