Top Best Italian Restaurants in Pearland

"The path from farm to table is a short one at this attractive Heights eatery, which accepts walk-ins only and produces bountiful ingredients from its own onsite garden for dishes like smoked pork with smoked gouda and delicate pillows of ricotta gnocchi dusted with Parmesan and garnished with backyard greens. There’s an inevitable wait any night of the week, but the no-reservation policy isn’t so bad when the herb garden doubles as a lush and serene waiting area. Grab a glass of vino or a Fancy G&T crafted with herbs and lemon oil, and stroll the grounds for a look at bounty of the season."

"Situated next to a vegetable garden, Coltivare is a warm and cozy spot with wood fired pizzas and other mouth watering appetizers and entrees. While it can be a bit of a wait for a table, it’s more than worth it."

"DowntownSophisticated Italian steakhouse with a dark, sexy interiorThis Downtown stunner oozes sophistication, with a dark and luxe space that evokes a modern Italian villa. Set the mood with a superb bottle of wine, and keep the excitement going with fancy pants Italian steakhouse fare -- think aleppo-crusted tonno, housemade cacio e pepe hit with black truffles shaved tableside, and a prime porterhouse for two. Finish the night with Limoncello cocktails and Amaretto crème brûlée."

"Led by Executive Chef Danny Trace, Potente is an upscale Italian restaurant. Located in downtown Houston, every dish on the menu is locally sourced. The sophisticated Italian resta"

"The dueling hot spots in River Oaks Shopping Center both offer a lively patio dining scene — La Griglia’s on a tree-shaded side, B-19s front and center at the entrance. La Griglia, often considered the city politic’s swank cafeteria, fields requests for patio tables from a clutch of socialites, business heavyweights and romancing couples. In years past, owner Tilman Fertitta and his family made Sunday night supper on the patio a trusted ritual."

"Get your fix at this true Italian bakery, where the selection of macarons and cookies on offer changes each day, and cannolis are made fresh daily and filled fresh upon ordering. Find La Sicilia on Favor and UberEats or call 713-636-2900 to place and order."

"Fratelli’s, located on Wirt Road in Spring Branch, is a casual but refined Italian restaurant and a great place for affordable food on the Houston culinary scene. It focuses on Ita..."

"Fratelli’s, located on Wirt Road in Spring Branch, is a casual elegant Italian restaurant and a staple of the Houston culinary scene. They focus on Italian food and serve homemade ..."

"Once you come in and give Romano’s a try you can fuggetabout going anywhere else for pizza and pasta. The NY style pizza is fresh, authentic and delicious. Whether you order the Meat Lovers or the Hawaiian, the Veggie or the Pollo Special, you’ll come back for more."

"Capri Island native Vittorio Preteroti, who relocated to the United States in 1991, is the owner of Perbacco. He has designed his menu based on the authentic Italian culinary philosophy of the Mediterranean Diet. At Perbacco, guests can choose from a selection of salads, casseroles, pastas, and items from the grill during lunch, and a selection of antipastis al fornos, insalates, chicken, and fish items during dinner."

"Looking for delicious, authentic Italian food in the heart of the theater district?. Look no further than Perbacco!. Vittorio Preteroti, the owner of this fine establishment, was born and raised in Capri Island and brought his knowledge of and passion for Mediterranean food with him to the states in '91."

"Perbacco is a rare gem found right in the heart of the theater district in downtown Houston. They serve great authentic Italian food. Vittorio, the owner, and the chef are very friendly and accommodating."

"Impeccably prepared food with a sports bar atmosphere: This is what you'll find at Laurenzo's Restaurant. They only serve 100% natural grass fed beef, along with produce from their"

"Just a short distance away is the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site, a 1,200-acre national historic site that is home to the 567-foot-tall San Jacinto Monument commemorating the decisive battle in the Texas Revolution. At the base, you'll also find a museum. The permanent exhibit deals with the story of Texas' Independence."

"For a bird's eye view of Houston, head to the top of the San Jacinto Monument. The monument's observation deck overlooks Houston, the Houston Ship Channel, and this historic battleground. The San Jacinto Museum of History, which chronicles 400 years of early Texas history, is located at the bottom of the monument."

"This state historical park commemorates the place where Texas gained independence from Mexico in 1836 when Gen. Sam Houston defeated Gen. Santa Ana."

"The Museum of Fine Arts in Houston - one of the largest such establishments in the country - contains a vast collection of American, European, African, and Far Eastern art spanning some 6,000 years. Highlights of its more than 63,000 works include Italian Renaissance and French Impressionist paintings, American and European decorative arts, a notable collection of African and pre-Columbian gold, and numerous fine sculptures. If you are serious about exploring the museum, it's advisable to take a tour."

"Nearby Bayou Bend Collection and Gardens is the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston’s home museum for American paintings and decorative arts and boasts one of the best collections of American silver and ceramics. You can also check out the museum in general for cool exhibits like “Colors of the Oasis: Central Asian Ikats” and a showcase of Ron Mueck’s work."

"Founded in 1900, the MFAH is Texas's first art museum and one of the nation's largest. Its holdings represent the range of history, and its collections..."

"There's something mesmerizing about sitting in a darkened planetarium, gazing at the domed ceiling, and watching the spectacle unfold above you. Burke Baker grants just such an experience, courtesy of feature presentations that riff on space travel and exploration, the history of the moon, the evolution of our own planet, constellations, and the possibilities of extraterrestrial life. Other shows let visitors take a microscopic journey through the body or groove to Pink Floyd's "Dark Side of the Moon" through lights and music."

"AFTERNOON: The Houston Museum of Natural Science, one of the most visited museums in the U.S., features the Wortham IMAX Theatre, Burke Baker Planetarium, Cockrell Butterfly Center, permanent exhibit halls and traveling exhibitions. One of the best discovery places for kids and adults alike."

"Though it’s not as large as some options, Ervan Chew carries the honor of being the first legally off-leash park in Houston. If you’re looking for a smaller park with a neighborhood feel, you’ll enjoy this 9,000 square foot space with adjacent picnic area and public pool."

"Renowned as Dunlavy Park once upon a time, Ervan Chew Dog Park is nestled in the heart of Montrose. This is a beloved park for the pets and the pet owners. But that doesn’t mean it’s not meant for any other visitors."

"This beautiful nature preserve in the Memorial neighborhood of west Houston is a 17.5-acre wooded preserve along Rummel Creek. Home to a variety of native wildlife, including mammals, migratory songbirds, shorebirds, birds of prey and a variety of species of reptiles and amphibians, this is the perfect place to get away from the bustle of the city and enjoy nature. The park also houses a 1932 log cabin, originally the home of the park’s namesake, Edith L. Moore, and the only log home within the city of Houston that still stands today where it was originally built."

"The dog-friendly patio in the Heights offers a laidback garden retreat from the city, fit with twinkly lights, picnic tables, and a plethora of cocktails. In addition to daily specials like Taco Tuesdays, Steak Night on Wednesdays, and Old Fashioned Mondays, Wicklow Heights features Happy Hour from 4 – 6 pm from Monday through Friday."