Italian Restaurants in Gladstone, MO

We list 3 Italian restaurants in Gladstone, Missouri. Hover over a place to spot it on the map, check whether it is open right now, and tap Route for turn-by-turn directions.

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None of the places in Gladstone publish opening hours in our guide yet, so it is best to call ahead.

For comparison, across Missouri the typical weekday runs from 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM, and 87% of places open on Sundays.

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Opening hours of every place in Gladstone
PlaceWeekdaysSunday
Scola's Italian CookiesItalian RestaurantNot listedNot listed
Dominic's Casual Italian ExpressItalian RestaurantNot listedNot listed
The Italian Sausage CompanyItalian RestaurantNot listedNot listed

Our guide to Italian restaurants in Gladstone

Italian restaurants in the US span two related traditions: Italian-American cooking – red sauce, chicken parmigiana, baked ziti and generous portions that grew out of immigrant neighborhoods – and regional Italian cooking that follows the menus of Rome, Tuscany, Sicily or Emilia-Romagna more closely, often with fresh pasta made in house.

A full Italian meal is traditionally structured in courses: antipasti, a pasta course (primo), a meat or fish course (secondo) and dessert. Few diners order all four, so most restaurants are happy for you to share starters and treat a pasta as your main.

Opening hours

Based on 42 Italian restaurants in Missouri with published hours, the typical weekday schedule runs from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM. 50% are open on Sundays, 36% are open seven days a week and 50% stay open until 10 PM or later.

Prices

Across 15 menus from Italian restaurants in Missouri, the median item costs $15.99; half of all priced items fall between $10.49 and $21.99. The most common menu sections are Appetizers, Salads, Pasta, and Pastas.

Services

Of 1,261 Italian restaurants with detailed profiles in our guide: 100% list “dine-in”, 95% list “accepts reservations”, 91% list “delivery”, and 89% list “high chairs”.