Biaggi's Ristorante Italiano

jag626 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Great italian food! – Having recently returned from a trip to Italy, I've been craving *real* Italian food. This place offers it. There are a wide variety of unique items, not just the usual dishes. The pizza is authentic...i.e. it has very thin, crispy crust just like in Italy. Try the sherry tomato soup. There's never much of a wait, but just in case there's a classy bar area to kill the time. The food is great and reasonably price. There are also some pricier items if you want. You can really make the meal what you want w... read more

tarheelbornandbred 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Excellent Restaurant – Great food, nice ambience, however, only average service. The first few times we ate at Biaggi's, we had excellent service. Since then, it seems they have gone downhill. Our frat-boy waiter kept forgetting to refill our bread tray and would come by once in a blue moon to check on us. Their service is not horrible by any means, but for an upscale place like Biaggi's I have much higher expectations in the waitstaff. Regardless, of my complaints, I would still highly recommend this place because the food ... read more

jules27560 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Absolutely Wonderful – After my first time eating at Biaggi's, I quickly proclaimed it my favorite restaurant in the Triangle. Each time I return, that "fact" is reiterated. The food is wonderful (try the Spinach Salad, even if you don't like spinach!) and the portions are huge. My leftovers always get me through at least one more meal, if not two. The wait staff is wonderful and incredibly attentive. I have never had to wait for a table, a rarity in the Triangle. You can eat there cheaply or expensively, making it a great p... read more

choosyeater 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

another chain Italian restaurant – This place suffers from the plague of chain restaurants--the food seems like it was popped out of a frozen container and nuked for a few minutes. As an appetizer, we had the shrimp, lobster, and artichoke dip. The quality was that of TGIFriday's frozen appetizers. Our main courses were a pizza--which could have used more topping and been less crispy--and a portabella sandwich. The sandwich wasn't bad. However, for the price and quality of food, I'd choose Macaroni Grill anyday. 

kroppink 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Nice New Restaurant – Very nice new Italian restaurant. You *can* eat fairly inexpensively (although I think there were pricier items as well). Several items are available in half-size portions. It's not a dressy place, but you might feel more comfortable not going in shorts & sandals...