Italian Restaurants in United States

The Great Debate. New York. Chicago. Home of New Orleans’ only authentic Chicago style deep-dish pizza! Also serving New York style pizza, poboys, classic Italian, seafood and more!   View Read more...

A tradition to many La Jollans, this Italian bistro serves fresh authentic regional Italian cuisine. A landmark Ficus tree takes up one corner of their very popular patio, but the Read more...

Step off the bustling streets of Union Square and into a glamorous, coastal Italian getaway. Corzetti is a Ligurian restaurant and bar that evokes summers spent on the Italian Riviera Read more...

Tre specializes in a selection of small plates, inspired by traditional Neapolitan street food. Alongside the small plates, Tre offers a selection of Appetizers, Pasta, and Main Courses.   View Read more...

This intimate, small trattoria has the spirit and the charm you would find on Italy and other countries off the coast of the Mediterranean Sea.   The Chef Daniele Dotti, Read more...

Nizza (Italian for Nice, France) is a city influenced by the foods of Italian Riviera and Liguria, a region where the warm Mediterranean air, and mineral rich soil, creates the Read more...

Located in the heart of Washington Heights, Saggio offers fresh and simple Southern Italian cooking. Whether you’re an Italian grandmother, a picky toddler or just your average New Yorker hungry Read more...

Boston, MA is where Davio’s was born. And, in essence, re-born. Once on Newbury Street, in Brookline, and in Cambridge, Davio’s now resides in Park Square, and serves as an Read more...

The Stinking Rose has reopened. When in San Francisco, all you have to do is “follow your nose” and it will lead you to one of The-City-By-The-Bay’s most unique and Read more...

Originally opened in 1994 as a rustic antique store on NoHo’s cobblestoned Bond Street, il Buco is today one of the most beloved restaurants in New York City. As pioneers Read more...