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Salute Italian Restaurant: Frisco’s Best Hidden Gem for Classic Italian

Salute Italian Restaurant — Frisco's Best Hidden Gem

“How did I not know about this sooner?!” That’s how creator Breshell (@breshellwest) reacted to Salute Italian Restaurant, calling it the best hidden gem in Frisco, Texas — and plenty of west-Frisco locals would quietly agree (while hoping the secret keeps).

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How did I not know about this sooner?! The best hidden gem in Frisco, Texas #friscotexas #restaurant

Why locals love Salute

Salute blends family recipes with a menu that goes beyond pasta — filet mignon, seafood, and Italian classics done with care. Standouts include the meat-stuffed ravioli with Italian sausage marinara, fettuccine in parmesan-romano sauce, and a decadent lobster-stuffed pasta finished with lobster bisque sauce. Portions are generous, and the service has that family-run warmth chains can’t fake.

The vibe

White-tablecloth comfortable rather than stuffy — good for date night, family dinners, and celebrations that call for tiramisu. It sits on the west side of Frisco near Little Elm, which is exactly why so many people east of the Tollway haven’t discovered it yet.

Location & hours

Address: 5480 FM 423, Suite 100, Frisco, TX 75036 · (214) 407-7402

Open evenings from 4 PM. Reservations available on OpenTable — smart for weekend dinner.

Frequently asked questions

What should I order at Salute?

The lobster-stuffed pasta with lobster bisque sauce is the showstopper; the stuffed ravioli is the comfort classic.

Does Salute take reservations?

Yes, via OpenTable or by phone — recommended Friday and Saturday nights.

Is Salute expensive?

Mid-range for quality Italian: most entrees sit comfortably below steakhouse prices.

More Frisco favorites

See how Salute stacks up in our highest-rated restaurants in Frisco list, or go big with our fine dining guide. All reviews: Restaurants.