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21 Essential Italian Restaurants in Houston

Wood-fired pizzas, saucy meatballs, and heaping pasta dishes abound at these local Italian establishments

by Megha McSwain and Brittany Britto Garley Updated
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Squid ink campanelle and rigatoni alla vodka are among the standout pastas at Marmo, newly opened in the Montrose Collective.
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by Megha McSwain and Brittany Britto Garley Updated

When in need of a little comfort, Italian food almost always offers an easy solution: a bowl of spaghetti and meatballs in a soppable, savory red sauce or a plate full of rich carbonara with a side of warm, herb-crusted foccacia is often enough to provide satisfaction. Thankfully, when it comes to Italian, Houston’s got range.

Here are 21 Italian restaurants in Houston that should be on your radar.

While North Italia, La Griglia, and Tiny Champions are still worthy restaurants, the list has been updated to add newcomers like Il Bracco, B.B. Italia, and Zanti Cucina to give you even more options.

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Trattoria Sofia

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Start your meal with an appetizer like the crispy shrimp bruschetta, roasted octopus, or the earthy and refreshing beet salad. Then, move on to scene-stealers like lamb ragù with campanelle, pesto bucatini with whipped ricotta, or the pizza verde, made with spinach and kale. Sweeten the experience with an amaro colada made with rum, amaro, coconut cream, and pineapple, or a bergamot margarita. Reservations are encouraged.

911 W 11th St, Houston, TX 77008
(713) 804-0429
(713) 804-0429
A white bowl of cacio e pepe pasta against white marble table top.
Cacio e pepe at Trattoria Sofia.
Jenn Duncan

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Coltivare

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Using ingredients from its vegetable garden, Coltivare’s Italian fare is refreshingly inspired by the seasons and the Gulf Coast, with dishes like wild Gulf snapper served with okra confit, sofrito, and fingerling potatoes, and the fettuccini and shrimp made with local corn, tomatoes, basil. For spicy kick, pizza topped with slow-cooked pork, local peppers, caramelized onions, chiles, toma cheese, white sauce, and fennel pollen, or opt for the ever-classic spaghetti, coated in black pepper, parmesan, and olive oil.

3320 White Oak Dr, Houston, TX 77007
(832) 203-7890
(832) 203-7890

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Rosalie Italian Soul

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This Italian restaurant from celeb chef Chris Cosentino is tucked inside the C. Baldwin in downtown, and is every bit as attractive as the trendy boutique hotel. Cosentino draws inspiration for the menu from the recipes of his great grandmother, named Rosalie, and the result is a modern approach to traditional plates like arancini with pesto aioli, calamari with pickled peppers, spinach and ricotta manicotti, and whole chicken parmesan.

Baldwin Hotel, 400 Dallas St C, Houston, TX 77002
(713) 351-5790
(713) 351-5790

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Potente

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Just steps away from Minute Maid Park, chef Danny Trace creates an Italian dining escape at Potente. Under elegant chandeliers, on white-clothed tables, this elegant restaurant serves up homemade pasta, top-notch steaks, and wild-caught seafood dishes using produce chosen by Trace and his team at the Houston Farmers Market. Try the spaghetti al tartufo nero — this fancy spin on cacio e pepe includes black truffles, shaved tableside, and was named one of the best pastas in the country by Food Network.

1515 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002
(713) 237-1515
(713) 237-1515

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Louie's Italian American

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Formerly known as Cafe Louie, Louie’s has transformed into an Italian eatery in the East End, known for its red sauce dishes. Try the dry aged meatballs served in tomato gravy before moving on to the ricotta ravioli with red sauce or chicken parmesan.

3401 Harrisburg Blvd Suite G, Houston, TX 77003
(346) 446-5770
(346) 446-5770

il Bracco

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This Dallas-based restaurant recently opened an outpost on Post Oak in Uptown. Come for the spirited bar scene, and stay for a modern menu of Italian eats like Sicilian crudo, burrata salad, and Italian beef served with au jus. Also, find an intriguing list of pastas, all made fresh in-house.

1705-A Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX 77056
(713) 532-9950
(713) 532-9950

Zanti Cucina Italiana - River Oaks

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The new River Oaks outpost of this popular Woodlands restaurant is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. Bedecked with chandeliers, and with a large, dedicated bar and lounge area with live music, Zanti is the kind of place you’ll want to have a long, leisurely meal in. Share a lobster pizza with your dining companions, and then keep a plate of the black truffle tagliolini all to yourself.

1958 W Gray St Suite 101, Houston, TX 77019
(281) 845-4990
(281) 845-4990

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Ostia

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This neighborhood spot has staples like cacio e pepe and carbonara down pat — they don’t even list them on the menu. Order from memory, or if craving one of chef-owner Travis McShane’s creations, browse the ever-changing menu, which includes Mediterranean fare and favorites like the crispy roasted half-lemon chicken that’s perfect for sharing. Don’t forget the fresh-baked focaccia bread, served warm, and drizzled with olive oil and herbs.

2050 Dunlavy St, Houston, TX 77006
(713) 324-9288
(713) 324-9288
a greenhouse-like dining room with windows and hanging plants on the left side, exposed metal beamed ceilings, an open kitchen on the right, slate grey walls, wooden floors, and furniture.
Ostia serves as a comfy spot to indulge in Italian.
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Giacomo's Cibo e Vino

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Seat yourself on Giacomo’s laid-back patio, and choose from dozens of affordable and flavorful dishes, like ratatouille, carbonara (sans cream), pasta e fagioli, and the pappardelle al telefono, made with garlic, oil, and tomatoes. The wine selections are even more plentiful, with a variety of white, red, and orange selections and champagne options by the glass or the bottle. Reservations are recommended for indoor dining, but leave your cash at home: Only credit cards are accepted.

3215 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
(713) 522-1934
(713) 522-1934

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Lulu's

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A River Oaks gem from the team behind Armando’s located in the same retail strip, Lulu’s offers delicious Italian staples, including a bolognese made with slow-braised beef tip, and crispy fried calamari, accompanied by a sweet balsamic glaze and banana peppers. A focaccia fanatic? Try the restaurant’s $5 bread service, which offers freshly baked focaccia slices and mini loaves served with whipped honey and olive oil.

2518 Kirby Dr, Houston, TX 77019
(713) 590-7350
(713) 590-7350
A plate of carbonara pasta topped with a country egg.
The carbonara at Lulu’s in River Oaks.
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Paulie's

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Slinging hearty portions of homemade pasta, salads, soups, sandwiches, and more since 1998, this Montrose mom-and-pop cafe is known for its comforting and affordable Italian eats. Stop in for a classic hoagie, or stay awhile with a dish like pasta amatriciana, the canestri alla funghi — a creamy mushroom pasta, or the dinner special offered Monday through Saturday. Tip if visiting in a group: Order the half portions of multiple plates of pasta to share.

1834 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
(713) 807-7271
(713) 807-7271

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Da Marco

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This gourmet Tuscan restaurant’s inventive dishes pair well with its timeless charm and curated wine list. Wild boar pappardelle, the butternut squash cappellacci, and the sea urchin spaghetti with chilies can cure any pasta craving, while the chianti braised short ribs with polenta cacio e pepe is sure to please. There’s a dress code, so be sure to dress up for the occasion.

1520 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77006
(713) 807-8857
(713) 807-8857

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Marmo

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Stop into this Italian chophouse for its tender Tuscan fried chicken, light and flavorful blue crab bruschetta, a bolognese with a hint of sweetness, and hand-cut grilled steaks with just the right amount of char. Stay for the live music held throughout the week, and be sure to end the experience with a bowl of creamy tiramisu that’s worth every bite.

888 Westheimer Rd Suite 109, Houston, TX 77006
(832) 626-3400
(832) 626-3400
A plethora of Marmo’s steak offerings.
Marmo offers an array of pastas, steaks, and more.
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Damian's Cucina Italiana

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A Houston institution for more than 35 years, Damian’s offers specialties like spaghetti with “Mama Mandola” meatballs, Grilled Chilean sea bass drizzled with white wine butter sauce, and veal marsala. Enjoy a six-course meal at the limited seating Chef’s Table for $95. Catching a show after dinner? Damian’s offers a shuttle to and from the Wortham Center, Alley Theatre, Hobby Center, and Jones Hall.

3011 Smith St, Houston, TX 77006
(713) 522-0439
(713) 522-0439

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Carrabba's - The Original On Kirby

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This family-owned Italian establishment, which bred the national chain of the same name, features flavorful salads and stuffed pasta made fresh daily; hearty meats grilled over oak and pecan wood; and combinations like the grilled chicken “Bryan Texas,” which is topped with goat cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and basil butter, then served with a side of fettuccine Alfredo. Leave room for a slice of dessert Rosa — a butter cake topped with pastry cream, bananas, strawberries, pineapple, and whipped cream.

3115 Kirby Dr, Houston, TX 77098
(713) 522-3131
(713) 522-3131
the grilled chicken “Bryan Texas,” topped with goat cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and basil butter with a side of fettuccine Alfredo.
Carrabba’s original location on Kirby dishes out a variety of Italian fan favorites, including the grilled chicken “Bryan Texas,” which is topped with goat cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and basil butter.
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Tony's

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With influences from both Naples and Milan, this high-end Italian restaurant delivers on occasion dining, with dishes like the squash-filled pansoti; or its classic savory pappardelle bolognese with parmesan. You also can’t miss with the pan-seared Dover sole and classic meuniere sauce, or the filet mignon Tony’s way — with porcini mushroom, Fonda Bruno sauce, and roasted bone marrow.

3755 Richmond Ave, Houston, TX 77046
(713) 622-6778
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Cafe Leonelli

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Located inside the Kinder Building at the MFAH, Cafe Leonelli is a casual counter-service restaurant dishing out Italian snacks, mains, and desserts. Peruse the glass cases stocked with fresh baked pastries and hot foods like loaded focaccia, then opt for dessert at the Frohzen counter, which boasts gelato, ice pops, and cookie sandwiches.

5500 Main St, Houston, TX 77004
(713) 714-3014
(713) 714-3014

Enoteca Rossa

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Start small at this Bellaire mainstay with plates like the lemon risotto served with tender Gulf shrimp, asparagus, and roasted pinenuts, or the crispy arancini before building up to the main event, like its linguine with clams or the wood-fired funghi pizza. If you’re looking for a quick bite, grab the $15 pizza rapido lunch special, which comes with half a cheese or pepperoni pizza and a side salad.

4566 Bissonnet St, Bellaire, TX 77401
(346) 204-4403
(346) 204-4403

Coppa Osteria

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At this lively Rice Village restaurant, it’s all about the dough and more: Expect 11 variations of pasta, including a robust squid ink-infused spaghetti with lobster and shrimp, Neopolitan-styled pizzas, and rotating specials that bring a new spin on Italian cuisine each week. Be sure to peek inside the appropriately titled Dough Room, where pasta and pizza dough are made daily in full view.

5210 Morningside Dr, Houston, TX 77005
(713) 522-3535
(713) 522-3535

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Roma

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This Rice Village hideaway is the quintessential date night destination. Dine on the patio, illuminated with string lighting, or opt for something more intimate inside. Either way, you’ll find top notch service, interesting wines, and Italian standouts like lasagna, carbonara, bolognese, and chocolate cannolis.

2347 University Blvd, Houston, TX 77005
(713) 664-7581
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B.B. Italia

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Located in Sugar Land’s Town Center, this Berg Hospitality restaurant offers a large menu of classic Italian offerings in an upbeat, family-friendly environment. Start with the focaccia service, which is presented with a variety of oils and spreads, and then choose from classic entrees like rigatoni with vodka sauce, spaghetti pomodoro, and a whopping 20-layer lasagna.

16250 City Walk, Sugar Land, TX 77479
(713) 424-7876
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Trattoria Sofia

911 W 11th St, Houston, TX 77008

Start your meal with an appetizer like the crispy shrimp bruschetta, roasted octopus, or the earthy and refreshing beet salad. Then, move on to scene-stealers like lamb ragù with campanelle, pesto bucatini with whipped ricotta, or the pizza verde, made with spinach and kale. Sweeten the experience with an amaro colada made with rum, amaro, coconut cream, and pineapple, or a bergamot margarita. Reservations are encouraged.

911 W 11th St, Houston, TX 77008
(713) 804-0429
(713) 804-0429
A white bowl of cacio e pepe pasta against white marble table top.
Cacio e pepe at Trattoria Sofia.
Jenn Duncan

Coltivare

3320 White Oak Dr, Houston, TX 77007

Using ingredients from its vegetable garden, Coltivare’s Italian fare is refreshingly inspired by the seasons and the Gulf Coast, with dishes like wild Gulf snapper served with okra confit, sofrito, and fingerling potatoes, and the fettuccini and shrimp made with local corn, tomatoes, basil. For spicy kick, pizza topped with slow-cooked pork, local peppers, caramelized onions, chiles, toma cheese, white sauce, and fennel pollen, or opt for the ever-classic spaghetti, coated in black pepper, parmesan, and olive oil.

3320 White Oak Dr, Houston, TX 77007
(832) 203-7890
(832) 203-7890

Rosalie Italian Soul

Baldwin Hotel, 400 Dallas St C, Houston, TX 77002

This Italian restaurant from celeb chef Chris Cosentino is tucked inside the C. Baldwin in downtown, and is every bit as attractive as the trendy boutique hotel. Cosentino draws inspiration for the menu from the recipes of his great grandmother, named Rosalie, and the result is a modern approach to traditional plates like arancini with pesto aioli, calamari with pickled peppers, spinach and ricotta manicotti, and whole chicken parmesan.

Baldwin Hotel, 400 Dallas St C, Houston, TX 77002
(713) 351-5790
(713) 351-5790

Potente

1515 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002

Just steps away from Minute Maid Park, chef Danny Trace creates an Italian dining escape at Potente. Under elegant chandeliers, on white-clothed tables, this elegant restaurant serves up homemade pasta, top-notch steaks, and wild-caught seafood dishes using produce chosen by Trace and his team at the Houston Farmers Market. Try the spaghetti al tartufo nero — this fancy spin on cacio e pepe includes black truffles, shaved tableside, and was named one of the best pastas in the country by Food Network.

1515 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002
(713) 237-1515
(713) 237-1515

Louie's Italian American

3401 Harrisburg Blvd Suite G, Houston, TX 77003

Formerly known as Cafe Louie, Louie’s has transformed into an Italian eatery in the East End, known for its red sauce dishes. Try the dry aged meatballs served in tomato gravy before moving on to the ricotta ravioli with red sauce or chicken parmesan.

3401 Harrisburg Blvd Suite G, Houston, TX 77003
(346) 446-5770
(346) 446-5770

il Bracco

1705-A Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX 77056

This Dallas-based restaurant recently opened an outpost on Post Oak in Uptown. Come for the spirited bar scene, and stay for a modern menu of Italian eats like Sicilian crudo, burrata salad, and Italian beef served with au jus. Also, find an intriguing list of pastas, all made fresh in-house.

1705-A Post Oak Blvd, Houston, TX 77056
(713) 532-9950
(713) 532-9950

Zanti Cucina Italiana - River Oaks

1958 W Gray St Suite 101, Houston, TX 77019

The new River Oaks outpost of this popular Woodlands restaurant is a welcome addition to the neighborhood. Bedecked with chandeliers, and with a large, dedicated bar and lounge area with live music, Zanti is the kind of place you’ll want to have a long, leisurely meal in. Share a lobster pizza with your dining companions, and then keep a plate of the black truffle tagliolini all to yourself.

1958 W Gray St Suite 101, Houston, TX 77019
(281) 845-4990
(281) 845-4990

Ostia

2050 Dunlavy St, Houston, TX 77006

This neighborhood spot has staples like cacio e pepe and carbonara down pat — they don’t even list them on the menu. Order from memory, or if craving one of chef-owner Travis McShane’s creations, browse the ever-changing menu, which includes Mediterranean fare and favorites like the crispy roasted half-lemon chicken that’s perfect for sharing. Don’t forget the fresh-baked focaccia bread, served warm, and drizzled with olive oil and herbs.

2050 Dunlavy St, Houston, TX 77006
(713) 324-9288
(713) 324-9288
a greenhouse-like dining room with windows and hanging plants on the left side, exposed metal beamed ceilings, an open kitchen on the right, slate grey walls, wooden floors, and furniture.
Ostia serves as a comfy spot to indulge in Italian.
Jenn Duncan

Giacomo's Cibo e Vino

3215 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098

Seat yourself on Giacomo’s laid-back patio, and choose from dozens of affordable and flavorful dishes, like ratatouille, carbonara (sans cream), pasta e fagioli, and the pappardelle al telefono, made with garlic, oil, and tomatoes. The wine selections are even more plentiful, with a variety of white, red, and orange selections and champagne options by the glass or the bottle. Reservations are recommended for indoor dining, but leave your cash at home: Only credit cards are accepted.

3215 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
(713) 522-1934
(713) 522-1934

Lulu's

2518 Kirby Dr, Houston, TX 77019

A River Oaks gem from the team behind Armando’s located in the same retail strip, Lulu’s offers delicious Italian staples, including a bolognese made with slow-braised beef tip, and crispy fried calamari, accompanied by a sweet balsamic glaze and banana peppers. A focaccia fanatic? Try the restaurant’s $5 bread service, which offers freshly baked focaccia slices and mini loaves served with whipped honey and olive oil.

2518 Kirby Dr, Houston, TX 77019
(713) 590-7350
(713) 590-7350
A plate of carbonara pasta topped with a country egg.
The carbonara at Lulu’s in River Oaks.
Kirsten Gilliam

Paulie's

1834 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098

Slinging hearty portions of homemade pasta, salads, soups, sandwiches, and more since 1998, this Montrose mom-and-pop cafe is known for its comforting and affordable Italian eats. Stop in for a classic hoagie, or stay awhile with a dish like pasta amatriciana, the canestri alla funghi — a creamy mushroom pasta, or the dinner special offered Monday through Saturday. Tip if visiting in a group: Order the half portions of multiple plates of pasta to share.

1834 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
(713) 807-7271
(713) 807-7271

Da Marco

1520 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77006

This gourmet Tuscan restaurant’s inventive dishes pair well with its timeless charm and curated wine list. Wild boar pappardelle, the butternut squash cappellacci, and the sea urchin spaghetti with chilies can cure any pasta craving, while the chianti braised short ribs with polenta cacio e pepe is sure to please. There’s a dress code, so be sure to dress up for the occasion.

1520 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77006
(713) 807-8857
(713) 807-8857

Marmo

888 Westheimer Rd Suite 109, Houston, TX 77006

Stop into this Italian chophouse for its tender Tuscan fried chicken, light and flavorful blue crab bruschetta, a bolognese with a hint of sweetness, and hand-cut grilled steaks with just the right amount of char. Stay for the live music held throughout the week, and be sure to end the experience with a bowl of creamy tiramisu that’s worth every bite.

888 Westheimer Rd Suite 109, Houston, TX 77006
(832) 626-3400
(832) 626-3400
A plethora of Marmo’s steak offerings.
Marmo offers an array of pastas, steaks, and more.
Kirsten Gilliam

Damian's Cucina Italiana

3011 Smith St, Houston, TX 77006

A Houston institution for more than 35 years, Damian’s offers specialties like spaghetti with “Mama Mandola” meatballs, Grilled Chilean sea bass drizzled with white wine butter sauce, and veal marsala. Enjoy a six-course meal at the limited seating Chef’s Table for $95. Catching a show after dinner? Damian’s offers a shuttle to and from the Wortham Center, Alley Theatre, Hobby Center, and Jones Hall.

3011 Smith St, Houston, TX 77006
(713) 522-0439
(713) 522-0439

Carrabba's - The Original On Kirby

3115 Kirby Dr, Houston, TX 77098

This family-owned Italian establishment, which bred the national chain of the same name, features flavorful salads and stuffed pasta made fresh daily; hearty meats grilled over oak and pecan wood; and combinations like the grilled chicken “Bryan Texas,” which is topped with goat cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and basil butter, then served with a side of fettuccine Alfredo. Leave room for a slice of dessert Rosa — a butter cake topped with pastry cream, bananas, strawberries, pineapple, and whipped cream.

3115 Kirby Dr, Houston, TX 77098
(713) 522-3131
(713) 522-3131
the grilled chicken “Bryan Texas,” topped with goat cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and basil butter with a side of fettuccine Alfredo.
Carrabba’s original location on Kirby dishes out a variety of Italian fan favorites, including the grilled chicken “Bryan Texas,” which is topped with goat cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and basil butter.
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Tony's

3755 Richmond Ave, Houston, TX 77046

With influences from both Naples and Milan, this high-end Italian restaurant delivers on occasion dining, with dishes like the squash-filled pansoti; or its classic savory pappardelle bolognese with parmesan. You also can’t miss with the pan-seared Dover sole and classic meuniere sauce, or the filet mignon Tony’s way — with porcini mushroom, Fonda Bruno sauce, and roasted bone marrow.

3755 Richmond Ave, Houston, TX 77046
(713) 622-6778
(713) 622-6778

Cafe Leonelli

5500 Main St, Houston, TX 77004

Located inside the Kinder Building at the MFAH, Cafe Leonelli is a casual counter-service restaurant dishing out Italian snacks, mains, and desserts. Peruse the glass cases stocked with fresh baked pastries and hot foods like loaded focaccia, then opt for dessert at the Frohzen counter, which boasts gelato, ice pops, and cookie sandwiches.

5500 Main St, Houston, TX 77004
(713) 714-3014
(713) 714-3014

Enoteca Rossa

4566 Bissonnet St, Bellaire, TX 77401

Start small at this Bellaire mainstay with plates like the lemon risotto served with tender Gulf shrimp, asparagus, and roasted pinenuts, or the crispy arancini before building up to the main event, like its linguine with clams or the wood-fired funghi pizza. If you’re looking for a quick bite, grab the $15 pizza rapido lunch special, which comes with half a cheese or pepperoni pizza and a side salad.

4566 Bissonnet St, Bellaire, TX 77401
(346) 204-4403
(346) 204-4403

Coppa Osteria

5210 Morningside Dr, Houston, TX 77005

At this lively Rice Village restaurant, it’s all about the dough and more: Expect 11 variations of pasta, including a robust squid ink-infused spaghetti with lobster and shrimp, Neopolitan-styled pizzas, and rotating specials that bring a new spin on Italian cuisine each week. Be sure to peek inside the appropriately titled Dough Room, where pasta and pizza dough are made daily in full view.

5210 Morningside Dr, Houston, TX 77005
(713) 522-3535
(713) 522-3535

Roma

2347 University Blvd, Houston, TX 77005

This Rice Village hideaway is the quintessential date night destination. Dine on the patio, illuminated with string lighting, or opt for something more intimate inside. Either way, you’ll find top notch service, interesting wines, and Italian standouts like lasagna, carbonara, bolognese, and chocolate cannolis.

2347 University Blvd, Houston, TX 77005
(713) 664-7581
(713) 664-7581

B.B. Italia

16250 City Walk, Sugar Land, TX 77479

Located in Sugar Land’s Town Center, this Berg Hospitality restaurant offers a large menu of classic Italian offerings in an upbeat, family-friendly environment. Start with the focaccia service, which is presented with a variety of oils and spreads, and then choose from classic entrees like rigatoni with vodka sauce, spaghetti pomodoro, and a whopping 20-layer lasagna.

16250 City Walk, Sugar Land, TX 77479
(713) 424-7876
(713) 424-7876

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