Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita
Italian restaurant · Wichita ·

Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita

Italian restaurant · Wichita ·

'Wichitalian' icon: thick-crust pies, crispy manicotti, zesty salad

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Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by Denise Neil
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null
Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita by null

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5900 E Central Ave # 100, Wichita, KS 67208 Get directions

$10–20

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5900 E Central Ave # 100, Wichita, KS 67208 Get directions

+1 316 364 7913
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The 17 Best Restaurants in Wichita, Kansas | Eater

"Angelo’s is Wichita’s oldest and most beloved Italian restaurant, and may have invented a special type of cuisine best described as “Wichitalian” — salads topped with zesty dressing and house-made pickled eggplant; manicotti cooked in metal dishes until the cheese gets crispy on the edges; and thick-crust pizzas loaded with toppings like homemade Italian sausage, which saturates the crust with delightfully greasy flavor as it cooks. This local favorite, originally founded by Italian immigrants in 1960, closed in 2000; but Wichita loved it so much, citizens donated to a crowdfunding campaign that helped the founders’ son and granddaughter revive it in 2021." - Denise Neil

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The Best Cheesesteaks in Philly

"At Angelo’s in South Philly, virtually any order will blow you away — pizza! hoagies! — but a cheesesteak at Angelo’s is a particularly beautiful thing. Whether you go with Cooper Sharp, provolone, or Whiz; with chicken instead of beef; or with a hoagie cheesesteak with all the requisite toppings, you can’t go wrong. Remember: Angelo’s only does cash and takeout." - Ernest Owens, Eater Staff

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A Wichita institution dating back decades, known for red‑sauce comfort, house sausage, lasagna, and the famed Deluxe pizza. Regularly covered by the Wichita Eagle and beloved by generations for steadfast, family‑run hospitality.

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A revived ‘Wichitalian’ icon, included on Eater’s city essentials and chronicled by local reporters. Expect thick-crust pies with house sausage, manicotti with crispy edges, and that zesty salad with pickled eggplant.

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Angelo's Italian Restaurant - Wichita

Mario M.

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This is the BEST Italian joint in all of ICT idc what anyone says! I walk into this place normal and leave with an Italian mafia accent, it’s just so uncomfortably good!!! I’ve had several dishes over the last couple years of living here and they all SMACK. Please support this beautiful gem as they slang the best Italian in the Midwest!

Danny R.

Google
I've been coming to Angelo's for over 50 years. My uncle would send me all the way from Haysville to the hillside in Harry location to get pizzas and pick them up and they were worth it then and there certainly worth it now. They're always busy but you get great service the food comes out fresh hot just like you would expect it and the prices are very reasonable. If somebody comes from out of town to visit you and you want to impress them this is where you bring them cuz this is the gold standard. Tonight I had the eggplant Parmesan and all I could eat was half of it and the Italian salad is to die for

shane f

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Food: I was in the mood for a good chicken parm. Unfortunately I didn't get one. The chicken on both dishes was over cooked and dry. Sides were ok, garlic bread was excellent. Service: Minimal. Our waitress came by 3 times; once to take our order, once to bring our order, and finally to bring our check. Her face lacked a friendly smile each time. I could have used a few extra napkins and a refill. Atmosphere: Too cold, best to bring a jacket. And the hard wood chairs started getting uncomfortable around the 20 minute mark. Conclusion: Stick to the speggheti and meatballs or pizza, take the chicken off the menu.

Beach B.

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Our table of four, ordered different entrees. The spaghetti and meatballs looked delicious, the chicken and pasta dish looked like another excellent choice, I ordered the lasagna and was a little disappointed. Since it's one of my favorite dishes, I have high expectations. The flavor was good, but not great, it also packed ricotta cheese, and that extra flavor of great lasagna. Our service was okay, we thought our server may have been a newer employee? The portions were generous, the first two entrees I mentioned, were enough for a to go box. I also chose a house salad, which was very good. I will definitely be going back, but trying a different entree. Prices are reasonable. THE PARKING AND ENTRANCE ARE IN THE REAR OF THE BUILDING, took me a minute to figure it out.

Kristi E.

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It's difficult to find great Italian food in Wichita. I have a tomato sensitivity, so it has to be absolutely delicious to be worth the pain l'll experience! Angelo's is probably the best Italian restaurant in Wichita. I usually get their Manicotti/Canneloni or their baked Sicilian thighs (this doesn't have tomatoes on it). Tonight I had the thighs with fettuccine (I typically get their broccoli, which is really good). The thighs have a nice, not too over powering lemon flavor with nicely paired italian seasoning coming through. The skins are crisp and the meat is moist. We got the Italian fries as an appetizer - this time we got mozzarella on them, which we agreed is a better choice. They come with marinara, so I asked for Ranch. My daughter said they taste better with ranch. The Caesar salad was fresh and ample. I don't usually do pasta as a side, so the fettuccine was a tasty shake up from my usual more healthy choice! The wait staff was polite and attentive. We only had waters and he filled the cups when they were empty. He offered dessert and to go boxes when we finished. Angelo's offers several pasta dishes, several Italian dinners (e.g. Chicken Parm), salads, appetizers, desserts, and many styles of pizza. Sadly, they do not offer Chicken Picatta. Overall, I continue to go back to Angelo's because when I do eat a dish containing tomato, it doesn't taste like it came out of a can. Plus their Sicilian thighs are a great option when I want to avoid the tomatos. Their space is tight and because I do have a prosthetic leg, I have to be mindful of how I walk and aware of and anticipate people's actions. They are popular, so expect a crowd. We usually have a small wait (5-10) but got seat immediately tonight (Thursday). We've gone in a Tuesday and had to wait an hour and a half. The waitress said that night was typical for a weekday. Parking is also tight. It's in back and someone feels like people just park wherever they want. That's not their fault, just a product of being popular and the parking lot being compact.

Brittany F.

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Well worth the wait to be seated and our server Shawn was a total hoot! She kept us laughing the whole time. We did wait quite awhile for our food but it was so worth every minute we waited for that delicious food. The building was super cold, that was only thing that dampered our early valentines day dinner. Brought back so many memories of back in the day. Had been years since I had eaten there!

Geno F.

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Very delightful and elegant dining experience. The food was excellent and absolutely above our expectations.

Rich S.

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CLEAN YOUR BATHROOM VENTS! I was looking forward to my first visit. It was a cozy and quiet atmosphere, definitely casual. I will say, you definitely get your money's worth here. I could only eat a quarter of my pasta bowl and the rest was leftovers. The bread is tasty, but it is completely saturated with butter to the point where you would squeeze all of it out and fill a ramekin. They don't have much of a beer selection. If you want to split a meal it is a $3 upcharge. So a $20 bowl of pasta would feed two to three people. I will say, I've heard good things about the pickled eggplant that comes on the salad, and it was delicious! The service felt super rushed. Our server would barely give us a chance to say our order before walking away. Overall not bad, I would go back, but I'm not itching.