Best Italian Restaurants In DFW

In Best Italian Restaurants In Dallas/Fort Worth, some of the Metroplex's trendy Italian eateries were featured. A new list of Dallas' best Italian restaurants has been created to tempt your palate.

Lucia
408 W. 8th St.
Dallas, TX 75208
(214) 948-4998
www.luciadallas.comChef and owner David Uygur has created the legendary Lucia in Oak Cliff's Bishop Arts District. It takes months to get a reservation to this famous establishment. While everything is great, the pasta is "the thing" to get. After tasting the pasta, you would think that angels made it; it is that heavenly. If you can't wait months for a table seat, you can always take your chance at the small bar top. The same menu is available and you are more likely to get a seat.
Nonna
4115 Loma Alto Drive
Dallas, TX 752119
(214) 521-1800
www.nonnadallas.comLocated at the southern tip of Highland Park, it is easy to miss Nonna. The small restaurant's dark windows don't scream restaurant. It is in a strip center across from Whole Foods Market. Once you step inside you are in for a treat. Their brick oven clearly visible from the dining room turns out some of the best bread – hot, puffed and delicious. It is hard to focus on one thing because Nonna's menu changes constantly but, not to worry, everything is good.
Roman Cucina
7989 Belt Line Road
Dallas, TX 75248
(972) 716-9950
www.romancucina.comRoman Cucina knows what Dallasites want. They offer gluten-free pasta and vegetarian items on their regular menu. The restaurant has an old world charm to it but is very modern because of its recent renovations. It is a family-friendly restaurant with a great kid's menu - though, no chicken fingers - and a great way to introduce your little one to Italian cuisine. Roman Cucina is also perfect for date night, even just for the amazing desserts; they saved the best for last. Roman Cucina features homemade cheesecake and the tiramisu has a really good kick to it.

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Vivo 53
525 Taylor St.
Ft. Worth, TX 76102
(855) 202-1370
www.vivo53.comFort Worth might be known as Cowtown but it sure has some of the best Italian restaurants in North Texas. Vivo 53 offers Italian cuisine that makes your mouth water. Some of the best Vivo 53 dishes are the oven-roasted clams and mussels with organic herbs and the roasted organic cauliflower and roasted lemon with garlic yogurt. Also worth trying are torta fritta, which are cooked doughnuts with a chocolate dipping sauce. The fresh berries and cream are mixed seasonal berries with fresh cream, rum-infused sponge topped with a crumbled almond biscotti and a sprig of mint.
Aventino's
5800 Lovell Ave.
Ft. Worth, TX 76107
(817) 570-7940
www.aventinos.comThis family-owned restaurant has been a Fort Worth staple for 30 years. Simple, but beautifully presented would describe the dishes from Aventino's. Of particular note are two items, the spinach soup and the garlic bread plus with nine different types of pasta sauce, your pasta dish can always be something new.

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Robin D. Everson is a native Chicagoan who resides in Dallas, Texas. Her appreciation for art, food, wine, people and places has helped her become a well-respected journalist. A life-long lover of education, Robin seeks to learn and enlighten others about culture. You can find her work at Examiner.com 
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