7 Best Italian Restaurants in New Castle

“food is homemade and delicious“

“We always have a great meal & dessert at Soni’s! Love their red sauce - my favorite dinner is the Italian Platter! We had Brian as our server tonight- he is fantastic- he always has a great demeanor!!!“

“I went here for dinner and was immediately greeted by the owner himself. He welcomed us with open arms and recommended his favorite dishes. It has a warm atmosphere and the food is great. I enjoy going here for a meal on any occasion.“

“Mark was a great server… food was amazing! Great dinner with mom on a Friday!!“

“I came here for my Granddaughtes birthday. My husband was a chef for a hotel in Pittsburgh so I eat good food. Well I loved the food here. The servers were great too. I recommend this place to everyone. Thank you I will be back.“

“Mr. Pizza will not convice you to end it all because you've had the best pizza ever. It's real pizza, in the middle of a residential neighborhood, and is about the best you can hope for. Ive never had an exceptional customer experience there. They act just how you would expect them to act. Support mr. Pizza, and friendly competitors.“

“I was just passing through town and honestly didn’t expect to find a spot like this. Seeing a big Southern Italian last name on the sign immediately caught my attention, so I had to stop in, and I’m glad I did.
This is a genuinely authentic Italian-American place with that warm feel that makes you feel at home the moment you walk in. I ordered a capocollo-ham sandwich with provolone, lettuce, tomato, and Italian dressing. Fresh ingredients, well made, and very satisfying. I also tried the garlic knots, something I always judge Italian places by, and they were very good. Fresh, soft, and flavorful. If I had one tiny suggestion, I’d say a little extra garlic wouldn’t hurt, but that’s just personal preference.
The spinach stromboli was excellent. Fresh, clearly house made dough, and exactly what you hope for. I finished with cannoli, and they were absolutely on point. Small, authentic, and delicious.
I also loved that they had all the little extras that make a place feel real. Cookies, jars of pickled garlic and peppers. specialty items, packaged pasta to take home. The whole atmosphere just felt welcoming and genuine.
A really pleasant surprise in a town where I wasn’t expecting much. Definitely worth stopping if you appreciate authentic Italian-American food.

One fun suggestion: add a Nutella stromboli to the menu. If you do, naming it “The Stefano” would only be fair. 😄“