Finally managed to snag a reservation here after months of trying, and their end of the evening 8:45pm slot still had fantastic service and full menu offerings. Very cute interior with very few tables, as it is located inside a small house. We were recommended the fried squash blossoms which did not disappoint, and I genuinely feel you could not have gone wrong with any of the pastas but we especially enjoyed the tagliatelle verdi. read more

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A lovely hidden gem in Denton! They may be a bit of a far drive from the DFW area and may be a difficult reservation, but dining at this restaurant is definitely worth the effort! The server explained that their vibe is meant to be like a dinner party with delicious homecooked food! With their small homey interior and friendly service, they definitely achieved this goal! We thought the appetizers were the star of the show. I would definitely recommend the sourdough focaccia, peppadew peppers, and squash blossoms. However, they have a rotating seasonal menu, so I can't wait to come back to try more dishes! read more

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So glad we finally got to try this place, especially after the ordeal with reservation. It's located in a quaint, little house, with just a few tables. The staff service was excellent. Keep in mind their menu does get updated frequently. For food, simply amazing. Everything we tasted was phenomenal. I apologized I don't remember all the pasta names and pics were a little blurry because I was too excited to eat. Anyway, highlights included peppadew peppers, which was arguably the best dish, and pacheri. You have to try this place, 100% recommend! read more

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Pasta was absolutely outstanding. Elegant rich display and plating. Beautiful wonderful place to celebrate events. Service was on point, drinks and food. Everything went just right. read more

After trying for over a year, we were able to snag a Friday evening reservation! What an incredible dining experience!! From the moment you step into the restaurant until you leave you are provided a nice dining experience. The service staff were friendly and helpful, explaining dishes with enthusiasm and truly enjoying themselves as well. So much attention to detail every step of the way. We tried several appetizers, pasta dishes and desserts! Everything was delicious! We are looking forward to returning! Also, I encourage everyone to get the specials of the evening-- those dishes were the standouts for our table! read more

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Have been waiting to try this spot for YEARS, and I must say it was worth the wait! Their foccacia is a great way to start the meal, and although simple their spaghetti was still very flavorful. Absolutely loved the chocolate cake reminiscent dessert they have as well. Definitely recommend setting an alarm on your phone for noon the one day a month reservations drop. The intimate ambiance also elevates the dining experience. read more

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Lovely meal. Food was good, service was excellent, place is cozy and cute. Took 3 tries to finally get a Wednesday at 5pm reservation. Glad we finally got it, enjoyed our dinner very much. Ordered the focaccia, squash blossoms, crudo appetizers and ravioli and the pork shoulder special for entrees. Everything was good but I thought the squash blossoms needed more filling and less batter. The ginger beer and gelati were the standouts for me. read more

Osteria Il Muro - Pork shoulder special. Very tender and tasty. - Italian Near Me - Denton, Texas

Osteria il Muro is something special. Denton is lucky to have it. The rotating daily menu immediately sets the tone -- this is a kitchen that cares about seasonality, freshness, and intention. Nothing feels phoned in. We started with the homemade sourdough focaccia, which was beautifully textured with a crisp exterior and soft, airy interior. Simple, but executed perfectly. The roasted beets were balanced and thoughtful, highlighting natural sweetness without overwhelming the plate. Then came the nettle garganelli, and it was truly out of this world. The pasta was clearly handmade, with the kind of texture and bite you only get when someone knows what they're doing. The flavors were layered, nuanced, and memorable -- the kind of dish you think about the next day. Service was excellent -- attentive without hovering, knowledgeable, and genuinely warm. This isn't just another dinner spot. It's craftsmanship, hospitality, and creativity all working together. A powerful, sincere five-star experience. read more

The service really sets this place apart. The people are wonderful and very caring about your dinner experience. My favorite items were the squash blossom appetizer and the lemon ravioli with asparagus! They also have a wonderful wine selection offered by the glass or bottle. Highly recommend! Reservations are hard to get - set an alarm when they release and move quickly as they only have ~20 seats available read more

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It's not the easiest getting a reservation here, but if you aim for 5pm or 8:45pm, it's easier. Reservations were gone in under 2 minutes when it was released at the end of the month. You get another chance Tuesday through Sunday at noon to snag a cancellation, which is easier in my opinion. The pasta bar isn't the typical bar you'd imagine. You're seated at the place they actually make the pasta looking at a wall with pasta making tools. You do sit side-by-side, but we found it spacious and quaint. The service there is phenomenal. They're courteous, friendly, and helpful at explaining and answering any questions. The peppadew peppers were recommended to us, but we did not enjoy it. They ended up removing it from our bill, which we thought was nice. We didn't ask for it or request it, but our waitress felt guilty since she recommended it to us. The fried squash blossoms have a very light tempura style frying with a ricotta mixture inside. It was a bit too much cheese for us, but it was still good. The tagliatelle was good, but the vegetables in it were a bit strange. You don't really expect a crunch with your pasta. What I really didn't like about the dish was the black pepper. I'd randomly bite into a black pepper and it was overpowering. The lemon panna cota was tasty with the strawberries and cookies. The highlight was the Nutella cream puff pastries. It was delicious and light. Highly recommended! It was a wonderful experience, but the food was just good, not knock your socks off amazing. It's great to see how fresh everything is, just wasn't our taste. read more

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WOW WOW WOW Finally had an opportunity to experience Osteria and it didn't disappoint at all. From entering the restaurant the staff was amazing and friendly. We had a short wait when we arrived to eventually be seated 5 minutes later. Once seated our waitress was extremely knowledgeable about the entire menu and how to pair everything with drinks on the menu. Taylor was amazing I hope if we go back we get her she knew everything. Inside is a very intimate feel, making things feel like you are in a small part of Italy. From the music to the hanging spices and peppers, everything sets the stage for the amazing food. I can almost guarantee anything you order off the menu will be amazing. Everything is prepared fresh from the hand churned butter for rolls to the pasta noodles and spices they use to cook them in. Amazing amazing amazing man the food was so good it's impossible to put in words. EAT HERE it's worth it, the prices are great, and the food is amazing. read more

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This is a true five star dining experience on its own scale! On first arrival, you see the cutest garden right behind the restaurant. There's a decent amount of parking. The restaurant itself is a home converted to a restaurant. The dining room is incredibly intimate. You'll feel like you're eating in a family member's home. It probably seats about 24 people or so, small space. The food itself was spectacular. We tried the warm olives, bread with fresh churned butter, squash blossoms, chicken liver pate, gnocchi, wagyu special, chocolate budino, and lemon-poppy seed bombolini. I loved everything, but the squash blossoms were my favorite. They were stuffed and creamy. I took the "pane" bread and churned butter home and ate it for days. Elsa is the best! She helped us every step of the way and every recommendation she made was perfect. This is a good seasonal restaurant so I'm already planning a Fall return. read more

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Nice Ambiance, Fresh Ingredients--But Lacking a Wow Factor We had been looking forward to trying this restaurant for quite some time, and finally scored a reservation for a double date. We went with friends who are Italian, and between the four of us, we ordered nearly everything on the menu--except the risotto, due to an allergy. The overall vibe of the restaurant is lovely: it's small, cozy, and charming, with a beautiful little garden in the back where they grow many of their own ingredients. Everything is made from scratch daily, and you can tell they really care about freshness and quality. Major points for that. That said, the food itself was just okay. Everything was prepared well--pastas were cooked properly, sauces were balanced--but nothing really stood out. There was no "wow" dish that made us feel like we were having a truly memorable meal. It was all... fine. Not bad by any means, just not exceptional. The wine list was also underwhelming, which was disappointing for a place that clearly puts effort into their concept. Would I go back? Probably not, especially given how hard it was to get a reservation. It's a cute spot and a nice experience for a date night, but for us, it didn't live up to the hype. read more

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Excellent service, very welcoming. Usually there are one or more specials. Pastas all made in-house. Difficult to get reservations but worth it! read more

Osteria Il Muro - Sourdough focaccia - Italian Near Me - Denton, Texas

What an extraordinary dining experience!! This gem is truly one of a kind. European dining with American politeness in heart of Denton! The quality of the food coupled with the knowledge and attention of the staff was far and above the norm. Beautiful, innovative and relaxing !! Thanks so much for a one of a kind evening. read more

Incredible!!!! Truly the best staff, food, and atmosphere. Worth the drive from Dallas proper- we will continue to come here again and again. Such an intimate spot! read more

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Finally was able to try the famous Osteria Il Muro!! It was everything expected and more!! We were a little early so they suggested we have a drink while we wait! They recommended a few wines and they were all amazing! Once we were seated we ordered the focaccia bread and olives! We then ordered a salad and our entrée. We couldn't leave without trying the desserts and everything was outstanding! read more

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The staff was amazing! Our service was literally out of the park! Bread was awesome, and appetizers that we ordered? AMAZING! But our main entrees ? We weren't impressed... I think there needs to be more with the pastas. They just weren't it for me... And that's the most expensive of the meal! So a bit disappointed with that. Then we got dessert, which was also AMAZING. The rice pudding was insane! I'd be back. But honestly I'd only order the apps. read more

I now understand why this is one of the toughest tickets to get in DFW. My wife and I were fortunate enough to dine here this evening. While there are many words that could be used to describe Osteria Il Muro, the word that comes to mind for me is: thoughtful. Our Server was one of the kindest gentlemen I have ever had the experience of having a restaurant. As it was our first time dining here, he was personable and patient and took the time to go through the menu. Since my wife is pregnant there are things she has to watch out for and even went so far as to change out certain items to ensure they were pasteurized. The establishment itself has beautiful decor and as many are already aware sits within a former home. I privately laughed to myself because I remember going to a college party 20 years ago at a home a few houses down. We sat near the pasta station and it was so interesting to see the tools that were used earlier in the day to make the food we got to enjoy. The food was absolutely phenomenal, the baby lettuce was one of the best salads I have ever enjoyed and the olive oil used for the salad dressing was superb. As for the main courses, the ragu that I ordered was phenomenal. But I have to say that the vegetarian pastas we ordered stole the show. Nothing was "too heavy" and was light and enjoyable. As for desert, I have to say the vanilla bean semifreddo was one of the best I've had. Very few places take the time to give Pears the love they deserve and Muro outdid themselves with such a fantastic desert. read more

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Amazing dining experience. No notes. Bree was amazing. If you're curious about something, just get it.. and don't skip the focaccia. read more

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IYKYK No notes Atmosphere - cozy and quaint. Makes you feel like you're at home Staff - attentive, super knowledgeable about the menu Food - there's always some surprises on the menu, amazing quality. Insanely good quality. read more

Truly some of the best food I've ever had. We tried almost everything on the menu. It was all delectable. Our waiter was the best. He told us about every food and even helped us know what to order. The interior was gorgeous. I would definitely recommend if you're looking for a 5 star dining experience!! read more

What can I say? This is one of the very few times in my life that I my expectations were exceeded even after they were hyped up! The food was excellent, the service was excellent, the atmosphere was excellent. I just wish their reservation system was better. I am not going to review the food specifically since the menu changes frequently. I will say this: Every Damn Bite was super delicious! This is a must go-to-at-least-once spot in the DFW area! read more

While it took forever to get in to this local gem, it was well worth the wait. Our server was lovely. She had great recommendations and was able to break down exactly what each dish was. We SPLURGED! Since we didn't know if we would be able to come back we kind of got a little bit of everything! Starters, Fjord Trout Crudo, peppadew peppers, suppli al telefono, polenta croccahte, pesto modenese Entrees, nettle strettine, sorpresine al ragu, bucatini all'amatriciana Desert, olive oil cake, gelatin flight read more

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Fabulous! It was a dining experience! Our server was amazing and was very patient with us explaining all the deliciousness! Intimate surroundings that make it like home! Scratch made different dishes that are so yummy- from Appe's, mains to Desserts!!! Get in a reservation if you can!! read more

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Seriously the best food I've ever had. I come here every few months. The Menu changes frequently (and it's always good) Really helpful tips I wish I knew earlier: 1) Already have a Tock account before making the reservation so you can get a reservation quickly and smoothly. They open reservations exactly 12:00 pm on last Monday of every month, you have maybe a few minutes to snag one 2) the "easiest" reservations to get will be between 6:30 and 8:45 on Tuesday-Thursdays! read more

All I can say is WOW! Truly a 5-star dining experience. The staff explained all the dishes we tried and accommodated my food allergies. Every dish was mind-blowingly good, but the true stars of the show were the focaccia bread and bucatini. The dessert gelati included a pumpkin biscoff flavor that I'm so bummed I can't purchase. Worth the drive to Denton! While reservations are tough to get, I plan on try again soon. read more

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Osteria Il Muro is one of Denton's gems. Housed in a cozy little home with a garden out back that supplies herbs and veggies, it feels more like a dinner party than a restaurant. Monthly Reservations are gone in five minutes, and there are only two seatings. I recommend the 7:00 pm--at 5:30 you might feel the need to finish up when the next guests arrive. The experience and food? Memorable. The focaccia with cultured butter is addictive, the chicken liver mousse is rich and fabulous, and the oysters are fresh and bright. Entrées like pasta, short ribs, and pork chops have all been standouts. The wine list is well-priced and offers value. The menu changes often, so favorites may vanish, but that's part of the charm--it pushes you to try something new. We've been four times in a year and loved every meal. read more

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Yes, this place is difficult to get a reservation at, but no it's not impossible (just have to time the app right!) It's well worth the effort, trust me. We had a party of 4 who was able to secure a table inside the restaurant (house) and we were not disappointed. The waitress was incredibly attentive and knowledgeable about their current offerings. I've added photos of the menu, but note that it frequently changes. Like, I had a coworker who went 2 weeks prior, and only 2 of the items they ordered were on the menu we had. They were out of the wine I originally ordered, but it turned out to be fate because it turns out I probably wouldn't have liked it anyways based on the waitress's description. The focaccia is a MUST ORDER item. I almost ordered a second serving. And the butter is made in house. We also got the squash blossoms (phenomenal), the salumi plate (meats also made in house, and so good), the peppadew peppers (I would've ordered these on their own), and their version of a ceasar salad (kind of standard). Both of the guys ordered the Tagliatelle al ragu, made with wagyu and aged parmesan - it was TO DIE FOR, cooked perfectly, and seasoned just right. I ordered the Tortelli ai tre formaggi and loved it (but I'm biased towards anything with truffles). My bff ordered the Strozzapreti and said it was good, but I think she missed out on the full experience (she's also not a foodie, so take that with a grain of salt). Dessert was their Bombolini which were perfectly small fried donut-like items and an excellent way to round out our meal. Highly recommend ordering these as well, even if you're not a big "sweets" person. Overall, highly recommend if you're willing to make the trek to Denton and can secure a reservation. For us it was worth the drive/experience. Plus it's walking distance off the main square where you'll find lots of other shops/bars. read more

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This place continues to wow us. Just when we think - there's no way they can top this - hold my beer! We recently celebrated our anniversary there, and they welcomed us with a lovely card and came over to personally wish us a happy anniversary, a touching gesture. They always make us feel special for every visit. We enjoy dining there because it is a relaxed, intimate environment to sit back and enjoy the experience - much like you're having dinner at a friend's house. I cannot recommend just one dish. They're all just spectacular. read more

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One of the most quaint and original Italian restaurants I've ever been to. The atmosphere when you arrive is walking into a small house that has been transformed into a classic Italian cafe of maybe 7-8 tables inside with 3 small patio tables. The staff were polite and well informed on the menu. We asked recommendations which our server gladly gave her favorites honestly. The starter bread and butter, which everything in house is homemade or grown in their personal garden, was amazing!! Just be aware that everything is carb overload. I wish I had gotten the starter salad rather than the crocchettes, plus the chicken liver mousse, and the quail and foie gras sausage, but for a first timer, totally worth it, but left my stomach pretty full by the time a had my main entree of 3 cheese ravioli, and my partner had rabbit and prosciutto agnolotti. So no dessert but they boxed everything to go. Wonderful experience and would love to go again. read more

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Harder to get reservations than Taylor Swift? No way, but the anticipation of clicking refresh in my free time was totally worth the whole experience! I had the pleasure of being able to secure the late night patio option on a supurb cool fall day. The heaters were on which was a nice touch since the indoor option at the time was pretty cold I was happy being outside. Our server was excellent, providing amazing feedback on the different dishes offered. The focaccia was mind-blowing good, textured amazingly with a nice plush. The butter paired is soft for spreading, I would prefer the butter to be a little saltier. The Squash Blossom app was lightly fried and topped with a sweet honey glaze. This is another amazing dish as part of their fall seasonals. I got reminded of a relaxing summer morning watching cartoons with the fruit loops-esque taste mouth explosion when I bit into it. An interesting dish that is well executed. Gnocchi is my second favorite right below the focaccia. It is a non-traditional spin with the use of flour as opposed to potato from what I recall. The meat was fried with a range of plump fat pieces and some that were more protein forward, along with the chili crisps, this created a unique experience with a different kaleidoscopic flavor profile with every bite. Tagliatelle pays homage to a more traditional flavor profile that has thick long pasta and meat sauce for anyone that is looking for a classic. Bombolini is their spin on brioche donuts with hazelnuts and homemade Nutella. Not too sweet, and a well balanced end to the experience. If you are able to secure reservations and trek your way to Denton, you won't regret it. read more

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Best Fine Dining Meal I have had in DFW so far... This place? Harder to snag than a table at The French Laundry. I nailed the French Laundry reservation on my first try--this one took me seven tries. But, hey, persistence pays off! I would give you a few tips to help you snag one, but after your 7th try, you will have a few tricks of your own, and you gotta earn this reservation like I did! They only have about 26 seats inside (and a few outside if the weather and luck are on your side). Pro tip: Be prepared for the Irving-to-Denton traffic since they only hold reservations for 15 minutes. We went for our anniversary (well, a day early), and they left a sweet card signed by the entire staff waiting for us. The sourdough focaccia with honey wash and some special higher fat butter? Divine. We paced ourselves, only eating one piece each, then moved on to the apps--squash blossoms (with a lightly fried tempura style batter - score!) and fennel-heavy arancini with minty pesto. We even got a "human bag" (you know, the adult version of a doggy bag) for leftovers. Reheated arancini in the air fryer the next day? Perfection! The food was coming out pretty fast, so I told Ben to hold putting gin our pasta order, to give us a moment to breathe and make a little tummy room. We split two pastas, recommended by our fab waiter, Ben: the Corzetti and Casarecce. Both were mind-blowing and had me wanting to add guanciale and chestnuts to all my future home-made pasta "concoctions" (as my husband likes to call them.) Dessert? We went with the lemon and pine nut tart (my minor quibble would be - like "cow bell" it could have used "more pine nuts", and I would have liked it slightly less chilled). Definitely planning to try again, maybe when their garden's in full bloom--if I can ever score another reservation! It says $$$$ on Yelp - but the most expensive thing on the printed menu was $28, so I would put it more at $$-$$$. With our $50 of wine, our total was $165 before tip, and this was us ordering everything we wanted. I would say I would bring all my out of town friends here to impress them, but with thereservtion situation as it is, that is impossible. Also I asked, the largest table they can accommodate is 5 people (and only 1 table will fit that). read more

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I've been hearing about Osteria Il Muro from so many different friends & online publications over the past few years and finally got a chance to try it last night with my husband and two friends. Denton is certainly a bit of a trek for us, but all that travel was worth it for the excellent dinner experience. From the very beginning when we parked and checked in all the way through the night, service was amazing and we felt super cared for. We arrived about 20 minutes early for our 7:30 reservation and at the door we were greeted by James, who brought out a couple of wine menus and let us know that they were wrapping up the last cover and would probably be able to seat us early! We waited outside for about five minutes before being brought inside to our table. The vibe inside was super cozy; we loved the wall tiles and ceiling detail and the family photos hung around the house, and it was neat to be able to peek across the room and see the chefs hard at work. Our server Belen was so helpful explaining the menu in full detail to us throughout the evening and providing great recommendations when we asked about various dishes. Our group started with the focaccia which was incredible! All the reviews that mention how delicious it is truly didn't steer us wrong. We loved the sweet tinge of honey on the bread and the cultured butter was so smooth and flavorful. Amazing first bite, which then led into our antipasti. We went with the fried squash blossoms, the duck liver mousse, the heirloom tomato and nectarine salad, and the peppadew peppers, which was a good combination of lighter and heavier dishes. Our favorite was the duck liver mousse, spread across perfectly toasted bread and paired so well with the apricot preserves and crunchy pistachios. I also really enjoyed the salad; the fruit and dressing had such a lovely brightness! And the squash blossoms came with this sweet basil crema and orange honey, super fun flavor combination. For primis, we ordered the off-menu special of the evening, a sous vide coppa with pan-fried gnocchi, as well as the leek top fettuccine, tortelli, and the risotto of the day. All of these items were incredible and we thoroughly enjoyed sharing them family-style. The risotto of the day was Mexican-inspired, super creamy and bright with a nice little kick from the chili crunch. The leek top fettuccine was an amazing carbonara-esque dish, and the tortelli came in this incredible creamy tomato sauce that we loved. The coppa was probably the world's best version of a holiday ham, so tender and moist with a lovely sweet glaze. All the flavors of each dish worked so well together and I wish I'd had room for more! We ended with a couple of desserts: the gelati flight which came with three delicious flavors (my favorite was the cherry!) and the best cannoli we've ever had. Shells were super thin and shatteringly crisp, and the filling was lovely with the crumbled pistachios at the ends for crunch and some amarena cherry drizzle. A delightful end to our meal! On our way out we saw the little garden out back where a lot of the herbs and vegetables are sourced, which was super lovely. Denton is such a trek for us but if we're able to snag another reservation we'd love to come back and try more of the delicious creations the team at Osteria Il Muro puts together. read more

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Excellent food and service. The focaccia was amazing. Sidney was outstanding and helped my wife work through menu options that would work for her. Both of our main dishes were very good and the cannoli was the best we've ever experienced. read more

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This small intimate spot in Denton Texas is the most unique experience l've ever had. Only seats 24 people so it is a very small spot but you definitely feel special as soon as you walk in. Everything is made in house from the cultured butter, to the sourdough, to the house-made cured meats. Even the veggies are grown in the garden out back. Don't get me started on the desserts either. This is a food experience you can't get anywhere in the DFW and service is unlike any other. You really feel at home. Might be very difficult, but I highly recommend you make a reservation and experience Italy in the heart of Denton. read more

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Truly enjoyed our experience that I forgot to take photos of the food, but did grab one of the great bottle of wine we shared. It takes work to get a reservation, and will to drive to Denton from Arlington for dinner, lol, but it was worth it. Don't think this place needs another in-depth review. The food was great and the vibe was better! I hope they stay small to preserve the quality! read more

From start to finish, we enjoyed every aspect of our dinner last night. We arrived a few minutes before our 7:00 p.m. reservations and were seated right on time. Our server came over immediately with water and to take our drink orders. Throughout the evening, she was timely in coming by, was very friendly, and described every dish beautifully and in great detail. We thoroughly enjoyed everything we ordered. We shared an order of focaccia with cultured butter and the buratta and both satisfied. The freshness and quality of the ingredients as well as the care that went into crafting each item really showed through. My mafaldine was also of high quality and composed beautifully with no ingredient dominating the dish. The pasta itself was perfectly al dente and it was not overly sauced. We closed the meal out with the vanilla bean semifreddo which was a perfect ending and not too sweet or heavy. All in all, everything was balanced and satisfying. The interior is very cozy but we didn't feel cramped. The decor is rustic but highlights the same authenticity & purpose found in the dishes. It's not easy to get a reservation but it's well worth the effort. We look forward to enjoying another meal here, hopefully in the near future. read more

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Wow.. what a dream dinner. One of the best Italian dinners I've ever had. The attention to detail in each dish and the freshness is incomparable. I highly recommend starting the dinner with an order of the focaccia and burrata. The warm bread is baked fresh and changes daily. We loved the arancini as well. My favorite pastas of the night were the gnocchi with ramps and also the pasta that had the rabbit sausage. I was skeptical at first but there was no gamey or tough texture to the rabbit sausage at all. Always end the night on dessert! My favorite was the chocolate caramel flan. My friends really enjoyed the vanilla cake (similar to pound cake). Definitely a must try restaurant if you are able to book a reservation! All the staff is super nice and informative about each dish. The restaurant is this cute little house so it's super intimate. 5/5 read more

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Half of the fun is actually getting a reservation at this spot..... but holy moly it's worth it! From the moment you step into this hidden gem, it's clear that this is not just another restaurant. It's an experience, one that took us back to our honeymoon in Italy. The ambiance is warm, elegant, and intimate--perfect for a special evening. Everything is made in house including all the pastas which are to die for. I had the truffle pasta which was what dreams are made of. Do not miss the grilled cake! The staff greets you like family, offering impeccable service throughout the meal. Non vedo l'ora di tornarci! read more

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