Cuisines and Dishes at Di Paolo:
- Italian
Di Paolo
8560 Holcomb Bridge Rd,
Alpharetta
GA
30022
dipaolorestaurant.com (770) 587-1051
Menu for Di Paolo
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Ratings and Reviews for Di Paolo
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Apr 15 2012
Chet M. via Yelp
Great food, Good menu and always attentive service. The food is beyond your ordinary italian and exceeds expectations.read more
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Mar 12 2012
Lillie P. via Yelp
Love this neighborhood italian place. Diane gives the warmest reception whether at the bar or entrance. Bolognese fantastic. Fish too good. Homemade...read more
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Jan 07 2012
Anthony P. via Yelp
I would call this a neighborhood restaurant. Everyone seemed to know everyone else. Quite a busy little place so make sure to get a reservation as we did....read more
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Sep 18 2008
lexie379 via Citysearch
Actually, the meal we had was decent. BUT, for us, a dining experience is more than the food alone. We have eaten at this restau...read more
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Aug 28 2008
degustation via Citysearch
We come to Di Paolo often on Sundays for their half off wine feature. The wine list is wonderful, and now with the new GA law, you...read more
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Jul 23 2008
via Citysearch
I've always had very good food at this restaurant. Lamb shanks are especially delicious. My only complaint is that the noise lev...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
The motto, ''eat little, well and often,'' sets the tone for this bustling Northern Italian eatery. The dining room is done in warm earth tones: dark woods, white linens, proper stemware, though some tables are too close together. Presiding over the place is a massive painting of a monk tucking into a plate of pasta and the clipped, efficient hostess/owner. Servers are less steely, yet competent, and food appears almost too swiftly. (Don't the Italians linger?)
The Food
With a few well-placed twists on classics, most dishes succeed. The ''fruit of the sea'' salad with grapefruit, mussels, scallops and shrimp has verve. The taglietelle with goat cheese, tomatoes and broccoli is rustic and satisfying; tuna arrisoto is light, healthful and perfectly cooked. The glossy, rich salmon risotto is filled with more fish than rice. Skip the tiramisu in favor of the homemade gelato.
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