Browse menus, reviews and photos of Italian Restaurants near Mount Brydges.
Pizza Takeaway · $$$
22542 Adelaide Road Unit 3, Mount Brydges
Customers’ favorites
“Pizza was absolutely fantastic, the dough was perfect, fresh and fluffy. The sauce was super flavorful and they loaded it with cheese. Boneless bites were also fantastic. Very flavorful and came out piping hot.”
Italian · $$
571 Metcalfe Street East, Strathroy · 6.84 miles
“Overall, we were pleasantly surprised! The mushroom pappardelle was delicious, with a rich, flavourful brandy mushroom cream sauce and a nice presentation. The Meat Lover’s pizza was also good, with plenty of bacon. The Caprese salad was decent, although the tomatoes lacked a little flavour, the pesto it came with more than made up for it. The tiramisu was nice, although it wasn’t fully defrosted, so the middle had more of an ice cream cake texture, lol! The restaurant itself is lovely, with a quaint and charming interior that adds to the experience. Overall, a really enjoyable visit!”
Pizza · $$
341 Caradoc Street South, Strathroy · 6.53 miles
Customers’ favorites
“It seems every time I'm here there's only one person working and they're busier than all get out. Out but truth be told they do a darn good job of getting it done well quick and hot. Food's always good people that work here are fantastic you won't be disappointed.”
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