Dallas Italian Restaurant Menus
Italian can mean very different dishes depending on the region on which the chef chooses to prepare his/her meals. Traditional Italian has a greater likelihood of focusing on seafood rather than meats or pastas. Tuscany is well known for some of the world’s greatest olives and olive oils. It is also well known for its meats. Marche is know for seafood, cheese, truffles, mushrooms and much more. I could go from region to region, town to town, but we know you’re here to see the menus!
Many of our Dallas Italian Restaurant menus have brief descriptions of each dish. If not, feel free to contact the restaurant and inquire as to how the dish is prepared or perhaps the style in which the chef prepares his/her dishes.
Uptown,
Howland St. and Routh St.
Far North Dallas,
Pear Ridge Dr. and Frankford Rd.
Uptown,
Wolf St. and Maple Ave.
Preston Hollow,
Traviada St. and W Lovers Ln.
South Dallas,
Federal Way and Grand Ave.
East Dallas,
Blackburn St. and McKinney Ave.
Frisco,
Granite Pkwy. and Dallas Pkwy.
Plano,
Independence Pkwy. and W Parker Rd.
Downtown Dallas,
S Akard St. and Elm St.
North Dallas,
Inwood Rd. and W Lovers Ln.
Richardson,
N Coit Rd. and Campbell Rd.
North Dallas,
Noel Rd. and Alpha Rd.
Oak Cliff,
W 8th St. and N Bishop St.
Downtown Dallas,
Flora St. and Routh St.
Addison,
Beltway Dr. and Midway Rd.
Dallas Area,
S Ball St. and William D. Tate Ave.
Frisco,
Hwy 121 and Legacy Dr.
Plano,
Dallas Northway and W Park Blvd.
Plano,
Bishop Rd. and Legacy Dr.
North Dallas,
Preston Rd. and Royal Ln.
North Dallas,
Cole Ave. and Armstrong Ave.
East Dallas,
Goodwin Ave. and Greenville Ave.
Preston Hollow,
Luther Ln. and Westchester Dr.
Las Colinas/Irving,
Mandalay Canal and Las Colinas Blvd.
Knox/Henderson,
Knox St. and Travis St.
