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Lafayette Restaurants by Cuisine

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• Antonio's Italian Restaurant
  "Quaint and good"
  "Antonio's is a very quaint find in the heart of wine country. Usually don't expect to find fairly good Italian food in a small rural town like Lafayette. The Manicotti/Canneloni combo dinner is one of my favorites. The meat sauce is flavorful and the stuffed pasta, creamy. My husband loves thei..."r pizza which is piled with delicious ingredients. The meats are flavorful, the sausage spicy if that is what you like. One of our favorites is also the Cucumber Salad. Fresh cucmbers, tomatoes, spinach, red onion, blues cheese crumbles. Worth every penny! Can be very busy after 6 pm Fri- Sunday, but the food is made to order and worth the wait. If you want food delivered faster, go to a fast food place inn Newberg or McMinville. " More >
• Antonio's Italian Restaurant
  "Grandma's recipes served in a quaint setting ! Ah relax. An Oregonstar"
  "This little place has the best food and get value. They had wine tasting and just great little feel. The way Our Oregon spots shine. Not fancy or pretentious just good and relaxing . Thanks for setting up shop in Oregon's third oldest town. I was referred here by the local Fire Dept."
• Antonio's Italian Restaurant
  "Very Kid-friendly"
  "We live in this town and are glad to have this little pizza place here. It's not my favorite in the whole county but it IS my husband's favorite and the quality is great. It's got the cutest atmosphere, great service, and what I like the best is that they have a shelf of toys kids can play with wh..."ile families wait for their food. When you have little ones with short attention spans, this little "extra" means a lot! My 4 year old likes going there because he knows he can grab a toy to tinker with. Also, for those tourists reading this who are also history buffs, this town offers a lot. It's one of the oldest towns in the state and just a few blocks from the restaurant is one of the oldest city parks in the state that became the town's "public square" in 1849. The park has a brand new state historical marker honoring one of our town's most famous pioneers, Abigail Duniway. There is also plenty of antique shopping available here. " More >