Browse menus, reviews and photos of Italian Restaurants near Lovettsville.
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2 Town Square, Lovettsville
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“We are regulars at Andy’s. I’m disappointed they removed a lot of their vegetarian items from the menu, which leaves me with fewer choices, but the food is consistently good and we adore Patty!”
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20 Town Square Suite 120, Lovettsville
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“Rascos is our favorite Lovettsville pizza delivery!”
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620 West Main Street, Purcellville · 10.49 miles
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“Is a very good Restaurant with great ambiance, with the best host ever. Plus the food and prices are awesome. Perfect for the whole family and a super large menu for all ages. Now the wine, is a most to be drinking from all the countries and flavors, they have a combo to buy 4 bottles in prices you wont believe, is a deal! Really this is my place to go!”
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609 East Main St A, Purcellville · 10.12 miles
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“i had the Chicken Parm and the wife had the Stomboli. Both were awesome. I found it strange that the Chicken wasnt breaded, but it was still awesome!”
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20605 Charles Town Road, Charles Town · 7.03 miles
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“Pizza is excellent. Great crust. Cheese steak is also perfect.”
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640 Souder Road, Brunswick · 3.38 miles
“Real steak and cheese!!! It was nice and greasy and had all the right flavor. Daughter ordered chicken tenders and fries…I ended up stealing some fries from her they were so fresh and crispy. Tenders were hand tossed not from a frozen bag.”
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201 Potomac Street, Harpers Ferry · 6.34 miles
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“My wife and I traveled here, with our autistic son, on February 19 2026. The food was delicious and the owner and his “boss” were terrific hosts. I had the bbq pork sandwich with fries. She had the club sandwich and fries. The first thing I want to say is that for train car food this experience beats Amtrak 10000%!! Ok enough with the jokes, the pork sandwich was well beyond amazing. I’m not much of a bbq sauce person (so if you are beware) but I wanted to give it a try. I thought other than a burger this would be the better choice of a manly dish between the two. The bbq was cooked perfectly and was so tender and flavorful. The sauce didn’t have the typical bbq sauce(baby rays) flavor. I could tell or atleast I think it was homemade. It was the perfect topping to the pork sandwich. My wife’s review on her dish: —delicious, good portions, bacon was crispy, 10 out of 10. Service was fast and friendly. The best part of the food in my opinion was the seasoned house fries. They did not look like typical McDonald’s fries. They were dark brown and slightly(but perfectly) soggy. The seasoning was a flavor of which I had never tasted. It was out of this world. I mentioned my autistic son at the very beginning because he requires lots of accommodations. He never eats normal food. So I have to prepare his food at home. He ate his portion of food at the table and then he asked for ice cream. When the waitress came to the table she said she had vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry. It took my son about 10 times changing his mind before he settled on strawberry 🍓 He loved it and it was a healthy portion. Thanks for this enjoyable experience. Having a child with special needs makes it hard to enjoy some of life’s simple things. Something about being in a train car restaurant had him calmer than normal. We are already planning our return trip during the busy season. I can’t say enough about this place but I’m going end it here. ;)”
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