Any italian areas in Greenville.. (Simpsonville, Woodruff: university, restaurants, food)

[tonyandclaire89]

Hi All,

Just wondering if there's an italian section in Greenville...If I'm able to convince the wife someday to relocate from Massachusetts...I definitely dont want to go to an area with no authentic italian food...Ill really miss that
pasta...lol

[guestposter24]

Well, I guess if there's a whole section of people just like you here there will be no reason to adapt?

[NoodlesKnowles]

Originally Posted by tonyandclaire89

Hi All,

Just wondering if there's an italian section in Greenville...If I'm able to convince the wife someday to relocate from Massachusetts...I definitely dont want to go to an area with no authentic italian food...Ill really miss that
pasta...lol

I haven't had any realy authentic Italian food around here, sorry to burst your bubble. I'm not saying there isn't any, just that I haven't had it yet, and i've been here for almost 2 years. Don't mind guestposter, he's like that all the time. There's not really enough town here for there to be "sections". Anyway, there is good food around here and plenty of it! Bring your wife for a visit, and take a look around, she might change her mind!

[tonyandclaire89]

Hi Noodles Knowles,

Thanks for the info ...and regarding guestposter24 as they say italian he's just a Big Meatball shooting off alot of garlic----

[guestposter24]

Originally Posted by tonyandclaire89

Hi Noodles Knowles,

Thanks for the info ...and regarding guestposter24 as they say italian he's just a Big Meatball shooting off alot of garlic----

Look at Miami. Spanish people gather together(somewhat understandably) so they never learn English. I'm just using that as an example.

I didn't know meatballs had garlic.

[tonyandclaire89]

Hi guestposter24

First of all...Im not spanish...Two...All the italians I know speak fluent english...And for your info...I have Mechanical Engineering degree from "YES"
an American University...so please don't stereotype groups...and yes the meatballs my mother makes do have garlic...Bon Appetite...

Ciao....

[guestposter24]

Originally Posted by tonyandclaire89

Hi guestposter24

First of all...Im not spanish...Two...All the italians I know speak fluent english...And for your info...I have Mechanical Engineering degree from "YES"
an American University...so please don't stereotype groups...and yes the meatballs my mother makes do have garlic...Bon Appetite...

Ciao....

I know you speak English. I was using that as an example as to how the people didn't adapt and overtook the culture in that area.

[DSMRE]

Originally Posted by tonyandclaire89

Hi guestposter24

First of all...Im not spanish...Two...All the italians I know speak fluent english...And for your info...I have Mechanical Engineering degree from "YES"
an American University...so please don't stereotype groups...and yes the meatballs my mother makes do have garlic...Bon Appetite...

Ciao....

And guestposter probably doesn't even have a degree. Most educated people are open minded. Come on down, I welcome you. Might help run some of the uneducated and ignorant out to somewhere else.

[ckeegan]

Originally Posted by tonyandclaire89

I definitely dont want to go to an area with no authentic italian food...Ill really miss that pasta...lol

Giovanni's Italian Restaurant‎
1178 Woodruff Rd # 4, Greenville, SC

[DSMRE]

Milano's in Simpsonville is pretty good also.