Razzo - Norfolk

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Razzo

Razzo
4.5 / 5 (1546 reviews)

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The menu of Razzo from Norfolk includes 86 menus. On average the menus or drinks on the menu cost approximately $15.0. You can view the categories on the menu below.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: sam

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★ 4.5 / 5 from 1546 reviews

Was Breanna Zeman at Razzo a mag?
Very cute place! Most of the people in there are dressed casually. There’s not that much seating so you may want to plan accordingly. The calamari was great; It had a nice breading to it! I got the penne ricotta and it was sooo good. The sausage on it had so much flavor. The pasta portions are large though so if you have a small stomach like me I’d recommend sharing an entree. View all feedback.

What Cem Saydam dislikes about Razzo:
Three of us had dinner on 7/8/23. Martinis were OK. Calamari was good. Beet salad was very good as well as the house salad with grilled shrimp. We also ordered pizza with pepperoni, mushrooms, and basil on it. Came with only pepperoni. Either the server or kitchen forgot to put mushrooms and basil on it. Since our son had limited time (had to go back to USS Bataan), we did not ask for another pizza. View all feedback.

tom-crum-2
04.10.2024

Overall, it was an okay experience. I tried the chicken marsala, but I found the pasta to be overly seasoned, which affected the flavor of the marsala. The chicken parmesan was decent, but in general, when you consider the current prices for dining out, it feels overpriced for what you receive.

terry-hartsook
04.10.2024

Razos is becoming my favorite Italian restaurant in the area. Really good food.

pat-marrero
04.10.2024

The food was incredibly fresh and delicious, and I really enjoyed the calm and relaxing ambiance.

sam-moore-ivy70
04.10.2024

Great food! Great service! I wish they opened a little earlier like 4:00 but it’s worth the wait!!

anne-s-library8484
04.10.2024

My boyfriend and I made our first visit here last Saturday evening for dinner. I had a hankering for pasta and almost resigned to [unmentionable Italian chain restaurant name] when he suggested we traverse the tunnel to this revamped fire station spot. The atmosphere is quaint and homey with well-chosen touches. Our server was funny yet very attentive. He opted for the spaghetti and meatballs while I tried the white lasagna. Although higher priced than [blasphemous Italian chain name], you definitely get what you pay for in terms of food quality, taste and value. Everything was super delicious! Also, we do our best to support local businesses. I saved about half of my lasagna portion to reheat in the oven for lunch. Still awesome. I scarfed it down like a guarded submariner who got real eggs for breakfast. We will definitely return to savor more fares from Razzo. Mention [abominable Italian chain name] should you dine there and attempt to compare, and you’ll most likely get slapped by everyone: back of house, front of house, patrons who understand the assignment, probably even the Starbucks workers across the street, too. No comparison. Very authentic Italian food made with love. Go there hungry and enjoy! The bread is also amazing, and try to make room for dessert, all made from scratch. Pleasantly surprised and stuffed.

  • Piatto Unico

    Peroni Battered Shrimp
    Peroni Battered Shrimp
    $11.9
  • Pasta

    Penne With Penne With
    Penne With Penne With
    $18.8
    Pappardelle With Sausage  Peas Finished With Cream
    Pappardelle With Sausage Peas Finished With Cream
    $18.8
  • Mains

    White Lasagne
    White Lasagne
    $17.8
  • Antipasti

    Baked Fennel
    Baked Fennel
    $8.9
  • Side Dishes

    Marinated Portabellas
    Marinated Portabellas
    $9.9

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