3 editor picks in Fort Worth.
3 italian places in Fort Worth we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Fort Worth | Italian across every city.
Nonna Tata is Fort Worth's Italian original: a cash-only, bring-your-own-wine trattoria on Magnolia Avenue where the pasta is hand-rolled. The format has not changed because it has never needed to.
Nonna Tata in Fort Worth is a cash-only BYOB trattoria on Magnolia Ave serving hand-rolled Northern Italian pasta in an intimate dining room.
OrderFresh pasta of the day, braised lamb ragu, tiramisu.
TipNo reservations taken, first come first served. Cash or check only, BYOB. Lines form before opening on weekends.
Nonna Tata in Fort Worth is a cash-only BYOB trattoria on Magnolia Ave serving hand-rolled Northern Italian pasta in an intimate dining room.
OrderFresh pasta of the day, braised lamb ragu, tiramisu.
TipNo reservations taken, first come first served. Cash or check only, BYOB. Lines form before opening on weekends.
Nonna Tata on W Magnolia Ave in Fort Worth is a cash-only Italian dinner spot seating around 25 people with no reservations and a short Northern Italian menu.
OrderHandmade pasta with butter and sage; tiramisu made fresh that afternoon.
TipCash or check only and BYOB; the queue forms outside before 17:30 on Fridays.
Guided tour · 3 hours
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Guided tour · 2 hours
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Private tour · 4 - 5 hours
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