4 Best Contemporary Italian Restaurants In Switzer

4 restaurants available nearby

A photo of Talia Cucina Rosticceria restaurant

1. Talia Cucina Rosticceria

4.7

Exceptional(853)

Price: Moderate

• Contemporary italian • Downtown

Booked 21 times today

Talia Cucina Rosticceria, located in the heart of Downtown Pittsburgh, is a vibrant gem offering unparalleled Contemporary Italian cuisine. With its rustic and innovative takes on Italian classics, it has quickly become a favorite among locals and visitors alike. The restaurant's commitment to "locally sourced ingredients" ensures a fresh and authentic dining experience. Guests rave about the "amazing food" and "excellent service," with standout dishes like the rigatoni and the focaccia consistently praised in reviews. The unique Amari Bar adds a delightful touch, making Talia a must-visit for anyone seeking a genuine taste of Italy in a modern setting.

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2. Mezzo at Sienna Mercato - Second Floor Only

4.1

Excellent(323)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary italian • Downtown

Booked 10 times today

Mezzo at Sienna Mercato, nestled in the vibrant cultural district of downtown Pittsburgh, is a haven for pizza enthusiasts. Known for its woodfired pizzas crafted under the culinary expertise of Chef Adam Neal, Mezzo delivers an authentic Italian pizza experience that is sure to delight. Diners rave about the "phenomenal pepperoni pizza" and "amazing mushroom pizza," showcasing the quality and flavor that sets this Pizza Bar apart. The inviting atmosphere, complete with brick and wood accents and huge windows, enhances the dining experience, making Mezzo the perfect spot for any occasion. "Highly recommend" this gem for a remarkable pizza journey!

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3. Pino's Contemporary Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar

4.9

Exceptional(1239)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary italian • Point Breeze

Booked 12 times today

Pino's Contemporary Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar is a delightful gem nestled in Pittsburgh's charming Point Breeze neighborhood. This inviting eatery masterfully showcases the best of Contemporary Italian cuisine with a creative twist. Executive Chef Joseph "Pino" Mico's menu is a "true gem," as diners rave about its complex flavors and thoughtful Mediterranean influences. The restaurant's ambiance, with its Italian mosaic tabletops and rich colors, enhances the dining experience, making guests feel like "family over for dinner." From the exquisite homemade pasta to the acclaimed tiramisu, every dish is crafted with passion and precision, ensuring an unforgettable culinary journey.

4. The Vandal

4.8

Exceptional(643)

Price: Expensive

• Contemporary italian • Lawrenceville

Booked 12 times today

The Vandal, nestled in the charming neighborhood of Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, offers an authentic taste of French cuisine with a modern twist. Diners rave about the restaurant's "creative and excellent" menu, highlighting the seasonal ingredients sourced from local purveyors. The ever-evolving menu ensures each visit is a new culinary adventure. Guests describe their dining experiences as "intimate and lively," appreciating the "superb" execution of dishes like the decadent gnochetti and the inventive smoked beet starter. With its welcoming staff and vibrant atmosphere, The Vandal promises a delightful escape into the world of French gastronomy, making it a beloved gem in the city.

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4 restaurants available nearby

1. Talia Cucina Rosticceria

2. Mezzo at Sienna Mercato - Second Floor Only

3. Pino's Contemporary Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar

4. The Vandal

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