Dallas Italian

[txag]

Went to Two Guys from Italy recently and wow. Thought it was one of the better Italian places I have been to. Have not heard much about this place. I would strongly recommend it. Cheap and very good food.

[Alex4356]

I'm a big fan of acadoro pomodoro on Mckinney ave. Great freakin carpaccio!

[twinwillow]

My two (closest to what you get in Italy) favorites are, Nonna and Taverna.
Otherwise, the two best classic red sauce restaurants are, Carraba's and Amore Cafe.

[Analisas mom]

Made a 3rd trip to Bene Bene this past week-end. We tried some diffrent things the food was just great and the service was fantastic. I had a lemoncello martini from the bar one of the best drinks I have ever had strong you just need one but so good.

[lindasmarcus]

Where is the resturaunt located?

[birddogfoodie]

Two Guys From Italy
11637 Webb Chapel Rd
Dallas, TX 75229
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Just south of Forest Ln on the west side on the street. Parking in back.

[LewisvilleHounder]

You have not heard much about it b/c most people seem to think that since it is in a faltering neighborhood then the chow meets the same guidelines. It is definitely not anything exquisite but for the price they do have some great dishes. I have been going there for over 20 years and I have found no soup better than their minestrone. Other dishes might be better elsewhere, as I doubt they hand make their pasta. Two Guys From Italy is a great place to go for an inexpensive meal. You have to admit that it beats Olive Garden and priced about the same. For a cheap meal I go for the free bread, bowl of minestrone, a tray of giardineria, and water for less than $5.00 it can't be beat. It has been brought up on several occasions but is always the underdog to others in North Dallas and the Uptown area.

[Nita01]

I want to second the recommendation for Bene Bene. My husband and I ate there last Saturday after we read the review in the Dallas Morning News. It was fabulous! We started with the sauteed calamari and the artichoke salad. Hubbie had the penne and I had the ravioli. Both were great, but the ravioli was beyond amazing in the browned butter sage sauce. We ended with the tiramisu, which I normally am not a fan of, but loved!

We ended up going back last night. We had the calamari again followed by the orecchietta and the gnocchi. I swear that gnocchi is one of the best dishes I have ever eaten! This is definitely one of our new favorites...

[pizzaQTpie]

Branching out to 'other Italian' is Arcodoro/Pomodoro on Routh st. in Dallas. It is Sardinian Italian. It's been one on of our go to places here in Dallas for the last 13 years and still remains one of the best here.

[ieatdallas]

Two Guys from Italy is great for the pocketbook. My 3 favorites are Ferrari's on Midway in Addison for the Americanized Italian done better than anyone else, Arcodoro for something different and authentic, and Nonna for simple yet traditional.

[Christopher.Chambers]

Wow, their Arcodoro Ravioli is good; seriously good. I'm talking change-your-standard-for-all-and-any-future-ravioli-that-you-put-in-your-mouth-and-turn-you-into-a-ravioli-snob good.

[bond007]

The wild boar pasta is my favorite dish ther. I dine there 4-5 times a month for the last 10 years and have never had a dissappointing experience.

[foodie06]

We really liked Bugattis although we don't get there often anymore. We also found a great place at Frankford and Preston called Positanos. I think the owner also owns an Italian place in Addison circle. The sea bass was cooked to perfection and our meal was outstanding.

[Analisas mom]

We had a great Italian experience the other night at a place at Frankfort and The tollway called Bene Bene and we are really picky as we travel to Italy a lot. It was really good.

[bond007]

The Chef/Owner ..Rhino sures moves around alot. Think this is is 6-7 place in 5 years. Hopefully he will stay put fpr awhile! His food is awesome. He had a great review in the guidelive a few weeks ago.

[margiehubbard]

I've never heard of it at all. I'll have to check it out. My current favorite, hands down, is Nonna.

[sandih]

Danieli Osteria in Oaklawn is as good as it gets. Expensive though.

[pizzaQTpie]

I enjoy their food. Ravioli is really good.

[BluffViewChound]

You should give Bugatti Ristorante a try.

[sass]

Somehow, I had never heard of Bugatti until last week but we tried it and it certainly did not disappoint. A bit pricey but the service is worth every penny. Their tiramisu could also be close to the best I've ever tasted.