Louisiana’s Italian roots run deep. The Pelican State saw a huge spike in immigrants from Sicily (and other areas of Southern Italy) in the early 1900s, and many of them settled in New Orleans, specifically around the French Quarter, but many settled in other parts of the state, including northern Louisiana. There’s one special Italian restaurant in Bossier City serving up some of the best Italian cuisine in the state, and I think you’ll fall in love after just one bite.

Visit Notini’s website to peep the full menu, and be sure to follow Notini’s on Facebook so you never miss out on any specialty creations coming out of the kitchen.

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