Location: McDonough
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Most Popular Italian food in McDonough, Georgia, United States
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in McDonough. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you.. McDonough is a city in Henry County, Georgia, United States. It is part of the Atlanta metropolitan area. Its population was 22,084 at the 2010 census, up from 8,493 in 2000. The city is the county seat of Henry County.
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1. Pasta Max
Overall Ratings
4 based on 401 reviews
Reviewed By gagirldt
Met a friend for lunch. I had the pasta with sausage, mushrooms, garlic rolls and house salad. The lunch portion is large and I brought home enough for dinner. We had great service and great food. The chef uses fresh ingredients. It is a great restaurant.
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2. Olive Garden
Overall Ratings
3 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By worldtrotter26
This place lives its reputation for serving good food to everyone. The ambience is great and very private. Staffs are amazing and very knowledgeable. Prices are just right and you can select food that fits your budget. Drinks are very affordable too! If you celebrate your birthday here, they will sing a good happy birthday song!
3. Johnny's New York Style Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Johnny's New York Style Pizza is proud to bring authentic New York style pizza and a variety of housemade dinners, subs, and more to the neighborhoods we call home. We grew up enjoying and perfecting pizza, and now we're sharing our passion with everyone
Reviewed By MatthewG227
We entered Johnnys at 9:02 and we were promptly seated. After we sat our waitress came right over and was just great ! Pointed out the specials and took our drink order thank you.After our drinks came to the table we ordered mozzarella caprice salad for an appetizer. I watered the spaghetti a side order of meatballs my wife ordered a Calzone and the kids split a medium half bacon and cheese pizza.The mozzarella caprice salad came to the table and could not have looked more pathetic. Five razor thinly slice tomatoes five pieces of basil one slice of fresh mozzarella cut five different ways and placed on top of the tomato with a shake of balsamic vinegar. Now typically when I want to mozzarella caprice you expect to get five slices of mozzarella one slice for thick cut tomato with The accompanying basil and balsamic dressing. I strongly suggest skipping the mozzarella caprice.Shortly after the disappointing mozzarella our entrées arrive piping hot and cooked to order. The pizza thin crust well-prepared very nice. The wife's calzone cooked exactly the way she wanted it my spaghetti adequate meatballs a little on the small side. The marinara sauce here is flavorful they actually put green peppers in it while this is a little unusual for gravy it adds a nice flavor I enjoy it.Nothing to me is more frustrating when I go out to dinner then the following comments. The staff started to turn off lights and put chairs on the tables while there were eight of us still in the restaurant this can create at the least a feeling of we want you out of here to the worst a major falling hazard if any small children walk to the bathroom. It's for these last comments that the experience was just average the service was good to great the food very nice. The staff wanting to run out of the restaurant at exactly 930 disappointing.
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4. anthony's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By LMD540
We ordered from Anthony's twice (delivery). I am calling this 'cheap eats' only because the amount of food, for the money - is really reasonable.Our party order many different items from their menu on the two different days. Everything we ordered was great. We ordered pasta, subs (sub rolls were excellent), appetizers, and desserts. Well done!Definitely would go back to this restaurant.
5. Marco's Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By imhoatl
Great coupons online. Free garlic bread with a large pizza (receipt survey code), gives you like 6 bucks off. Great crust great toppings. Small dining area, mostly serves carry out and delivery. Ham Sub was also yummy. Havent tried their salads yet. All in all a much better choice then the Little C. Its worth the extra few dollars for good quality pizza.
