Top Best Italian Restaurants in Hazelwood

"The Hill's Anthonino's Taverna, located at 2225 MacKlind Ave., is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the Greek and Italian spot, which offers pizza and more, 4.5 stars out of 838 reviews."

"Deep frying the ravioli not only makes them more addicting, but also turns them into a finger food because forks and knives just get in the way."

"You could go just for the unique appetizers alone, but it wouldn’t be fair to yourself to leave without trying a gourmet pizza or entree. Curbside carryout is available, and you can pick up your order between 5 p.m."

"With Italian standards and new ideas on that theme, LoRusso’s is one of the most vegetarian-friendly restaurants in town. $$$, 101 Best Restaurants 2016, Best Restaurants 2018, Carry Out, COVID-19 Temporary Dining Guide, Curbside, Delivery, Italian, South City, The Hill. Photography by Kevin A. Roberts"

"With Italian standards and new ideas on that theme, LoRusso’s is one of the most vegetarian-friendly restaurants in town. $$$, 101 Best Restaurants 2016, Best Restaurants 2018, Carry Out, COVID-19 Temporary Dining Guide, Curbside, Delivery, Italian, South City, The Hill. Photography by Kevin A. Roberts"

"Zia’s Restaurant has been around since 1985, is family-owned and provides catering service as well as casual Italian food. It is owned by Angelo and Dennis Chiodinis, who gave the name Zia, which means "aunt" in Italian. According to the two brothers, it was their two aunts who gave them the inspiration to become cheds."

"It has a casual atmosphere and a large menu filled with pasta, beef, chicken and seafood dishes. Zia's salad and toasted ravioli are also popular choices. Zia's is open for lunch and dinner daily except Sunday."

"You can’t come to St Louis and not try St Louis-style pizza or toasted raviolis—both city staples. It would also be a mistake to not visit The Hill, an Italian neighborhood full of mom and pop Italian restaurants and corner bars. Guido’s serves some of the best STL style pizza and T-Ravs in The Hill..."

"Gelateria Del Leone is a comfortable coffeehouse/gelateria/bakery on South Grand. The bold red store front draws people in from the neighborhood and entices them to try their traditional Italian coffees and gelatos. When I went, I was really surprised as to how welcoming and warm the inside of the store was."

"Pat Upchurch does one thing – cheesecake – and she does it well. Upchurch makes both traditional and petite cheesecakes while also dabbling in cheesecake "creations" that range from cheesecake-stuffed cookies to cake pops to whoopie pies. Her creative and seasonal flavors range from Key lime to Champagne-strawberry to s'mores."

"The Christ Church Cathedral was designed in 1867 in the 14th century English Gothic tradition. The parish was founded in 1819 as the first Episcopal church west of the Mississippi River. Tiffany stained glass windows and a massive carved marble screen behind the main altar are highlights inside the church, which has been designated a National Landmark."

"Even if you don't have a green thumb, this place is worth visiting. Explore the flower studio/greenhouse and maybe pick out a plant baby for the two of you to take care of!. Even if you can't decide on a plant to buy, it's nice to browse and ask questions about how to stop killing off plants."

"Mural Mile is the best place in the city for street art, which comes in all styles and sizes. The art is constantly changing and evolving, with some world class pieces of art on show. View this post on Instagram"