11 Best Italian Restaurants near Farmington

“Love the food, the atmosphere and the service is outstanding. It's the perfect date night!“

“The calzone we had was fabulous! Loved the bruchetta too!“

“I was a first timer at this Olive Garden and came to celebrate my mom’s 90th birthday. Our server Nichole was extremely kind and even gave us a birthday cheesecake for my mom. The food tasted yummy! 10 minutes to get pasta, a few minutes for salad, and quick drinks is awesome at a sit down nice place. Nichole kept refilling our soda drinks and bread rolls without asking, great service!! She recommended these $6 home entrees too at the end, helpful for my mom to cook less. I will be back here! Atmosphere is slightly loud and tables are close together but we had a great experience. They take care of you heree“

“Had an awesome experience at Olive Garden tonight.
The food was great — hot, fresh, and exactly what we were hoping for. But the real standout was Adam behind the bar. He was friendly, attentive, and really took care of us from start to finish.
If he had any fault, it would be that he cared too much and was almost too on top of everything — his service was that good. 😄
We’ll definitely be back, and we’ll be looking for a couple open seats at Adam’s bar next time.“

“It’s rare to find a business owner as genuine and professional as Vito. He truly understands the value of building a relationship with his customers and goes above and beyond to ensure a great experience. You can tell he runs this place with a lot of heart and integrity. Highly recommend!“

“best pizza joint in Davis County hands down!!!!! hearty pies and amazing bread sticks!!!“

“good food,great atmosphere friendly folk“

“best pizza joint in Davis County hands down!!!!! hearty pies and amazing bread sticks!!!“

“I happened to stop by, walked in to get a piece of pizza and see what it was like. Went in the door for the “family dining,” very small and dark and no one there. A Tuesday evening at 7 pm. The owner came out to great me and invited me to come to the other side. He took me around but warned me if I walked one way I’d have to become an employee . Pretty funny.

Around the bar counter were about 10 people, think all men, (I’m married 60s female) watching 3 different games at the same time, hockey, basketball, and football. Cheering loudly and having a great time. Appeared to be regulars. All the booths were empty, but 2 people were sitting at 1 table in front of the TV. I looked around and decided I didn’t want to eat alone, so asked to join them. After looking at the menu, everything so reasonably priced, I chose a personal pizza. It was great, almost like a wood fired one at TiAmo in Bountuful, but way cheaper. Definitely better than Pizza Hut. Really wanted a beer but was driving. Has a great conversation with man and woman at my table, turns out she was the owner and he a former employee. There were many other places to watch games, look at sport paraphernalia etc. It’s not the brand new chain owned look or feel sports bar. Feels like people you’d meet out and about, former Hill employees, etc. I think they were older men at the bar, but I didn’t really notice much. T had interesting stories to tell about working at Hill. So if you want to feel like you aren’t just another customer, but part of an extended family, then this is the place. Had no other food but the male customer said he won’t eat pizza any where else.“

“finally a pizza place that has quality ingredients, either the others need to step up their game or just close already, a place like this will chase them out!!! the food is phenomenal!!!!“

“Arella in Bountiful is one of Utah’s best-kept pizza secrets. Their brick oven delivers a perfect, blistered crust every time. We always get the Classic Pizza and pear salad—simple, fresh, and delicious. Great for casual dining, yet food that rivals big city spots.“