Little Italy

It started with a dirty parking lot - I guess we missed the valet. Then, we had a broken menu with missing pages and the order of the pages was off. Thankfully, I checked the menu online and knew exactly what I wanted to order. The waiter seemed like a newbie and was a bit nervous. However, the ambiance was top-notch, with perfectly designed interiors and a nice TV placement with good vibe pictures. There was a kitty party going on in the background, which made it a bit noisy, but that was okay. The lemon ice tea was good, but not freshly brewed. The pumpkin ravioli was salty, and the pumpkin seemed to come straight out of a can. The Sicilian pizza we ordered was nothing like the real deal - it was more like their own version, which was still good because I like pizza and don't think there's such a thing as bad pizza. I regret NOT ordering the standard margherita. The red pasta was the only dish that met our expectations. Overall, I feel that in the name of standardizing for franchising, they've butchered Italian cuisine. I feel bad that this can't be a go-to place for Italian food."

1. The staff is very friendly and patient. They answered all our questions. They helped us narrow down on what we wanted. 2. Their caprese salad was simply amazing. Probably the best I've ever had. It was very well balanced. 3. Their beverages were very good too. I would highly recommend them. 4. We also ordered their lasagna. I liked it a lot but your mileage may vary. Not everyone at my table liked the lasagna. They used some unconventional choices for veggies which some people may not like. But the caprese salad everyone liked. 5. Their ambience is good too. There's a small balcony sort of thing for outdoor seating. If you get a chance to, I would recommend it. You get a nice view of the police headquats building. Overall a good place. I would recommend it to fellow vegetarian people. Some of their food is authentic tasting.

Nice ambience. Decent service. Good cutlery. Lot of Italian and Mexican items on menu along with desserts and beverages. Alcoholic beverages are also available. Food quality and taste are very good. Prices are a bit high. Few outdoor seating is available for couples. Multiple businesses on site, this restaurant is situated on the third floor. Valet parking is available.

Went to Little Italy, last night, after a long time. 4 of us went for dinner and we ordered Tortilla chips with salsa - 4* ( the chips were 'homemade', crispy and fresh. And the chips I had tasted in one8 commune were fresh in my mind. What a contrast!) Cheese balls - 3.5* (the cheese balls were crispy and cheesy. ) Masala pasta - 4* ( the pasta was al dente, the sauce was creamy and tasty) Lasagne - 3.5* Mangolian rice - 4* ( the rice was filled with vegetables and was tasty) Tiramisu - 3* ( the dessert was a little heavy and too sweet. Tad disappointing) Overall, it was a pleasant experience and Little Italy gas maintained its standards over the years.

I recently visited Little Italy in Jubilee Hills, and I was thoroughly impressed. The pizza here is truly extraordinary—crispy crust, fresh ingredients, and a flavor that just bursts in your mouth. Their pasta is equally delightful; the Al Pesto Genoves was creamy and flavorful, perfectly complementing the freshly made ravioli and roasted garlic. The real showstopper, though, was their homemade Ginger Ale. It’s a unique blend with a zing that leaves a lasting impression. You can tell they put a lot of effort into crafting each dish, making the experience feel both special and authentic. The prices are on the higher side, but the quality and attention to detail make it worth every penny. If you're looking for a cozy spot with delicious, homemade Italian food, Little Italy is a must-visit!

I love the ambiance… Italian is one of my favourite cuisine and I find it good in this restaurant. Some items like Pasta Barbaresca and Mongolian rice are nice. Taste of Tacco, broccoli 🥦 soup needs to improve.

A nice restaurant hidden (kind of) inside the streets of Film Nagar / Jubilee hills, just past the Apollo hospital. Having visited this place a couple of times now, one will definitely like the ambience of the restaurant with nice big glass walls which allows natural light and at the same time gives good views around. The food was good both times I have been here albeit there is still room for improvement on pastas. Pizza was also good but again the base was not up to the mark and could have been better. Overall, it is a good Italian place and I can definitely recommend this place.

First of all it was tooo dark and menu was dark too... couldn't read the menu. French fries were average , paneer pizza was okay however the napoli pizza was way too spicy and base was burnt. When we complained they said it's not burnt. Service was dead slow, although there was no other customer except us.Drinks were also average..nothing great..won't visit again