Best Italian Restaurants in Clintonville
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Price: Moderate
• Italian • Short North - Arena District
Booked 88 times today
Price: Moderate
• Italian • Short North - Arena District
Booked 61 times today
Price: Expensive
• Italian • Short North - Arena District
Booked 41 times today
Booked 21 times today
Price: Moderate
• Italian • Upper Arlington
Booked 3 times today
Price: Expensive
• Italian • Short North - Arena District
Booked 16 times today
Booked 18 times today
Booked 14 times today
Booked 2 times today
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- WWayneVIPColumbus •82 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoQuite possibly one of the best dinners of 2024 in Columbus! After several years of most restaurants being subpar (Pandemic: supplies/staff/etc.) many are beautifully recovering! Martini's is one of my wife's favorites, so after our Holiday Spectacular Symphony performance we had a "date night" that was Spectacular. Every staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, from the Valet, to the receptionist, to all 3 of the servers (Linda, Kevin, and fella with the white beard with jingle bells!) that helped us! The Garlic/Truffle bread was heavenly, and we definitely ate too much! The Frito Misto was the loser of the night; shrimp and calamari tough, not crispy, and just average at best; usually Cameron's calamari are the best ever! We have small appetites so we split everything to be able to try everything! The Caesar was excellent, nice and "lemony"; the scallops were the Star of the dinner and were as good or better than I have ever had, and again, Cameron does scallops better than anywhere and they are consistently excellent across his restaurants. We took dessert home: the Tiramisu was excellent, but really "rich" (back to the gym!), and the new lemon layer cake was great (back on the diet!). We do miss some of the "old" dishes: braised short ribs (always the best!), the salmon crusted with garlic on an artichoke bed (best ever; wife's favorite); the lemon meringue tart was also the "best"! So Bravo on achieving a spectacular meal; we loved everything so much we booked our New Year's Eve then and there on the spot!More infoMartini Modern ItalianPrice: Expensive• Italian• Short North - Arena District•4.7
- PPatrickVIPLas Vegas •83 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoHad a great time! Service and food were excellent and the drinks were also great and at happy hour, very nice prices! All the staff was super friendly and dinner was delicious! I could eat there once a week!More infoGallo's on HighPrice: Expensive• American• Columbus•4.8
- RRyanVIPColumbus •5 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoThis is not the restaurant fault but Cameron Mitchell’s needs to partner with CPD/ City of Columbus to ensure short north is safe. My car was broken into after eating there. More pressure from local restaurants might help increase patrolsMore infoMarcella's - Short NorthPrice: Moderate• Italian• Short North - Arena District•4.8
- LLauraColumbus •8 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoOur experience was the best it could be because of the recommendations and explanations from Mike. He was available through every phase of dining and we thoroughly enjoyed everything from our wine to our entree choices. And the atmosphere was just perfect. It is evident that the staff was extremely knowledgable and wanted every guest to have the best experience possible.More infoGallo's KitchenPrice: Expensive• Creole• Upper Arlington•4.8
- PPhilColumbus •22 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoKudos to Forno for creating a fun seasonal pop-up speakeasy in the basement for the holidays. Decorations, including vintage video, set the mood for apres-ski R&R. Special themed drinks were great, especially the espresso martinis, and the six of us devoured the fondue. Would've been nice if they'd offered a couple more menu items like personal-size pizzas/flatbread from the kitchen upstairs, and maybe a little bigger assortment of dipping items for the cheese fondue than just orange cubed bell pepper, bread, and apple slices (maybe more fruit?), but the whole experience was enjoyable on our pop-up pub crawl.More infoForno Kitchen and BarPrice: Moderate• American• Short North - Arena District•4.8