Location: Beaver Falls
Top Restaurants in Beaver Falls
Top Things to do in Beaver Falls
- 1. Fun Fore All
- 2. McCarl Industrial and Agricultural Museum of Beaver County
- 3. Air Heritage Museum
- 4. Kelly's An Irish Pub - A Caribbean Islan
- 5. Phil's Bar and Grill
- 6. Rosalind Candy Castle
- 7. Operation: Escape Room
- 8. Pittsburgh International Race Complex
- 9. Merrick Art Gallery
- 10. Greersburg Academy
Pennsylvania, United States Food Guide: 8 Italian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Beaver Falls
Best Italian restaurants nearby. Discover the best Italian food in Beaver Falls. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Italian restaurants near you.. Beaver Falls is a city in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, United States. The population was 8,987 at the 2010 census. It is located 31 miles (50 km) northwest of Pittsburgh, and on the Beaver River, six miles (9 km) north of its confluence with the Ohio River.
Things to do in Beaver Falls
8. Vesuvio Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By tdsuperstar
The pizza at Vesuvio's was excellent, the spicy sausage and pepperoni pizza was stellar. I really enjoyed their portobello mushroom, garlic and sundried tomato pizza, unique flavour with a nice pizza sauce that is not acidic, nor sweet. Really, really tasty! The atmosphere is welcoming and homey and our service was awesome for such a large grouping (20 people). The pricing everything was more than reasonable, I highly recommend if you are in the Monaca area, give Vesuvio's a visit, you won't be disappointed!
7. Rainaldi's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 112 reviews
If you are looking for homemade, authentic Italian cuisine, come to Rainaldi's. You'll get fast, friendly, and affordable service. We also have catering available. Contact us today to place your order.You'll love that we make all of our homemade sauces ri
Reviewed By tyler2pa
This use to be the best place for breakfast. I have no idea what has changed but it was awful today. 1. Egges were ordered over medium/well. Served runny and slimy. 2. Home fries. Served cold, greasy and. soggy. Loaded with too many onions.3. Ham. Nothing more than a slice of lunchmeat. 4. Pancake. Batter tasted like a waffle mix and was served cold. Sorry but $30 for breakfast should be alot better than what we got today!
6. Farm to Fork Cafe and Catering
Farm to Fork Caterers and Café is a full-service mobile catering business that also provides foods for pick-up. We specialize in custom-designed menus prepared in a healthy manner and pride ourselves on creative culinary expertise and high-quality service
Reviewed By Kevin M
Farm to Fork is not a large dine-in establishment. They do have several small tables. Their forte is in the quality of their selections. We had three items as takeout for lunch, Pepper Steak over Rice, Pulled Pork Sandwich and a Wild Salmon Sandwich. All three were excellent. For a small place, and despite lack of dine-in seating, it was amazing. I highly recommend this place if looking for something different in Chippewa.
5. Mario's Woodfired Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By Jeff K
I had the wrong impression of this place ever since moving near here two years ago. Not sure why I thought it was âjust another pizza placeâ but was I ever mistaken! Their beans and greens are perfectly balanced and cooked just right with a spicy sausage and red pepper flakes. Their pizzas are full of great flavor and the specialty dishes truly are special. Iâd go everyday (and probably could afford it due to their unbelievable prices) if I wasnât watching my waistline. Treat yourself to the best! I would have easily given it five stars if it wasnât so loud! The room needs acoustical mitigation.
4. The Boardwalk
Reviewed By Bill M
We ate lunch there and had subs. The Soprano, the chicken parm, and the another I can't recall (had italian sausage, yellow peppers and more). The sandwiches were served toasted and came hot.While they were very good, the bill for 3 subs and 2 drinks came to $28, which is a little too high. There are other sub restaurants in the area that are just as good but less expensive and I don't think I'll return here unless I find a good coupon in the local paper.
3. Yolanda's North
Overall Ratings
4 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Bill M
Usually very good. I love the stuffed banana peppers. But my wife seems to always get the one poor dish. We ate with a group of coworkers and 3 of us had the veal parmesan. Her's was very tough while the rest of the veal was pretty good.
2. Giuseppe's Tuscany Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 89 reviews
Giuseppe's Tuscany Grill features the finest pasta, seafood, chicken and veal dishes. Chef/Owner, Bruce, develops these dishes using his culinary training, natural talent and family traditions taught to him by his Italian mother and grandmothers. All of t
Reviewed By willpack2
We weren't impressed with the quality and seasoning in most of the dishes our group of friends ordered. However if you want quantity, go here. The pasts bowls were huge and portion sizes of fish also. We were passing through the town. So we wont be able to give it a second chance.
What to do and see in Beaver Falls, United States: The Best Places and Tips
1. Sal's Ristorante and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By 5DiamondTraveler
This small restaurant is probably one of the busiest in the area and has a wait almost every night for dinner. The food is what I would consider above average but nothing I would rave about or crave. The portions are generous and the price is decent. The restaurant does have a bar popular with the locals. The service is average with limited smiles and only the necessary interactions. If you are not into pasta, the menu does offer other options. The decor inside is not updated and features family photos of the owner and little articles from the local newspapers about the restaurants successes.
Beaver Falls Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Beaver Falls
