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    Giacomo's Cibo e Vino

    4.1 (759 reviews)
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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    il vero fettuccine alfredo
    Karli R.

    REMINDS ME OF ITALY! So yummy and generously priced. Favorite dinner spot. ---------------------

    Carbonara
    Jordyn N.

    4.5, the carbonara wasn't my favorite I've had, but that was a personal preference because of the meat. The restaurant made up for it in the friendly atmosphere, attentive servers, great wine, and the seasonal dessert we got was fantastic (and the proceeds went to an animal shelter!)

    Hot garlic bread and provolone fusil al forno
    Suelynn N.

    I came here on a double date with a friend of ours . The restaurant is really cute. There's an outdoor indoor portion. We wanted to be indoor so we had to wait about 45 minutes. The staff is very attentive and nice and have checked on us to make sure we're OK. Tables and chairs are stable and clean. There's free parking out in front and in the back. Now for the food, I would highly recommend the hot garlic bread with the provolone Fuso al forno. The provolone fuso al forno - it's an amazing mix and chunks of vegetables and it's great to pair with the hawk garlic bread once you're out of the bread that already came with. The hawk garlic bread its very flavorful. The carbonara stated that it was aggressively, pork and pepper yet it wasn't spicy to me, so don't be afraid to have this however, I prefer the tortellini and tomato cream sauce. The tortellini was super filling and has an amazing sauce. Not pictured was their Alfredo and their tortellini di bietola. The Alfredo dish tasted like it was missing something. It didn't really have much of a flavor. The tortellini di bietola was good, but it really brings out the ricotta texture and taste. So if ricotta or goat cheese is too pungent for you , this might not be it. Overall, this was still a really good time place. I would come here again.

    Crostini 3 ways
    Brittany M.

    The service was the star of the show here! Our waiter was one of the most child friendly waiters I've ever interacted with. I wish I remembered his name but he gave wonderful suggestions regarding what food to order based off of baby friendliness and speed. He also let us sample a wine before we got it which saved us from ordering something we would not have liked. The food itself was what you should expect from a restaurant with a massive menu. It all tasted a bit Americanized, nothing was gross but it felt like going to an elevated Olive Garden. The one full miss was the crostinis. The spreads reminded me of baby food. Pretty ok family friend Italian spot. Average dishes. Great service.

    Tiramisu
    Michelle B.

    Where oh where do I begin? The hawk's garlic bread was amazing. The fresh herbs and garlic so yummy. The burrata was delicious. The Casalinga (freshmade pasta) was some of the freshest I've ever had. I am sitting here a couple hours later still daydreaming about everything. My husband and I finished everything we got. I can't wait to come back again. The service was great. The waiter had to warm up to use a bit but glad that he did by the end. While the inside isn't the most romantic, it was the perfect date night. The patio looks darling. Pro Tip- The tiramisu isn't the made daily but I highly recommend it. Call ahead if you really want it.

    Carbonara, cheese ravioli, spring vegetables and trout
    Henry B.

    Came in on a wed night for date night, fairly crowded but seated immediately Dress code: casual, more on the side of smart casual, don't see any shorts, but nice jeans seem to be the baseline with some more dressed up. Food 4.5/5: we had the trout, the carbonara, their beets and goat cheese, pan roasted vegetables and a cheese ravioli. Everything was amazing except the raviolis were a bit cold Service 4.5/5: very helpful and friendly, beets came out really quickly but then everything else came out together and took a while. Overall a good experience nonetheless. Ambiance 4/5: cute little restaurant, casual ambiance great date spot, a bit on the cold side but understandable given the number of people. Lots of patio seating, nothing that super wowed me though. Value 5/5: great food at a pretty good price. If you're into wines they do have pours at good prices so you can try multiples Overall 4.5/5: overall a great experience, great food with great service at an awesome value, would come back. Parking: some parking in the back , still fairly crowded and can be difficult

    Clam pasta
    Esther N.

    A bit of a wait when we went, but owner of the restaurant who named it after her dog made good suggestions for wine while we waited. Our server was knowledgeable, kind, and thoughtful. I ordered the pasta with clams and the chef was very generous with the clams! Would love to go back and try something else when I'm craving Italian.

    Tortelli
    Nida H.

    Food: - ratatouille--very delish! It was served piping hot with bread. We literally inhaled it! enough for 2 to share. - gamberi al diavolo--very flavorful. Served with baguette and it also hit the spot! Def recommend this. It's enough for 2 to share. - garlic bread--good but too greasy for my liking. Paired well with the main dishes. The half order is more than enough for two. - linguine giacomo-- probably my favorite. The pasta was cooked perfectly with a slight chew. The flavor of the shrimp with the sundried tomatoes and arugula was perfection. - tortelli--half order is enough for two! It was also very delicious. The pasta was cooked well, the ricotta filling was so yum, and the sauce was very flavorful. Service: -- amazing service. The server was super attentive and welcoming and had the best recommendations. We ordered the perfect amount of food for 2 with his recommendations. Ambiance: -- casual and a great date spot!

    Brussels sprouts with pancetta
    Nick S.

    5/5 overall for an elevated Italian meal with great friends, food, and wine. Giacomo's has a large footprint, but it's an intimate setting inside with limited seating space. Be prepared if you like a more expansive dining experience. We decided to do things family style and share several pasta entrees, veggie starters, bread, and a bottle of wine. Their menu is extensive and likely to please anyone's taste. Our server was very helpful with recommending his favorite dishes/what is popular including wines that satisfy your palate or pair well with your meal. You can order wine by the glass or from an extensive selection of bottles. Servings are generous. The only things verging on negative feedback were the lemon tart texture was a bit dense for most of our taste and the bolognese was sweeter than I expected. Highlights were the tortellini and ravioli pictured below, both of which were decadent. I wanted to enjoy more of each sauce and capture their flavor for my own pasta dishes.

    Carbonara
    Katarina C.

    A true New York Italian here. Giacomos is delish. The atmosphere is more family oriented with no music (food makes up for it) Favorite menu items Affettati Carbonara (I've struggled finding a good one but this takes the cake) Puccini Funghi e Gorgonzola *I wish they had a slightly more expanded wine list*

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    Brian T.

    This is truly a hidden gem for Italian food in the Upper Kirby area. We came on a Friday night with a group of 5. Luckily we had a reservation, because it was packed at 6:30pm, with people still waiting for a table by the time we left around 8:30pm. So make a reservation if you go! They seated us in a round table (yes please) and we elected to eat family style (even more yes). I love round tables for large groups because it makes sharing food way easier! For appetizers, we got the gamberi al diavolo, which is 6 shrimp marinated in a hot pepper sauce and served alongside baguette slices. We also got the gnocchi alla romana, which is their homemade gnocchi served with tomato sauce. These were both delicious! Very tomato-forward and plenty of sauce leftover for sopping with extra bread. After the fact, we also ordered hawk's garlic bread, which is their version of GB consisting of slices of ciabatta spread with garlic, herbs, and parmesan cheese. It was so good and the slices were huge! I will list the entrees here, as we all shared and got to try a little bit of everything: spaghetti alla carbonara. As the name implies, their house carbonara but they claim it is Roman-style, meaning there is no cream. Honestly it tasted similar to normal (creamy) carbonara to me, so if you're looking for something totally different, this wouldn't be the one. The guanciale (pork jowl) in this had a nice crisp to it though! tortelli di bietola. This is ravioli stuffed with ricotta and goat cheese, served in a white sauce. The ravioli was filled with plenty of cheese, though I thought the sage in the sauce was just a tad overpowering. This was a favorite among multiple people at the table. linguine giacomo. This was linguini pasta served with shrimp, sun-dried tomatoes, cherry tomatoes, arugula, and topped with an almond pesto sauce. I loved the sauce on this one! I love pesto, but the almond added a nice extra touch to it (don't order if you have nut allergies). rigatoni piccini. Rigatoni noodles tossed with fennel meatballs, cabbage, and kale in a tomato sauce. This was probably my favorite. The meatballs were huge and savory, though the fennel was not overpowering. The vegetables all blended with the pasta and sauce very well. And the rigatoni was thicc. I'm gonna have to figure out how to make this at home. cavoletti con pancetta, which is their version of brussel sprouts. These were nice and garlicky and was a nice side to all of our pastas. As their name implies, they have a wide selection of vino. We opted for the Stout Family "Granny Rae's" sauvignon blanc. This white wine was refreshing after a hot pool day and paired nicely with all of our food! Our server was attentive to fill our wine glasses as we drank. Strategic move on his part, as we finished the bottle early on in our meal and took him up on a second bottle! Vibe is super casual with some homey decorations inside. I wouldn't worry about dressing up for this, as I think they're going for the "local Italian joint" aesthetic, nothing fancy. Service was excellent, and our server took great care of us throughout the entire meal. I must be lucky because in the past month, I feel like I've hit all the best of Houston's Italian food scene. Giacomo's is definitely being added to the list of Italian go-to's. I can't wait to have more of that rigatoni again and try more of their wide range of dishes. We'll be back soon!

    Dish the waiter recommended. Delish!
    Isabella D.

    So glad we found this place. The food was delicious and our waiter was excellent. Wish I could remember his name. He recommended chicken tortellini for our toddler. 10/10!

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    Sunny B.

    3.5/5 stars Giacomo's felt like an authentic Italian experience. The ambiance felt more casual and we had an older Italian waiter with a thick accent. But food was just average. Everyone was older and racial diversity was lacking, but I'm guessing this is just due to a cuisine preference for Houstonians. We rarely eat Italian food out as Italian food for vegetarians tends to be very carb heavy. This was the case when we visited as well. There are a lot of vegetarian options, and our waiter recommended a few. We tried a few dishes: involtini di melanzane alla parmagiana (appetizer) - wish it came with 3 instead of 2 eggplant rolls, but the dish itself was delicious. This also came with one bread roll. gnocci alla romana (appetizer) - I was expecting a more typical gnocchi dish, but this was actually large sized semolina circles. Thought this dish needed more sauce. cavoletti con pancetta (vegetable side) - brussel sprouts (provided without the meat). I actually make better brussel sprouts at home (would skip this one) pappardalle ai funghi e gorgonzola (entree) - This was a tasty mushroom pasta, thought the sauce was delicious

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    Are they offering dine in and do they take reservations?

    They do offer dining in and you can reserve. They have also a covered terrace and that is first in first served. The small terrace in the back is also cute. Bon appetit!

    Are there any gluten-free options?

    Yes. They have meat and vegetable small and large plate options that are gluten free.

    What is the corkage fee?

    Fee would be $20, but unless you have a truly exceptional bottle for an exceptional occasion, Giacomo's has one of the most interesting and well priced wine lists in the city and would strongly encourage you to choose from it rather than bringing a… Read more

    This is a silly question but is the patio dog friendly?

    It is probably the most dog friendly patio in Houston. The restaurant is named for Lynette's dearly departed favorite dog.

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    Magdalena's Trattoria & Pizzeria - Our outdoor spread -- two wood-fired pizzas, a Robiola cheese board, antipasto, and Italian wine. The patio at its best.

    Magdalena's Trattoria & Pizzeria

    4.5(136 reviews)
    1.0 miWest University

    A friend and I went for a late lunch, and had the most lovely experience!…read more The food was all absolutely wonderful, the service impeccable, the staff very gracious. We sat on the patio and even though we were there for two hours our server never missed a beat! We ordered a bottle of Prosecco to start and he was always there right before our wine glasses were empty to refill them, and then again to get us started on something else when the bottle was gone. Our waters were never empty, as soon as a plate was cleared it was gone, as we finished a slice of pizza he was there to serve our next. The food was all lovely: we had the insalata Bianca and the arugula salad with lemon vinaigrette, we both agreed the arugula salad was our favorite, I'm not usually a fan of a salad with just arugula in it, but this was so good I'm going to go home and try to duplicate the dressing so I can make all the time! We then had the Rabiola and Salsiccia E Friarielli pizzas, both cooked perfectly, our server recommended the rabiola and so glad we got it! Finished off with great coffee and the chef brought us out these amazing little dark chocolate truffles and biscotti to go with it. Honestly, one of the best restaurant experiences I've ever had. I wish I lived here so I could go again soon! But I will definitely be back next time I am in Houston!

    Glad to see they have improved. Pluses…read more1. Nice outdoor patio 2. Pizza this time was crispy on the bottom (last time was soft) 3. Carbonara was hot and tasty not soggy and cool like last time 4. Trio gelato great, hazelnut our favorite because the texture was just right 5. Glass of muffatto dessert wine is delicious 6. Owner chef stopped by to say hi Areas to improve 1. Music is too loud for me and the selection is strange - rap, reggae, rave, etc - just turn off the music 2. Carbonara portion was small Great local spot and we will be back. Highly recommended and good value for good Italian.

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    Mimo - Risotto at the top and ragu penne at the bottom

    Mimo

    4.5(110 reviews)
    5.6 miEastwood

    Went here for a late dinner date and I cannot recommend it enough! The service was quick and easy…read more Our waiter was so helpful in going over the menu for us. We ordered two different pastas to try and fritters to start. The vibes were IT for both a date night or to have a chill night with a big group. I think the menu had a good variety in each course without it being overwhelming, I will be going back to try their large selection of wine and more of their dishes!

    Went here last night for an early Valentine's Day dinner. We use the InKind app and had picked up…read moresome gift cards from Costco, noticed this spot was on InKind, and decided to check it out -- really glad we did! First off, it's located in a cool little pocket on the East End inside Tlaquepaque Market. It looks a bit dark from the outside at night, but once you step in, it's warm and cozy. There's also plenty of parking, which is always a plus. My wife and I shared the pane along with their Valentine's Day prix fixe menu, which included an appetizer, salad, pasta, and dessert. The pane came out warm - perfectly crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside.The starter was a scallop with pomegranate vinaigrette that was light, bright, and a great way to open up the palate. The salad (I think it was purple kale, but I forgot to ask) was fresh and well-balanced. For the main, we had a pasta dish topped with a ribeye meatball that featured a bold sauce with tons of flavor, and the meatball had a subtle kick to it. Dessert was a cherry gelato that was simple, refreshing, and the perfect way to end the meal. They also have a solid wine selection, which paired nicely with dinner. Service was great - our server Philip was clearly busy but still made sure to check on us regularly. Overall, this is a great East End date-night spot. They also have a spacious outdoor patio that feels like it was pulled straight out of an Italian backyard. We'll definitely be back.

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    Mia Bella Trattoria - Seafood Capellini

    Mia Bella Trattoria

    4.5(806 reviews)
    1.0 miGreenway
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    We were well taken care of. Kara was our hostess and she was very tentative to all our needs. Her…read moresmile was with her the entire night. I appreciate the service she provided. I also met Nico and he was tentative as well. I plan on dining here more in the future and will gladly refer you to my family and friends. The food was very tasty and appeasing to the eye. We all took pictures of our plates. Thank you!

    Once upon a time I visited here for a lunch meeting…read more Last night we were out and about without the small human and decided to check it out. Suffice to say, we have this on our go back and keep trying the dishes list. Everything was excellent. Emilio, our server was great, the restaurant itself is open but cozy, and they dimmed the lighting as the sun went down and it was really nice. Our glasses stayed full, and the food was amazing. We got the mushroom pastry thing from the appetizers - perfection. The pastry itself was a knockout but the "sauce" was *chefs kiss*. It's something I already desperately want to recreate at home but know it won't get there, c'est la vie. Anyways, the specials sounded amazing but we settled for giving the regular menu a whirl. He had the seafood lasagna and I had the chicken piccata. Both were excellent. Their chicken piccata take is better than the standard version - highly recommend. Hubs said the lasagna was great too. All in all, we loved everything, can't wait to go back. I'd also rate Mia Bella extremely high on value - for service, food quality, and portion size they're very reasonable on cost.

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    3.9(438 reviews)
    10.2 miEnergy Corridor
    $$

    authentic, amazing Italian food. this place is not something that you see or can find these days.read more

    Idk why some folks are hootin n hollerin about the rules page on the menu- everything written there…read more isn't anything out of the ordinary and makes sense. Some of y'all are silly gooses Anyway, my friend and I came by on a Thursday night and it was pretty busy! The inside of the restaurant is decorated with so many Italian knick knacks which gives this place a cozy vibe. Instead of ordering an appetizer and an entree, my friend and I decided to order 3 things from the appetizer menu: Arancini Montanare Impepata Napoletana The arancini was delicious! The exterior/crust wasn't too thick and was fried nicely. As for the filling, it had cheese, beef, and tomato sauce- yum! I really enjoyed the montanare because it came with 3 different toppings. Not to mention, the bread was fantastic! All 3 were great but my favorite was the one with smoked provolone, anchovy, and the red chili on top (I believe that's what the red topping is). The Impepata Napoletana was another solid dish- loved the white wine sauce with garlic and pepper. Although it was a tad bit too salty for me, it paired nicely with the bread. For dessert, my friend got the pistachio gelato and I ordered the Tiramisu. Both were a great way to end dinner. Food was wonderful, our waiter was very friendly/welcoming, and the vibes were lovely. This spot is a gem!

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    Bellissimo - Tiramisu

    Bellissimo

    4.5(82 reviews)
    5.6 miIndependence Heights

    WOW! Highly, highly recommended!!!…read more When we pulled in we were concerned due to neighborhood and exterior look of the restaurant ... Still gave a chance, and so glad we did! This food is amazing! One of the best Italian food we ever ate! Sauce, spice, time of the meat cook.. all perfection. Even it is 45 mins away from where we leave, we feel like we discovered our new Italian restaurant going forward.

    1 star I don't…read moreusually leave reviews like this, but this one felt necessary. The staff was kind and welcoming, so service wasn't the issue. The problem was the food did not match the high reviews at all. My wife's lasagna came out looking like a giant block of tofu. It didn't resemble lasagna, the pasta felt rubbery, and the meat didn't even look like ground beef. She didn't feel comfortable eating it. Her Greek salad also looked off, like a mix between a Caesar salad and something random with feta on top. I ordered the Chelidra Rossa because I love red snapper. What I got was definitely not red snapper. It tasted and broke apart like old tilapia that had been sitting for days. The dish also only came with one shrimp, which was disappointing. The pasta, vegetables, and mushrooms were bland and had no flavor. The bread was not fresh. When I asked for vinegar, they brought another oil mixture that wasn't what I asked for. The calamari came with a dried-out lemon that had clearly been sitting, and I had to ask for fresh slices. The pizza also didn't taste right, and the cheese had a grainy texture that didn't melt like normal pizza cheese. For what we paid, the quality didn't come close to matching the price. We ate maybe 10 percent of our food and left. I honestly don't understand how people are saying this place has fresh pasta and fresh ingredients. Based on our experience, it clearly did not. Real, honest reviews matter, and this was ours. I really wanted to like this place, but this just wasn't it. I won't be returning.

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    Giacomo's Cibo e Vino - italian - Updated May 2026

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