Azzara's - Carson City
Azzara's
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**Azzara: A Celebrated Italian Escape in Incline Village**
Nestled in Incline Village, Azzara is a beloved Italian restaurant that consistently delights patrons with its authentic cuisine and warm ambiance. Diners rave about the fresh, flavorful dishes, from delectable pizzas and pastas to exquisite seafood. The attentive staff, highlighted by exceptional service, enhances the dining experience, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Though some note varying tastes in specific dishes like Alfredo sauce, the overall feedback is overwhelmingly positive. Azzara has become a must-visit destination, promising memorable meals that transport guests straight to Italy, making it a recommended stop for both locals and travelers.
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Mediocre. Only survive bc people here have nothing else to eatPizza with raw veggiesVeal pasta tastes like cheap instant
The cream of mushroom soup was incredible. The Alfredo sauce was wonderfully rich and creamy. The Caprese dish was delicious too.
For vegetarians, there are plenty of options, including various pasta dishes, outstanding eggplant Parmigiano, delicious salads (especially the Caesar), and roasted vegetables—though be sure to ask for them to be cooked a little longer, as they tend to be very al dente otherwise. You can check their menu online to see everything I might have missed.
Good food and service.
We had Azzaras pizza a couple years ago, it’s my boyfriend’s birthday weekend, and we remembered liking it. So we decided to make the drive there from Reno, the weather conditions were bad, so it took us an hour to get there. We saw we would be getting there a little before 8 o’clock. So we figured that would be an okay time to go, since that would be more than an hour before their google closing time.After our long drive, we got greeted by the Azzara employee with “welp we’re closed.”I responded, “we just drove an hour to get here ?”He replies in a sarcastic tone “you drove an hour.. to be here..?”..”well we don’t have enough business, ..you should have called.”My word vomit said “I’m sorry.” Which I shouldn’t have. They should have offered a pizza for takeout or something. But we got brushed off so it turned us off completely to even ask for that.And then he says in a monotoned un-heart felt “I’m sorry” and walks away.So we left to drive another hour back to our hotel in Reno.Worst customer service ever.
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