Sugo Restaurant & Tapas- A Blend of Italian & Greek Cuisine
(877) 275-3780
408 S Atlanta St
Roswell,
GA
30075
34.0098
-84.3613
Hours:
Mon-Thu 5pm-10pm
Fri-Sat 5pm-11pm
Price:
$$
Sugo
Last updated 10.16.09
What People Are Saying About Sugo
The Owner
Sugo
Owner
In 1947 Italian born Arcito Castellucci married Sophia Zavanlagos, a girl from Sparta, Greece. As you may have guessed, dinner was an event at the Castellucci household. Rather than decide between the cuisines, they decided to blend both cultures together, creating authentic dishes that represented the best of both worlds. The oldest son, Frederic II, studied the art of these recipes and once he had perfected them, Sugo was created. Not only did Frederick II learn the secret to making mouthwatering dishes, but he learned the value of a dollar. And as you will see from our menu, he…
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – Anchoring a shopping center strip, Sugo welcomes diners with new, home-like interiors that suggest you are eating in someone's large, Tuscan-inspired dining room. Dark wood tables set generously apart, wood and concrete floors and burgundy walls add to the cozy ambience. The servers are young, energetic and knowledgeable, and confidently explain preparations and recommend wines. Service is nicely paced and attentive throughout the meal, adding to the convivial ease. – – The Food – Mediterranean dishes are joyousy over the top, with portions that evoke a…
11/04/09
Class meets convenience
by EllaRoxboro at Citysearch
Pizza rollatini with caramalized onions, BBQed octopus, elegant espresso machine, unique martinis made of fresh ingredients...Sugo truely is the best of comfort, taste, affordability, and luxury.
11/02/09
Great atmosphere, great location
by garciaky at Citysearch
Similar to their other locations, this Sugo is magnificent in quality and atmosphere. Very attentive wait staff and great food selection.
- Pros: The castelluccis make you feel at home
08/19/09
A must visit for anyone in the Roswell/Alphareta area
by BennyS at Citysearch
I take out of town visiter and my ITP friends here all the time. I am not normally a tapas fan, but this place has the best I have ever had. The meatballs are an absolute must!!!! If you arent into tapas, then the rest of the Italian food is also amazing. I took an italian friend here for the first time and he is now constantly going back.
Equally as amazing as the food quality is the very reasonable prices. No matter what we order or how much i get to drink, i am never shocked at the bill and always think what a great deal it is.
The historic roswell location is better than the one off holcomb bridge.
- Pros: AMAZING tapas, great prices, top notch service
- Cons: cant think of anythign
The Details on Sugo
The Extras:
Watch for special events like well-priced wine dinners.
Category:
Italian, Restaurants, Catering, Dessert Shops
Payment Methods:
Cash, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Family-Friendly Dining, Romantic Dining, Outdoor Dining, Private Rooms, Hidden Find, Business Dining, Family Style Dining, Date Spot, Upscale Casual Dining, Group Dining, Private Parties, Sommelier
Cuisine:
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Message from Sugo
- Italian & Greek Cuisine
- Tapas & Small Plates
- Family Friendly Dining
In 1947 Italian born Arcito Castellucci married Sophia Zavanlagos, a girl from Sparta, Greece. As you may have guessed, dinner was an event at the Castellucci household. Rather than decide between the cuisines, they decided to blend both cultures together, creating authentic dishes that represented the best of both worlds.
The oldest son, Frederic II, studied the art of these recipes and once he had perfected them, Sugo was created. Not only did Frederick II learn the secret to making mouthwatering dishes, but he learned the value of a dollar. And as you will see from our menu, he carried that over to his customers.
So allow our family to make your evening special with our authentic cuisine and gracious hospitality. We would love to have the opportunity to host you and your family and let you see what happens when an Italian marries a Greek.
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