Villagios

This is the best italian restuarant in houston. I just recently tried it and I loved it! The service is also wonderful...they bring water always and keep your bread basket full at all times. Its great. Their 4 cheese ravioli is amazing....never tasted anything like it before. You're probably thinking its just ravioli...but noo, this place makes it so falvorful and delicious! love it! would recommend it for anyone!

My husband and I eat here all the time. We love it! The food is wonderful and they have bent over backwards on the occassions when something hasn't been just right. Service is good and the atmosphere is nicely lit and romantic for the dinner hours and great for a quick business lunch.

Great pastas- quickly serves up plated pastas - service was efficient and friendly too. The room is nicely decorated, clean, and actually quick a nice menu too. Large variety to choose from. At night it's romantic, but not stuffy - it's more of a cafe style. They have a $1 wine night, and you can BYO wine too. Staff is always friendly.

Villagio's is a wonderful BYOB Italian restaurant with a great atmosphere and well-prepared, delicious food for a great price! Parking is easy and the prices are reasonable for the quality of their food. It also helps to be able to bring your own wine - that saves quite a bit of money! If you haven't been to Villagio's yet, you should definitely give it a try.

I've stopped by here a few times in the past to browse the menu and for a glass of wine, but tonight was my first time eating (take out). I was skeptical, because the place had seemed fairly empty those few times. I was quite pleased, however, with the quality of the food. The bread had a homemade taste and a nice medium brown crust, without being too hard -- above average for affordable Italian dining, and markedly better than the local Italian chains. The chicken and pasta dish was also well prepared, although the cream sauce was a tad on the rich side -- dieters take caution. The ambience is especially nice, with a romantic, slightly-dim lighting and gorgeous artwork. I suspect the unassuming location may factor into the typically uncrowded dining room. Or, perhaps, the free delivery encourages local diners to stay home.