The best restaurants serving Italian food in Alabama

First off customer service is chef's kiss! Secondly they spelled my name correctly and AND they opened the box and without me opening to let me see my food! I haven't even ate the food yet but I alre

Small little pizzeria. Which is great, reminded me of back home. NYC pizza in small town Alabama. It's almost a 2 hour drive, but I will do it more than I probably should ...lol

The drive thru gets ignored for long periods of time. Today 4 cars drove off because nobody bothered to come to the window. And this is not the first time. Such a waste of time on people's lunch break

Good service and delicious food. The dessert offerings are tasty too. Wine by the glass section seemed a bit small but what they did have was good. Will definitely return when back in town.

My wife and I visited Portabella’s Thursday night and they were busy but not packed. It is a cozy restaurant with a friendly atmosphere. I ordered the Alfredo with penne, broccoli, shrimp, and creamy

I been eating this roast beef hoagie for 35 years. It's still the best

The best “hidden secret” of Birmingham. I celebrate my birthday here every year, reservations can be hard to get sometimes, but totally worth it!

Had a great dinner here. Service was as excellent as the food.

Really good food! Had the cajun chicken ravioli, was great and will be back!

Ron wants to go again for sure, loved the the calzone lunch. Pizza was good too.

Every summer visit we always make sure to get our pizza from Crico's. Always fast and fresh. The pizza is delicious and my family loves it!

Pizza could have been better. The toppings were ok but the crust was very rubbery.

Used to be insanely good pizza, now they put too much cheese and the taste is way off. Just go back to what you were doing 15 years ago and stop opening other stores!

Thin crust beef and sausage pizza!! Love the deals buy one get one! Pizza is amazing!!

Not worth the cost. First, I noticed the health inspection rating was 89; and the menu covers were so worn/shabby, as if it had never been updated in the last decade. The garlic knots and pizza that