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    Partenope Ristorante

    4.4 (645 reviews)
    ModerateItalian, Pizza, Wine Bars
    Open 11:00 am - 10:30 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Moderate noise

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    Napoli pizza was amazing.
    Ben S.

    Both the Carbonara and the Napoli Centrale pizza were fantastic. It was also my son's birthday and they brought out a very tasty tiramisu. The service was amazing and we can't wait to come back.

    Caroline Z.

    Solid pizza and pastas!! I definitely want to try this place in person and not delivery to get a better feel for the quality of the dishes, especially the pizzas. The salad was not the one we ordered, thankfully ubereats refunded us

    Zero proof pineapple mule
    Dede T.

    Fantastic food, service and Shelby was a join to have as a server. Down the street from our hotel this secret escape is set-up like visiting your nana's home for a delicious home cooked food. I had the margarita pizza and the hubby had the gladiator with chicken. We both finished our pies and shared the panzanella salad without any proteins. Fresh and delicious was the experience. The Zero proof pineapple mule which was recommended by our sever was refreshing and incredibly tasty. The restaurant is upstairs. After a few steps you are welcomed at the front by a greeter and it's a spacious yet intimate space for friends and family. Loved our experience and it's in the folder to recommend to others.

    Karisa A.

    I had high expectations for Partenope and unfortunately they were not met. Service was really poor throughout the evening. After being seated, we waited for over 20 minutes and no one acknowledged us. It took one person in our party to alert the host before a server arrived, and he wasn't particularly friendly. Disappointing! We ordered many dishes, but the top three were the Burrata e Cavoletti, Fusilli Al Pesto, and Spaghetti Alla Nerano. The pastas were very fresh and flavorful! For pizzas, we tried the Montanara and the Meta Di Sorrento. Both were very mid and if you don't like smokey flavors I'd skip the Meta! And for dessert, my personal favorite was the lemon cake. The apple calzone wasn't served warm and the pistachio cake was just ok.

    I should have asked for something else. The flat Diet Coke tasted like Christmas and syrup
    Glen N.

    Was the food good? Parte-nope. The place is attractive and dark, but the food wasn't that great. The $14 (not really) chopped salad was fine (romaine, artichoke, olives, provolone, cherry tomato, pickled onion, cucumber, parmesan, hot soppressata, and red wine vinaigrette). The two fresh completely fine $19 pizzas were bland, flimsy, doughy, and dependent on pepper flakes. How much flavor did the Montanara have with its (allegedly) flash-fried crust, mozzarella, marinara, and basil? Montanada. And the somehow bland mozzarella, whipped ricotta, lemon zest, mint, and zucchini of the Meta Di Sorrento made us Meta di Sorry we ordered it.

    Ashli H.

    Oh the pizza... I am still dreaming about that amazing dough. Absolutely amazing. The food was fantastic. For apps, burrata bruschetta and meatballs. The brushetta was best of both worlds. The boys really loved the meatballs. We got 4 different pizzas and we devoured them all. My husband was even stealing my crust. Absolutely great. Service was frustrating. I think our waitress had too big of an area. Examples, she would stop by and then disappear to another side of the room. Said we were ready to order. But she didn't have her machine. Ill be back in 90 seconds... 15 minutes later not back. Happened a lot. I was extremely frustrated but the amazing pizza will have us return.

    Jac B.

    We had been wanting to try this place for years and finally got some take-out pizza. It's Neapolitan style pizza and may be my new favorite in dallas. The pizza definitely held up til the next day. You probably need to account for about 3/4 pizza/person; they are not big. The hostess was friendly and quick when I got there. The space seemed cozy and pretty.

    Meatballs and Margherita Pizza
    Joe C.

    The front desk and servers made this occasion feel even more special. Everyone was welcoming and very polite, and my lord the food was incredible! We had the margherita pizza, meatballs, ragu, gnocchi, and scarpariello di mare. Every one of these dishes were spectacular. Some of the best pizza and meatballs I've ever had in my life. The sauce is immaculate. We also ordered the apple calzone, pistachio cake, and lemon cake. I really enjoyed the lemon cake, but the pistachio was the star of the show! The Apple calzone was ok, and is made per order, but there wasn't much filling and it wasn't that flavorful. It was the only item I wouldn't order again.

    Tiramisu
    Francisco R.

    I had a great time at partenope. Staff is great and the atmosphere so relaxing. It's a fun spot downtown and good to catch happy hour and some amazing Italian food. I had the tridente pizza and absolutely loved it! Can't wait to come back

    Katrina V.

    Partenope has been on my "to-try" list for as long as I've been visiting Dallas for work. I decided to make a stop at lunch around 12pm on a Monday. The framed pictures and decor reminded of my Italian in-laws' house, so I felt the comfort of being at a home. The place was busy but not crowded, and I was able to get seated right away. I started at a table but noticed that the bar had an electric outlet. I moved to the bar and did a bit of work in between waits. Service was excellent. I mentioned to my server that I was on a time crunch and had to get to a meeting by a certain time. She and the kitchen came through with quickly getting my order to me and without compromising flavor or quality. I got the butternut squash bread salad, which was delicious. Loved the tender bites of squash, and the creaminess of the goat cheese was a nice contrast to the sweet lemon vinaigrette. The margherita pizza was great as well. I appreciated the generous amount of mozzarella. The marinara tasted bright and freshly made. I'm a fan of sweeter tomato sauces, but I thought Partnope was good.

    Margherita Pizza with prosciutto and artichoke added.
    Charles S.

    Wow! Great experience. In town driving for a major sporting event and my clients are Italian. After each event they would have me bring them here. I asked what was so special and they said the pizza is the closest they have found to Italy. So while I was waiting for them to enjoy their meal inside I ordered a pizza to eat for myself. It was amazing. Definitely worth a visit when in Dallas.

    Sean C.

    I had high expectations for this place. The happy hour wine was a great deal but nothing else really lived up to the hype. The lasagna was good, but not great. I also didn't like how a lot of the sauce was cold, while the inside was really hot. The deserts were also just ok, nothing special. The tiramisu tasted like one you could get from a grocery store.

    Hannah was a great server. first time coming here, ordered pizza, tiramisu & cappuccino. pizza has a soft center & crispy crust. that was my one complaint. wish it was cooked more so it had a more sturdy crust. tiramisu was fantastic (but small)

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    Do you offer gluten free pasta?

    We offer gluten friendly because even if the pasta itself is gluten free the environment it’s the same of regular pasta

    Do they take cash?

    We paid cash we last dined there.

    What is the wine corkage fee?

    We do not allowed outside wine . We offer a great wine list and cocktails Thank you

    Do you need reservations for a party of two on a Friday night?

    Not strictly required, but highly recommended.

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