

At Mandola’s Italian Kitchen, we take pride in serving authentic Italian cuisine made from scratch every day. Our menu features classic Italian favorites like house-made pastas, hand-stretched pizzas, and slow-simmered sauces, all prepared with fresh ingredients and imported Italian products to deliver the true flavors of Italy. With 10 locations across Texas, Tampa, Jacksonville, and Maitland, there’s always a Mandola’s nearby. Stop in for authentic Italian food in a fast-casual spot the whole family will love.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12100 W Parmer Ln #200, Cedar Park, TX 78613
Phone: (512) 879-1450
Website: http://www.mandolas.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: tripleseat.com
Order: Order online
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Reviews
What we loved:
Delicious Food: The Fried Mozzarella was crispy and melted perfectly, while the Chicken Parmesan with Fettuccine Alfredo ️ was creamy and flavorful.
Authentic Flavors : Every dish had a true Italian taste, making it feel like we were dining in Italy!
Complimentary Bread : Fresh, warm bread served with a flavorful olive oil dip – a great touch to start the meal.
Service:
Fast & Friendly Service ⏱️: The staff was welcoming, and the food came out quickly, even with a busy crowd.
Attentive Staff : They made sure we had everything we needed without being intrusive.
Highlights:
Great Atmosphere : The ambiance was cozy and inviting, perfect for a casual dinner or a special celebration.
Perfect for Everyone : Whether you’re on a date or dining with family, this place is great for all occasions.
Final Thoughts:
Mandola’s Italian Kitchen is one of the best spots for authentic Italian food in Cedar Park. From the food to the service and atmosphere, it’s a top choice. We highly recommend it and look forward to our next visit! ❤️
We had limited Choices on New Years Day!
Umm It’s not me! I’m not over dressed!!
The people that go to this restaurant were bizarre at best.
Sweatpants and baseball caps on in a public dining area! So tacky!!
Women in ball caps! At an Italian restaurant!
I was in shock it was Rudy’s set up or Chipotle! Sad! If you sit in the bar area and try really hard not to look around, you can order full menu style!
But she dropped the ball on dessert orders and getting the check.
The bartender we said we were going to everything properly through her and tip her.
The full service area needs better dimmer lighting not the same as the open floor.
A dress code of some kind.
And well you wouldn’t need these things with common sense.
Very strange Italian restaurant!
We loved the desserts the best and took it home to eat romantically.
We did enjoy the Thursday special but you have to get extra marinara to cut the cream.
Then it was delicious.
I won’t be back.
Definitely lower middle class dining.
The staff was friendly and kept up with what we needed without being overbearing. The whole place had a relaxed and lively atmosphere with families and couples enjoying their meals. Our daughter loved the outdoor play area. We left full, had leftovers to take home, and already know we’ll be back!!
Bonus—best cannoli I’ve had in Austin! I’ve been on the hunt for great cannoli in this area for years. They fill it right at the counter after you order so it’s always fresh.
My neighbors invited me to join their Valentine’s tradition at Mandola’s and overall it was a really good experience.
They have five kids and this place is very family friendly. There’s a playground outside, which is huge when you’re dining with a crowd of little ones. Inside was spacious enough for the seven of us plus my daughter’s wheelchair, and we didn’t feel cramped at all. That alone earns major points from me.
It’s counter service. You order, they give you a table number, find you a table, and then bring the food out. Easy and smooth.
The food itself was fine. Nothing bad, just nothing that really stood out. I’d give the main food about three stars.
Now the gelato is a completely different story. I had stracciatella there and brought home pistachio and almond. I have traveled Europe extensively and have been to Italy multiple times, and I am not exaggerating when I say this is the best pistachio gelato I’ve ever had. Five stars all day long. The stracciatella was delicious too.
I also brought home a slice of Italian cream cake. It tasted like it may not be baked on site. It was a little dry, not bad, just not super fresh. I’d give the bakery four stars.
They also have a pretty solid beer and wine selection.
So here’s my breakdown
Gelato five stars
Food three stars
Atmosphere and family friendliness five stars
Bakery four stars
Overall I’m giving it four stars. I would absolutely go back, especially for that pistachio gelato.