Menu from Foffano's
Menu highlights
Includes dishes that are:
Vegetarian
Zuppa di Pomodoro & Basilico
Tomato & Basil Soup
Funghi con Gorgonzola
Slow baked Mushroom with Gorgonzola cheese and homemade Bread
Gamberoni Aglio, Olio & Peperoncino
King Prawns sautéed in Olive Oil, Garlic & Chilli
Pasta
Genovese
Green Pesto Linguine
Frutti Di Mare
Linguine in a cream based mixed Seafood Sauce
Foffano Speciale
Penne pasta in a Spicy Pepperoni, Salame & Calabrese Sausage Sauce
Desserts
Pannacotta Vanilla and Gianduia
Coconut mousse with Bounty ice cream
Tiramisu
More about the restaurant: Foffano's
The North East of England at times can seem a long way from the sunny climes of Italy – more Middlesbrough than the Mediterranean – but at Foffano’s on Bakehouse Hill in Darlington town centre, they can make you feel like you’re in Sicily or Sardinia. Their take on Italian food is authentic, with pizzas, pastas, risottos and all your favourites. Book a table now for a taste of the bel paese.
Frequently asked questions
Does Foffano's serve Italian food?
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Thinking about making a Foffano's booking?
Italian restaurants are ten-a-lira in the UK, and there is a huge disparity between the best and the worst. Luckily for the Italian cognoscenti of Darlington, they’ve got one of the good ones, in the form of Foffano’s on Bakehouse Hill in the town centre. They’ve been going since 2007, and their superb location – close to the Cornmill Shopping Centre and a short walk from Darlington train station – their fresh ingredients and their dedication to traditional Italian recipes is a winning combination.
The menu at Foffano’s is all you could want from an Italian restaurant and more. Begin your Bakehouse Hill meal with a selection of antipasti and bruschetta, before moving onto a lasagne, a risotto, a pasta or one of their Italian-style steaks. There are pizzas, of course, as well, and seafood – more than enough to satisfy your whole party. Book a table now for one of the finest Italian restaurants in Darlington town centre.