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Reviews on Italian food in Bristol, Rhode Island, United States. Bristol is a town in the historic county seat of Bristol County, Rhode Island, United States. The population was 22,954 at the 2010 census. Bristol is a deepwater seaport named after Bristol, England.
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10. Federal Hill Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 86 reviews
Award Winning Brick Oven Pizza.. Pastas, Salads, Burgers, Wraps, Appetizers, 18 Craft Beers on Tap. Dine In, Take Out, Delivery and Catering are Available.
Reviewed By mgerhardt
There are lots of pizza places around locals and chains so I used the TA rating to decide where to get a quick pizza. For a little under $20 our large pizza with multiple toppings met our expectations. Hot, tasty and well prepared without a lot of oil.
9. Papa Gino's
Founded in 1961 by the Valerio family in East Boston, Papa Gino's has been serving the same thin-crust Italian-style pizza and supporting local New England communities for over half a century. With dough made fresh daily in Walpole MA from just five simpl
Reviewed By MikeMir87
Everyone in a while I'll pick up a large cheese pizza from Papa Gino's and it is always consistently good! I hear they have good sandwiches too but I always go for the Pizza, it is delicious! They can get pricey (pizza's) but usually worth it, just don't go to heavy on toppings!
8. Classic Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By BobEA96
A friend recommended Classic Pizza as the best in the area, and it is true! A nice range of specialty pizzas; a terrific white pizza, and they offer both a Greek and a Florentine pizza. The "Classic" is overflowing with meats and veggies. The usual range of toppings for creating your own, but what is unusual is that they offer four sizes: small, medium, large, and extra-large. The wonderful crust makes this pizza; it is tender and unobtrusive, providing the base on which the pizza is built. The only word for Classic pizza: YUM!
7. Wood Street Pizza & Bakery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By birkiecontessa
This has been our favorite pizza place for years. I know traditional pizza (in Italy) is thin crust, butwe were brought up on the thicker style crust which remains our favorite. No matter what the topping is, the pizzas are delish.Don't hesitate to order calzones, too. We have had several fillings and they were all good. When we have a gathering and it calls for pizza, we call Wood Street Pizza. Just joined their rewards program--what a bonus:)
6. Riccottis Sandwich Shop
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By drphibes20
Get home late, don't want to cook so need some takeout. This is the place to go. Super grinders, specialty sandwiches, a great mile long hot dog, Pizza, Burgers and fries all fit the bill. Service is always very good. The wait for sandwiches is usually 5 to 10 minutes when you call in. If you want there are even some tables there for you to eat instead of going home with the food. Maybe you can even have a quick beer. Prices are very reasonable for food and drink.
5. Bristol Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Bristol Buffet offers fresh dishes from all over the world. From Sushi, Chinese , local seafood to Prime Rib. Great beer and wine selection! Dine in or take out!
Reviewed By DarkMoonFaerie
There's something for everyone here. They've got a salad bar, a make your own wonton / noodle soup bar loaded with fresh veggies (plus 2-3 other soup choices), Italian food, Chinese food, Portuguese food, sushi, raw bar selections, American standards and "pub grub" type snacks. The place is very clean and the food is constantly being checked to ensure freshness and quantity. On the weekends, you pay $1 more and they include carved prime rib. I was pleasantly surprised at how fresh everything is, especially the seafood, which tends to suffer on buffets. Even our picky 9 yr old enjoyed his meal. The only thing I wish they'd expand is the dessert bar. There's always a few random cake type things, some pudding, jello and then small pre packed cups of ice cream with random toppings. It would be great to have desserts that match the rest of the buffet's quality and taste. They recently expanded to a full bar menu and drink prices are very reasonable. We'll definitely return and recommend Bristol Buffet
4. The Revival Craft Kitchen and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 90 reviews
The Revival's mission is to deliver a unique and rewarding dining experience to every guest, every time. By serving food that is always fresh and creative, rotating originally crafted and presented beverages, and creating an atmosphere with a friendly and
Reviewed By bjmh1250
We went to the recently opened Revival Restaurant on Main Street in East Greenwich and had an amazing meal! Everything - soup, salad, main dishes, desserts & drinks were beyond delicious, and our server, Karen, was super friendly & knowledgeable and provided an awesome dining experience! Three of the four of us are eating plant-based diets but were able to find great menu selections. This will definitely become a regular dining experience!
3. Roberto's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 162 reviews
Reviewed By Cwayne C
We called for a last minute reservation, and found the response to be most polite and accommodating.From our arrival to departure, the service was first class to say the least.The food here is wonderful, specifically the Faroe Salmon which is to die for.We can't wait to go back again for another totally relaxing experience. Should you decide not to try this fine restaurant, it will certainly be your loss.
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2. Leo's Ristorante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 325 reviews
Leo's Ristorante serves fresh homemade Italian American cuisine. With a local reputation as one of the best restaurants in the East Bay, Leo's aims to please your pallet and satisfy your customer service expectations. Reservations are accepted and encoura
Reviewed By Cam_Bob
Leoâs has always been one of my favorite restaurants and our dinner on July 4th was exceptional. While my husband and I were waiting for a table, owner/chef Paul Mancieri told us about one of the daysâ dinner specials. It was grilled swordfish over white risotto, topped with blueberries and strawberries (very Patriotic) and served with grilled asparagus. Once seated, we decided that we wanted to share the swordfish dinner and asked Adriana (our waitress) if it would be enough to share. She reassured us that it would be.We ordered our drinks and my favorite soup Pasta Fagioli and my husbandsâ favorite New England Clam Chowder.OMG!!! When our dinner arrived, not only was it enough for both of us but it looked so delicious and the aroma was fantastic. After taking a bite of everything, we both agreed that we made the right choice.Paul and his staff are always eager to please & the food is always fresh and tasty.You can never go wrong with whatever you choose.
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1. Pomodoro Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 196 reviews
Reviewed By bklynbiker
Geez, the place is admittedly tiny, and it was a terribly stormy night, so the space limitations presented problems for the staff in terms of folks, like us, waiting for a table. For an hour, or more. The worst part was the 'host' (using the term loosely..) who became increasingly diffident bordering on rude the longer we waited. First it was 'can you stand over here?' shunting us off to a tiny few feet of floor space (3 adults..). It's BYOB, so when my friend said "What would make this much easier (after maybe 40 minutes waiting..) is if we could get some glasses for our wine?" "No, we can't do that until you're seated" was the brusque reply. Can't? Or won't. We were inside, the place has no liquor license, so there's clearly no restriction about where the bottle we brought was opened. I've been to places where they bring you free glass of wine outside on the sidewalk, for heaven's sake, when the wait is that long, and they apologize as well. This dude just sort of ignored us, increasingly with the passage of time. Finally when we said 'we're going to go somewhere else' he sort of grunted a 'yeah' or some such, not an "so sorry for tonight, please try us again another time OK?" (yknow, 'hospitality' industry it's called?) Nope. Barely an acknowledgement. Though it was unsaid, they don't need to worry about us giving them another chance some night. Our friend who brought us there has gone often, and also stated she won't be returning.
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