Location: Biloxi
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Where to eat Italian food in Biloxi: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Biloxi, Mississippi, United States. Sitting along the shores of Mississippi's Gulf Coast, the city of Biloxi has been a favorite vacation destination for decades, with sandy beaches and calm waters perfect for jet skiing or deep-sea fishing. Having suffered heavy damage during Hurricane Katrina, Biloxi is bouncing back. The casinos and resorts are back in action, offering championship golf and live entertainment. The city has restored many historic sites, including Beauvoir, the home of Confederate president, Jefferson Davis.
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7. The Sicilian II
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Generational family recipes, made from scratch and to order individually every day, every table, every guest.
Reviewed By Carlang291
We were there during Crusin the Coast this October. A friend had eaten there almost every year for over 10 years during this event. I ordered the baked Ziti with a meat sauce. It came out bubbling. I split it with my hubby and they helped us get this HOT pasta onto a second plate. I found it to be pretty darn good. The people we went with also got the ziti with meat sauce but said his sauce was a bit runny. The other person got chicken parm, SHe said the chicken patty was a bit thicker then she liked and was not breaded as she prefers. They brought in their own wine, which is encouraged. There is a +$10 bottle fee which I did not see listed on the menu. I guess they thought if you knew to bring your wine you knew how much the upcharge is. Waitress was nice and friendly. The bread sticks were marvelous. A man near us got a pizza which looked great. I would try it again. Thank you for your review! Weâre glad you enjoyed most everything. Sicilian sauces are slightly thinner than Italian sauces and sometimes patrons might not realize the difference. We do use a corn meal breading for our chicken Parmesan which is also a little different but it allows the meal to be gluten free but still tasty! We pride ourselves on thick cuts and big portions so weâre sorry it was thicker than you like but we hope it filled you up! We do charge a $5 bottle fee for your own wine and it is listed clearly on the beverage page of the menu. All in all weâre glad you stopped by and enjoyed it and we look forward to seeing you next year!
6. Jazzeppi's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By Rick K
As others had stated, one other customer there when I arrived. Not a good sign. Staffing was odd, but service was okay, nothing special. Food very average at best. I asked for parmesan, was told they didn't have any. Owner eventually "found" some in the back. Very strange. Food and experience was disappointing.
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5. Sicily's Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By USM987
We typically visit for kids eat free night but the place is usually WAY too crowded. Wednesday evening was much more enjoyable with it being a slower night. Food is decent however you can tell some of the less popular pizza options have been sitting under a warmer for quite a while. Besides pizza they offer a good salad bar and other southern fixings. My wife enjoys their salads and gumbo and my kid is a fan of the macaroni and chicken. To top it off they have soft serve ice cream. They used to have an Icee machine but it seems to have disappeared. One issue is the pricing. Their prices have gone up steadily over the past few years however that has coincided with their food variety. It would be helpful if they had a salad bar only or pizza only option for the buffet but that would be hard to enforce. We will be back though.
4. Pop's Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By bleph
This is one of my favorite pizza places in all of this areaAlso I can't imagine a better deal where you can get lunch including a drink for about $8The pizza is made fresh and always tastes superb. Service fast, But most importantly the pizza tastes great
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3. Beau Rivage Buffet
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1578 reviews
Reviewed By 806lukew
It was a large buffet and had several items to choose from. My kids loved all the options. The food itself was just average, nothing was great it was just okay. This buffet is located next to the casino without and dividing wall. Therefore, it reeked of cigarette smoke. The smell of smoke was so string it was hard to enjoy the food. Not to mention you smell like an ashtray after you leave. Biloxi has so many other options for dinning, I would suggest spending your money elsewhere.
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2. Stalla
Overall Ratings
4 based on 383 reviews
Stalla creates just the right recipe for an evening of classic Italian food: a reasonably priced menu of gourmet selections paired with premium Italian wines and excellent, attentive service. Stalla's traditional menu, inspired by the northern Italian cou
Reviewed By FunGuy1707
Food and service were excellent BUT portions are miscule.....$32 for shrimp scampi that thas FOUR shrimp....the pasta cost $1....so four shrimp for $31 ....I dont care how good they are this is a major rip off.....even if they paid $3 per shrimp it is still a major rip off. Totally ridiculous prices..................AVOID and we will never go back! Spent $116 with tip....generous tip as it is NOT the servers fault and he was GREAT!
1. Sal & Mookie's - Biloxi
Overall Ratings
4 based on 475 reviews
We specialize in New York style pizza, but we also have pastas, panini sandwiches, burgers, and tons of great desserts. We bring a slice of the Big Apple to the Mississippi Gulf Coast! We love large groups! We have a private dining option which seats 60.
Reviewed By abqtraveler13
We arrived at Sal and Mookies at 11:20 on a Sunday morning. After 35 minutes, our waitress came over to tell us that the oven had been set too hot so our pizza had burned. (The people at the next table had their pizza already with no problem.) She was sorry and they would make another. Well, it is my experience that folks head to a restaurant when they are hungry, so it would have been nice to be offered a little something to hold us over until our pizza actually came. After another 20 minutes with no pizza we asked if we had been forgotten. The manager popped by to apologize and told us she would discount our ticket. I suggested that we probably should have been offered something while we waited. We were then offered breadsticks which came in time. 40 minutes passed between the original apology and the arrival of our pizza - for a grand total of 1 hour and 15 minutes. Sadly, this one should have been in the oven at least another 5 minutes. When we asked about the discount which had not been applied to our bill, we were told that the breadsticks were given in lieu of a discount. Believe me, this pizza is not worth the wait even on a good day.
