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    Pizzamingo

    3.3 (3 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    7 years ago

    Food is a little to greasy and the prices are too high for the amount of food you get. Some of the employees are really rude.

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    Pasquale’s Italian Restaurant

    Pasquale’s Italian Restaurant

    (278 reviews)

    $$

    Just No. Quality is…read morenot good here. The garlic bread ordered was burnt and lacked any garlicky ness. No free complimentary bread received. My blue cheese dressing was weak and there was too much of it. The quality of the mozzarella was not melted enough nor was my florentine shells even hot enough. My hubby's meat ravioli had some kind of meaty paste like filling and the ravioli itself was way too al dente. We came here on a recommendation and regretted it. We went to Chick-fil-A immediately after. Save your money and time, go elsewhere.

    American Italian joint in a small town. We stopped through for dinner on a long road trip home…read more Reasons why it didn't get a higher rating-- wrong pasta used (clearly not bronze cut- some cheap white looking stuff that did not hold the sauce well), too much salt on that eggplant parmesan that made the dish hard to finish, and it was clear as minorities, we stood out like sore thumbs with folks staring at us. Pasta- we called the spaghetti that came alongside the eggplant parmesan. The pasta again was some cheap white stuff that was kind of gross. The sauce was a normal house marinara thing. It wasn't a bad sauce actually- tangy and flavorful but the pasta ruined this dish. The eggplant parmesan was not bad when it was hot and we were starving but clearly salty by the time you were in bite number 4. it was hard to finish which is why they paired it with a spaghetti but bc the spaghetti was also a disappointment this combo was difficult to eat overall. the pizza actually wasn't bad. The crust isn't thin but if you're a cheesy mozzarella person then this is your type of pizza. Service- somewhat on the slower end and the staff looked harried. Nothing egregious of course but definitely bring some entertainment. Again, being minority this wasn't my top choice to stop through as we invited lots of glances and stares, but the Japanese steak house place down the street was too full and I'm not sure if we would be pleased with that quality of food either (likely americanized).

    Mamma Mia Italiano Restaurante - Supposed to be lasagna.

    Mamma Mia Italiano Restaurante

    (170 reviews)

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    Driving along 81 South from Staten Island, New York to visit with our family in Georgia; we were…read morestopping for the night to stay at The Hampton Inn Suites in the town of Abingdon, VA. Before retiring for the night, we searched for a place to eat and found Momma Mia Italiano Restaurant. At first we were reluctant, thinking how could an Italian restaurant be any good in a small town in Virginia. After all, we are of Italian-American descent -- so we know genuine Italian food and being the cook in our home -- I know how to cook Italian. My meatballs are renowned with our family and circle of friends. Not only are we of Italian descent, we are from NYC where there are the best restaurants in the world!!!! We have lived there over 60 years and have ate at the best! We entered the restaurant to see the entry King Kong sign about being the best -- better than NYC. I knew immediately that sign was spot on -- the restaurant smelled like my home growing up as a child on Sunday mornings! The aroma of the red tomato sauce carried us into our seats! (I think I was floating.) There were so many choices on the menu, it was difficult to make our choices. I decided on a plate of spaghetti with meat sauce and the chicken salad. My husband chose the raviolis and a side salad. The dinner included Italian garlic bread! The service from our server was divine: friendly, courteous and professional. The owner/chef visited us at the table a few times to be sure everything was alright, and it was MORE THAN alright. The food was "delicioso! We are so grateful that God brought us to this awesome restaurant in Abingdon, VA!! We'll be back!

    I tried eating here on a busy weekend once and found it packed, so I was surprised when I happened…read moreby again on a Friday night and it was not busy at all. I had some skepticism that it would live up to its reputation, and frankly Southwest Virginia is not a place that someone of my urbane character normally looks for high-end pizza in, but this was another Abingdon gem. A salad was quite large; I'm not usually thrilled with iceberg lettuce and the cheese was a bit much, but the ingredients were fresh and crisp and it was reasonably good for what it was. The pizza I came for was a beautifully presented pie with a crust the texture of a cloud. The special I ordered was just basil, oregano, and fresh tomatoes, but this simple flavor combination delivered on every front: tangy, astringent, savory, salty. Ordering a tea with free refills was a sound enough decision. Service wasn't the smoothest to be honest; only one actual waitress was working and some people had a bit of a delay when they arrived. I also felt a bit rushed out and ultimately asked for a dessert to go at the register, which was probably a better way of eating it anyway. The luxuriously soft tiramisu was another good decision. As is often the case with Italian cuisine, this place does not seem like a great option for those who don't eat dairy or wheat. For those who do, it is a reminder of why some flavors never go out of style.

    Pizzamingo - italian - Updated May 2026

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