Tuesday, November 24th, 2009

Which is the best authentic Italian restaurant in Denver, Colorado?

I am interested in exploring authentic Italian food. Can anyone give me some names of the best authentic Italian restaurants in Denver?

The best one was Li’l Ollie’s. But the owners were getting older, the neighborhood was changing, and they closed a few years ago, it was incredible though.

These days for very good Italian I’d suggest:
Carmine’s on Penn which serves family style.
Venice in Greenwood Village
Pasta’s in Littleton
Undici in Englewood is Northern style

Skip the chains. Maggiano’s and Carraba’s are okay, but I always prefer private restaurants. I dine out a lot and have been to all of the above several times and enjoyed them greatly.

6 Responses to “Which is the best authentic Italian restaurant in Denver, Colorado?”

Mel Says:

Olive Garden
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Jorge V Says:

I’ve located a local list of restaurants that might help. You can drill down the Colorado results by cities nearby to you. If you visit nearby restaurants you can narrow down wich one would work best for you. http://www.restaurantreviewsratings.com/Colorado-Restaurants.html
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wild_orchid_tx36 Says:

The three best in the Denver area:
They have all been there for years, family owned and very authentic:

3sons
http://www.threesons.net/

Pagliaccio’s
http://ipagliaccio.com/

Patsy’s
http://patsysinn.com/
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Melanie S Says:

Sure! I like Italian food too. Here are some options-

Romano’s
5666 S Windermere St
Littleton, CO 80120-1240
Here is their # (303) 798-4944

Randi’s Pizza & Pub Italian Restaurant
12312 W 64th Ave Arvada,
CO 80004-4016
(303) 422-6923

Garramone’s Pizza & Italian Restaurant
9168 W Jewell Ave Lakewood,
CO 80232-6482
(303) 985-8711

Hope this helps and you like the food. You can find out more in dex yellow pages.
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http://www.dexknows.com/Denver-CO.html

Q-mama Says:

The best one was Li’l Ollie’s. But the owners were getting older, the neighborhood was changing, and they closed a few years ago, it was incredible though.

These days for very good Italian I’d suggest:
Carmine’s on Penn which serves family style.
Venice in Greenwood Village
Pasta’s in Littleton
Undici in Englewood is Northern style

Skip the chains. Maggiano’s and Carraba’s are okay, but I always prefer private restaurants. I dine out a lot and have been to all of the above several times and enjoyed them greatly.
References :

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