Best Italian Restaurants in Casselberry

Great concept for brunch, small breakfast tapas style of lates served unlimited. Food was delicious. Well definitely go back. Just need more brunch beverage options. Need more creamer options. Get decaf for the pregnant ladies (me lol). Some milk/chocolate milk or hot chocolate for the kids. But the food and service were superb.

My wife and I had dinner at Cafe Murano on Valentines Day and had a great time. The food was great, my wife had the Chicken Parmigiana dinner, and I had the Steak Diane and a small Margarita Pizza. Everything was fresh, flavorful and the seri was on point. Atmosphere was very comfortable and music was nice and not too loud. I’ll definitely be there again and refer others.

Rosario the Owner is amazing. He welcomed us into his restaurant which is always buzzing. The food is incredible and the service excellent. Highly recommend for a great exciting night.

We love Enzo’s!! Everything was perfection from the cocktails (Old Fashioned and Manhattan) we had in the bar to our table (view of the garden and lake) and the entire dinner experience. My beef carpaccio (my fave) and penne pasta with vodka sauce were delicious. My husband’ s caprese salad was very flavorful and he had a hard time not picking up his bone-in pork chop to get every lick of meat off of it. It was paired with perfectly sauced acini pasta. Our wine choices were great, and the tiramisu we shared was divine. Perfect evening.

My wife and I celebrated Valentine’s Day at Antonio’s Italian Restaurant last night, and it was an excellent experience from start to finish. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, perfect for a special occasion. We started with calamari and burrata as appetizers. The calamari was crispy and well-seasoned, not greasy, and paired nicely with a flavorful marinara. The burrata was fresh and creamy, served with perfectly toasted bread and a drizzle of balsamic that brought everything together. For our entrées, I had the veal Parmesan, and my wife had the lobster ravioli. The veal was tender, with a rich tomato sauce and just the right amount of melted cheese—classic and well-executed. The lobster ravioli was another standout, with a delicate pasta filled with sweet lobster meat, covered in a velvety, well-balanced sauce. Drinks were equally impressive. I had an Old Fashioned, which was smooth and well-mixed, with just the right balance of sweetness and bitterness. My wife’s espresso martini was bold and rich, a perfect way to round out the meal. Service was attentive without being intrusive, and despite the busy holiday crowd, everything came out in a timely manner. Antonio’s delivered on all fronts—great food, excellent drinks, and a cozy atmosphere. We’ll definitely be back!