Mandola's Italian

It's like the amusement park of Italian food! My friends + I love coming here. The food is amazing! We've never been disappointed. And the desserts are something to write home about. Take a coffee to-go because it doesn't disappoint either ????????

Before I get to praising the fantastic family-friendly ambiance and excellent food (which plenty other reviewers already have done), I want to say a great big thank you for one of the nicest and the most thoughtful changing table/accommodation I've seen anywhere in public, let alone in the men's room no less. I feel that there will be other fathers of young children who will certainly appreciate this.

This was my first visit and even before food came out, I felt instantly welcomed as a guest. Food was as great as I thought it would be. I didn't get the gelato this time, but most certainly will for future visits.

Mandola's has wonderful Italian food with fast and friendly service. I love their Fettuccine Alfredo! They are centrally located in the Triangle and also have a deli and dessert section in their restaurant. Awesome spot!

I always eat here when I'm in town they have delicious food. I have never had a bad experience since I have started going and it's on 6 years. Definitely a good place to try Italian foods!

We ordered a 12 inch Italian sausage, pepperoni and mushrooms. The pizza had good flavor but you could not pick up a slice with one hand, too soft. Not to mention hands got very greasy every time you picked it up. They bring you a basket of some great Italian pan bread and a great dipping sauce. We also ordered some garlic bread with cheese. Very good Italian bread. Looking a the pictures along with the reviews on Google one might think they bake a bunch of different types of Italian bread and display them in the baskets for sale. That is not the case. A manager told me that those are old pictures on Google. Also note there isn't any salad bar. Might look like it in the pictures. The employees working the floor were very friendly. The ones behind the counter a little smug. Several options for seating inside or outside. It's a little confusing how you get started. There is a sign that says; wait to be seated but, you need to go to the counter to order your meal and than they will bring it to your table. The atmosphere was a little mundane for an Italian restaurant but they did have a lot of pictures on the wall covering their history. The pizza, garlic bread with cheese, 2 salads and 2 drinks $34 with tax. Very reasonable. There is also a display with Italian ice cream and several baked desserts. All and all we think you will enjoy it also. We would return if we lived in Austin.