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Restaurants • Cafes, Coffee, and Coffee Houses • Italian Restaurants
2824 East Indian School Road #10,
Phoenix ,
AZ
85016
UNITED STATES
Family owner Italian restaurant in Phoenix. Award winning Chef Richard Bock, purveyor of no-frills Italian dining. Giuseppe's on 28th is focus on pleasing every guest with an authentic Italian dining experience. With award winning made from scratch Italian that has been featured on Diners Drive In and Dives, New Times Best of Phoenix, and Check Please Arizona, and more. For Lunch or Dinner in a comfortable setting, every guest leaves satisfied, happy, and full. Remember to leave room for house made desserts.
Based on 2 reviews
Guiseppe's is a greast casual dinner
Great food. One of the few BYOBs I've ever been to in the Valley. Take a bottle of wine and enjoy great pasta. The decor is simple and the room is small but the food is worth it!Hands down great food, great people
I'm not sure what the previous review was referring to, but I was astounded at the service, quality of food, and just plain liveliness of such a small restaurant when I went here. There are no menus, just the day's specials on giant chalkboards on the wall. Probably 9-10 tables in a small strip-mall space decorated with white and black checker tiling, this place has done a great job with a difficult location. The first thing I notice when I walk in is that EVERY table had a bottle of wine, despite the fact that this place is BYOB only. Then, looking around at the other patrons, I realized these people all dined here at least once or twice a month and seemed to be very loyal regulars. With the sheer variety of dishes offered here, it's no wonder that you can keep coming back for something new. Another great part of the ambiance was the open, conversational atmosphere; every table seemed to be talking to every other table! Try looking around this place and finding anything but big grins of contentment, you won't see much else. And the most important part: the FOOD. My first question (to the owner, who also happened to serve our table that night) was "what do you recommend?" He went through four dishes with us, two of which the other people I ate with ordered and LOVED: the roast chicken and green chili penne, and the classic spaghetti bolognese. I was kind of surprised that I went to an italian restaurant that so highly recommended something so seemingly plain in character... until I tried it. Spicy and delicious, someone here can cook pasta to the peak of perfection. And finally, my dish, the carbonara. This dish will make you fall in love with Italian food all over again, it is the essence of a rich and savory Italian meal. Anyone trying to get a bite ran the risk of a swift fork to the hand, this creamy goodness is too good to share. For $12-15 a plate, you get pasta that should cost $45 a plate. Eat here.Worldwide > United States > Phoenix > Italian Restaurants