

Trattoria Carina
4.7(2k+)•
DashPass•
Italian•
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DashPass
4.7(2k+)•
$$•Italian
Trattoria Carina is a casual neighborhood Italian restaurant from the same family as Pub & Kitchen, with a focus on wonderful cuisine and a warm ambiance at an affordable price. Our menu changes seaso…
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9:30 am–2:10 pm; 4:30 pm–9:10 pmFeatured Items
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Featured Items
BUCATINI AMATRICIANA
USD 25.00
RIGATONI CARBONERA
USD 26.00
CRISPY CHICKEN SANDWICH
USD 19.00
PEPPERONI MELT
USD 19.00
ITALIAN HOAGIE
USD 17.00
CAESAR SALAD
USD 17.00
Reviews2k+ ratings • 40+ public reviews
4.7
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Shahzad I
Local Expert • 35 contributionsLoved
• 10/3/24Best CHICKEN PARMESAN I've had in any restaurant in the tri-state area. The chicken portion is massive and the crust/breading is perfect with the right amount of cheese and sauce.
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Taylor S
1 contributionsLoved
• 23/3/26Everything here is consistently flavorful, packaged well with good portions, and the perfect temperature. Love having this spot in our neighborhood! The meatballs are by far my favorite and I always order. The herbs and citrus in the burrata are an incredible pairing. Hard not to order more than once every few weeks!
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Donavan B
3 contributionsDidn't like
• 23/3/26I thought the red sauce was a little sour and the portions were too small for the price. The spaghetti was undercooked, it was 2 twirled bundles of spaghetti and 1 was under and inedible. The 3 items was not worth the $90 pricetag.
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L H
4 contributionsDidn't like
• 21/3/22Their standards have seriously dropped over the last year. I spent $24 on a Cacio y Pepe and got noodles covered in oil and pepper. This was a change from my regular order of Bolognese which used to be a significant portion is now down to some dry bland noodles with a few specks of ground beef.
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Michael A
Emerging Expert • 4 contributionsDidn't like
• 3/4/23Very disappointed. Very expensive for what we got. The TAGLIATELLE BOLOGNESE had almost no bolognese and entirely noodles; the GARLIC TOAST was one small piece of bread cut in half for $8. Not worth the money.