Ruth
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7 years ago
The service was wonderful, but the food just wasn't what I expected.
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About Hill Country Pasta House
- Cuisine
- Pasta, Italian, Southwestern, European, Pizza
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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- Price
- $15-$30
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- Attire
- Casual
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- Alcohol
- Available
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- Parking
- Street
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- Delivery
- No
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- Takeout
- Yes
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- Reservations
- Yes
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- Gluten Free Options
- Yes
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- Catering
- Yes
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- Good For Kids
- Yes
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- Good For Groups
- Yes
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- Kids Menu
- Yes
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- WiFi
- Yes
Tips
Teri
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8 years ago
Both the food and service were excellent!!! We look forward to returning.
Romie
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8 years ago
The prices are way to high for the food you get. Also, the food temperature is not right….too cold (barely warm).
Sam
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8 years ago
Chicken Parmesan was the best I've had since I lived in NY! Very reasonable pricing.
Donna
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8 years ago
All of our food was delicious, from the salads to the entrees. Our friend ordered just plain chicken because he can't eat Italian food and he raved for days about how good the chicken was. We will be returning to The Pasta House.
Michael
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8 years ago
pasta is always fresh,great pizzas
Gary
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8 years ago
Service was great and the food was very good.
Bill
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8 years ago
We had an excellent waitress. Food was outstanding.
Mike
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8 years ago
Laid back and quiet
William
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8 years ago
Probably needed more waitress help
From Our Editors
The chefs at Hill Country Pasta House have no quarrel with traditional Italian food—they whip up as mean a chicken rigatoni as anybody. But mastering classic Italian cooking is a mere stepping stone toward the restaurant's standout fusions of Italian and southwestern flavors. Besides tossing grilled chicken with jalapeño fettuccine and tequila cream sauce, the culinary team lends an extra kick to shrimp diablo by stuffing each bacon-wrapped crustacean with serrano peppers.
A serrano salsa likewise spices up the aptly named serrano pizza, but Hill Country's wood-fired pizzas can also host more common toppings, such as wine mushrooms. In addition to grain-heavy eats, gluten-free options are also available.
