
Experience the enchantment of Gratzzi Italian Grill, an exquisite Italian restaurant in St. Petersburg, Florida. Step into a warm and inviting ambiance, where traditional hospitality meets culinary mastery. Indulge in mouthwatering homemade pasta dishes, savor the flavors of signature creations like Lobster Ravioli and Osso Buco, and explore a curated selection of fine Italian wines. Impeccable service and attention to detail complete this unforgettable dining experience. Welcome to Gratzzi, where Italy comes alive in every bite. Buon appetito!
White-tablecloth bar/restaurant offering classic Italian entrees plus pizza bar selections.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 211 2nd St S, St. Petersburg, FL 33701
Phone: (727) 623-9037
Website: http://gratzzigrille.com/
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Our friends decided we should start with the Cavatelli Bada Bing entree as a shareable appetizer. It is prepared table-side. Whatch out for the flame! Everything about this is entirely phenomenal. The padana parmesan, vodka sauce, and Cavatelli, created a creamy masterpiece of a flavorful meal. Bravo!
For my entree I ordered the Rigatonnaci Alla Vodka. Another perfect blend of flavors. I am not one for spicy food and was happy the sausage mild. The pancetta added a nice savory touch. The vodka sauce was just the right amount and consistency. A winner for me.
DH ordered the Pappardelle Alfredo with Chicken. Another chart topping mix of flavors. Just looking at the plate you know you’re in for a great experience. Chicken was seasoned exceptionally well and perfectly cooked. Pasta was just right too. Everything about it was delicious.
Our friends both ordered the Chicken Parmigiana. Both were extremely pleased saying the chicken was juicy and tender. This is their favorite meal.
This just might be our go to Italian restaurant.
I am shocked at the raving reviews of this place. Are you guys cracked out? We waited 2 hours before our waitress even took our food order. Kept saying “I’ll be right back” and then we’d wait 40 more minutes. By the time our actual food came out we were absolutely starving, and then I wanted to shed a tear as she placed a plate of BOILED DINNER in front of me.
The “chicken piccata” was genuinely an unseasoned cutlet of boiled slimy chicken alongside boiled and unseasoned cauliflower and carrots. Cacio e Pepe was literally buttered noodles I’d make as a struggle meal. Bugatini con burrata was chef boyardi. I am so sad to see my $180+ go to this boiled tv dinner disgrace. PLEASSSSEEEE do not regard any good review you see, I was led astray as well. I pray this saves 1 person their money and time and joy
I am part Italian. My grandmother was born in Brunico. I grew up in a small town that was dominated by Italians. Despite my mother being 1/2 Italian and not having been invited to host her own cooking show on PBS (ha!), she knew how to make meatballs! In my entire life I have never had such horrible meatballs. Why are they like this? Whoever from Gratzzi made them, or if they were even made by Gratzzi…, compacted them way too tightly and/or, severely overcooked them.
This was our second time eating there. The first time we were unimpressed as well. A vodka sauce that was weirdly watery. But they do have an excellent location and the bartender, who has been there a long time and is very personable and has a good following. (Interesting, we found out that most of those who sit at the bar at Gratzzi, don’t order the food there!)
And of course, everything at Gratzzi is inordinately expensive. Though they are not downtown but offer much better Italian fare, try Noble Crust or Jay Luigi.
The drinks were weak and lacked alcohol. For entrees we ordered several pastas and once again the red sauce dishes were the best. Overall it was an okay visit. The service was friendly and attentive.
If you haven’t been to Gratzzi in St. Pete yet, do yourself a favor and go. The atmosphere hits that perfect balance between lively and cozy — think warm lighting, friendly chatter, and a true neighborhood Italian vibe that instantly feels like home.
Dinner was perfection from start to finish: house salad with signature dressing, a ridiculously good chicken parm served with house made gnocchi by request, and the showstopper — a pasta cheese wheel that was pure table-side theater (and yes, worth every bite).
Sharing the experience with NYC galfriends just made it all the better. Gratzzi isn’t just dinner — it’s a full-on experience.
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