Italian Restaurants in Augusta (2025)

Family-run since 1949, Luigi’s blends Italian classics with Greek roots—think lasagna, Greek chicken, and jukebox ambiance. Featured in Bon Appetit and profiled by CBS News and The Augusta Press, it’s woven into Masters Week lore and Augusta history.

Surrey Center’s lively Italian standby serves wood-fired pizzas, house pastas, and a solid wine list. Frequently recommended by Explore Georgia and popular with OpenTable diners, it’s a relaxed, locally owned spot for lunch, brunch, or late dinner.

A modern trattoria from local hospitality vets with handmade pastas, grilled octopus, and a much-talked-about multi-layer lasagna. Praised by The Augusta Press and well-reviewed on OpenTable, it’s a West Augusta favorite for date nights and wine lovers.

Chef Edward Mendoza’s seasonally driven Italian spot is known for scratch cooking and community ties; local media noted the team feeding neighbors after Hurricane Helene. Expect dishes like wild mushroom pappardelle, risotto, and an intimate, chef-led vibe.

A local fixture since the early 1990s for New York-style pies, hearty parms, and housemade sauces. Family recipes and a loyal lunch crowd anchor its reputation, with locals regularly voting it among Augusta’s favorite Italian spots.

Augusta’s go-to for New York slices, stromboli, and red-sauce staples. A neighborhood favorite that shows up on local roundups and traveler lists, it’s dependable, casual, and proudly independent.

South Augusta’s independent slice shop turning out foldable pies, calzones, and spaghetti suppers. Included in local dining guides, it’s a laid-back spot that serves its neighborhood well beyond game nights.

A locally run Riverwalk dining room inside the Augusta Marriott serving Italian classics, pastas, and prime steaks. Widely bookable on OpenTable, it’s a reliable downtown option for business dinners and celebratory meals.

A 2024 newcomer in the medical district focused on imported ingredients, baked pastas, and Neapolitan-New York pizza. Reported by Augusta Business Daily, it brings a quick-moving, modern take on homestyle Italian to Walton Way.