Location: Morris
Top Restaurants in Morris
Best Italian food near Morris, Illinois, United States
Find out what Italian restaurants to try in Morris. The city of Morris is the county seat of Grundy County, Illinois, United States and part of southwest Chicagoland. The population was 13,636 at the 2010 census, making it the largest community in Grundy County.
Things to do in Morris
1. Maria's Ristorante & Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 87 reviews
Maria's Ristorante & Pizzeria in Morris, IL, offers many menu items that include Italian-American classic cuisine with award winning pizza and a garden fresh salad bar. Our full menu, including our mouth-watering pizza, is available for delivery throughou
Reviewed By MaireB4666
Our server lady ( pregnant) was amazing! Funny story I ran into her at the gas station the next day and she remembered MY name! She made me and EXCELLENT chocolate Martini!!! Bonus SALAD and Soup BAR!!!I had Mostaciolli Bolognese with Meat Balls!!! I'm from the Berwyn-Cicero area so I know my gravy! Nonna approved!!! My man had The Surf and Turf! Cooked to perfection! Prices were great and again the Service was perfect! Ciao!!!!
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2. Corleone's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By JamieLynn2158
My family and I got takeout from here. The cheese raviolis had zero taste and there were literally 6 raviolis in about 4 cups of sauce. Each of my family members had stomachaches that night. We won't be ordering from there again.
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3. The County Seat Pub & Pizzeria
Reviewed By AvWriter
We wanted to try out this place, which took over the site of the former Chicago Pizza Department in Morris, IL.They lightened the interior up, and removed the wall between the bar and the restaurant area, which opened up the space. They have some high windows in the west wall, and only a few of them have what appears to be car sun shields in them. The evening sun will probably be nasty if you are not behind one of those sun screens.The wall is covered with old pictures and some political ads from local candidates, and some odd articles about lawsuits. It's an odd theme that probably looked good on paper.The menu seems very familiar - the pizzas all seem to be the same as the previous restaurant. The odd thing is the names of the pizzas don't mesh with the new theme for the restaurant.We went in for some beer and pizza, and when we asked what kind of beers they had, rather than produce a beer list or list the beers, the waitress oddly said "well, what beer do you want?" We picked some pretty typical brews, and they had them. Still, we were hoping for something with a little craft beer flair to it. I guess were were hoping for too much.We ordered our pizza, which came out hot and fresh, with plenty of garlic. It was pretty average thin crust pizza.Wanting to stay on the drive-able side, one of our party switched to soft drinks. They have Coke products. The Coke she ordered was flat - they must have been out of CO2 or something. Our drinks got refilled without asking, which is a plus.Plusses: Garlic on the pizza. Probably too much. Drinks get refilled (when free).Minuses: Service wasn't great. It seemed forced - doing her job.
