Inzo Italian Kitchen

Inzo is hands-down one of my favorite Italian spots in DFW. The service is always on point, the food never misses, and the experience is consistently a good time—no notes. I ordered the Salmon Special, thinking I knew what I was getting… but surprise! Instead of a regular risotto bed, it came with fried, cheesy risotto balls 😍 Different? Yes. Delicious? ABSOLUTELY. My dining partner went with the Pesto Chicken Pasta (no mushrooms), and let me just say—it tasted just as amazing as it looked. Shoutout to our server, Fiona, who was super attentive and made sure we were well taken care of all night. If you haven’t been yet, put Inzo on your must-try list ASAP. 🍝✨

Overall not bad Table bread is nothing special but nice to have. Penne Arrabbiata was unimpressive. Grilled chicken is thin and a little dry, red sauce is a little spicey but otherwise unimpressive. Would order something different next time. Wife said the pizza was ok, looked pretty good to me but she didn’t share. Decent size at least, good amount of toppings. Didn’t do dessert. But prices were reasonable and the service was good. I’d give em another shot, but would try the lasagna. They also serve Alaskan brewing white wheat ale, of which I am a fan.

Authentic and fresh Italian fare in the heart of Roanoke. We loved the food and the ambiance. Our server Massimo was phenomenal and took care of us. Plus, the added touch of being from Italy made it a superb dining experience . We'll be back.

We enjoyed a very casual dinner, just my wife and I. I loved it. All we had were two dinner salads followed by two appetizers; all done. The appetizers were fried risotto balls dipped into spicy Arabiatta red sauce, and French fries to dip in a red sauce with Tabasco sauce in it. I’d recommend this to a couple or a family coming home from a day at the lake. Delicious.

Food was excellent. Photo both was fun. We will be back to try other items.