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Italian Restaurants
If you're going to vacation in Denver or attend a convention and you like Italian food, we have some restaruants you're going to love. Luca d'Italia My first recommendation is Luca d'Italia 711 Grant Street. I have not eaten here recently but the reviews I have read in our local papers that are uniformly excellent. Luca d'Italia is owned by Frank Bonanno who also owns the highly rated Mizuna. Everything is rated superb from the fresh-made breads and pastas to the meats and cheeses that are cured in houseLuca d’Italia is colorful, lively, and tasty; the menu is designed for gluttonous abandon. It’s not your ordinary pile-of-pasta-and-sauce Italian joint; it’s the real (and tasty) deal. Entries are priced $31 to $50
Luca d'Italia
Pagliacci's Click here to order papers from the professional essay writer. Pagliacci's is about 10 minutes from downtown Denver at 1440 W. 33rd St. I like this restaurant for several reasons, not the least of which is that it has been around forever – back to the days when it was really the only decent Italian restaurant in Denver. Pagliacci's is family owned and run and feels like it. The house speciality is minestrone soup. It also serves a great parmigiana, spaghetti, ravioli, lasagna, and other Italian family favorites. Pagliacci's also has a nice assortment of wines.
Pagliacci's Panzano
Panzano is downtown at adjacnet to the Hotel Monaco. It features Northern Italian cuisine served in a fun, informal atmosphere You can grap a table or booth or just sit at the bar. Panzano specializes in dishes such as homemake ravioli, spaghettin and lasagna prepared in an open kitchen. It also has a nice wine list with both Italian and American wines.Panzano Other highly-rated Italian restaurants
Parisi
Barolo Grill
Brunoi's Italian Bistro
Cafe Jordano
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