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In 1945, Frank “Papa” Azzarelli opened Azzarelli’s Spaghetti House - the first Italian Restaurant in Houston. It was about time Houston had its very own Italian eatery. The city was ready for authentic Italian cuisine and the food was so good it even caught the eye of celebrity stars, Marilyn Monroe and Bob Hope.
Randy Devine |
This has got be one of the worst experiences I have had in Italian Dining. Do yourselves a favor and dont even think of going. (2006-05-17 17:33:27) |
Michelle |
You’ve GOT to be kidding! My food was so-so and definitely not worth the price we had to pay and the ambiance was terrible, dark and dreary. It basically sucked and we won’t go back. (2006-04-24 14:22:10) |
nancy rutherford |
unbelievable! since haveing dinner there, it’s all I’ve thought about. (2005-12-03 13:28:36) |
Patrick Pringle |
Azzerelli’s is a tiny Italian restaurant/caterer in Memorial. The chef is Frank Triola who has been the Rockets chef. The menu is not extensive, but always good and features some heart healthy options. Not listed but almost always a special is the Osso Bucco. But here’s the best part, although they don’t serve wine, there is no corkage for bringing in your own bottle. Consequently the place is usually packed with folks eating dinner and enjoying some very nice wine from their own cellar’s. It’s a cork dork’s heaven. (2005-02-10 18:52:12) |
