Brio Italian Grille Menu With Prices [Updated Sept 2026]

Check out the updated Brio Italian Grille menu with prices, last verified in September 2026, for wood-fired steaks, house-made pasta, and Tuscan-inspired flatbreads. Brio Italian Grille has been serving upscale-casual Italian food since 1992, known for its warm, Tuscan-style dining rooms and a menu that blends classic Northern Italian dishes with modern American touches.

This guide covers the full Brio Italian Grille menu, from antipasti and salads to pasta, steaks, and dessert, along with current prices, so you know what to order before you go.

Brio Italian Grille Menu With Prices

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Sandwich de Milanesa

Lunch

ItemPrice
Soups & Side SaladsPriced by selection
Flatbread CombosFrom $14.29
Antipasti & FlatbreadsFrom $14.29
Lunch SandwichesFrom $15.39
Pasta CombosFrom $18.69
Pasta AutenticasFrom $18.69
Entrée SaladsFrom $19.79
Land & SeaFrom $19.79

Antipasti & Flatbreads

ItemPrice
Margherita Flatbread$17.59
Sausage, Pepperoni & Ricotta Flatbread$19.79
Pollo Al Forno Flatbread$19.79
Spinach & Artichoke Dip$18.69
Calamari$20.89
Shrimp & Eggplant$21.99
Bruschetta Sampler$23.09
Gorgonzola Lamb Chops*$29.69

Soups & Side Salads

ItemPrice
Lobster Bisque$12.09
Chopped Salad$12.09
Caesar Salad$12.09
Wedge Salad$12.09
Tomato Caprese$18.69

Entrée Salads

ItemPrice
Chicken Caesar Salad$23.09
Strawberry Balsamic Chicken Salad$24.19
Grilled Salmon Salad$30.29
Grilled Steak Salad*$30.29

Land & Sea

ItemPrice
Chicken Milanese$32.99
Chicken Limone$32.99
Grilled Chicken Marsala$32.99
Shrimp & Scallop Risotto$37.39
Grilled Salmon Fresca$38.49
Gorgonzola Crusted Beef Medallions*$42.89
Tuscan Grilled Pork Chops*$42.89
Lamb Chops*$51.69
Center Cut Filet Mignon*$60.49
New York Strip*$60.49

Pasta Tradizionale

ItemPrice
Spaghetti Pomodoro$19.79
Spaghetti Bolognese$22.39
Pasta Brio$24.69
Chicken & Spinach Fettuccine$24.19
Lasagna$25.29
Pasta alla Vodka$26.89
Ravioli di Bello$26.39
Sausage Rigatoni Arrabbiata$28.59
Sausage Carbonara$32.99
Lobster & Shrimp Fettuccine$43.99

Sides

ItemPrice
Gnocchi Cacio e Pepe$15.39
Risotto with Shrimp$16.49

Dessert

ItemPrice
Caramel Mascarpone Cheesecake$12.09
Warm Chocolate Cake$12.09
Chocolate Chip Bread Pudding$12.09
Tiramisu$12.39

Beverages

ItemPrice
Can Pepsi$3.89
Can Diet Pepsi$3.89
Aquafina (16.9 oz)$3.89

Disclaimer: Menu items and prices on this website are for reference only and may not reflect current offerings. Please check with your local restaurant for the latest updates. Items marked with * may be cooked to order; consuming undercooked meat carries food safety risks.

Best Value Picks on the Menu

If you’re watching your budget, here’s where Brio Italian Grille gives you the most for your money:

Spaghetti Pomodoro ($19.79). The most affordable pasta on the Tradizionale menu.

Lunch Combos (from $14.29-$18.69). Lunch pricing runs noticeably lower than the dinner menu for similar dishes.

Soups & Side Salads ($12.09 each). A cheap way to start a meal or add a lighter course.

Margherita Flatbread ($17.59). The cheapest shareable starter on the Antipasti menu.

How Brio Italian Grille Compares

Brio’s steaks and Land & Sea entrées are priced similarly to other upscale-casual Italian and steakhouse chains like Carrabba’s or Il Fornaio, generally above a neighborhood Italian-American restaurant but below true fine dining. Its lunch menu, with combos starting well under $20, gives it more flexibility for a lighter midday visit than its dinner pricing might suggest.

About Brio Italian Grille

Brio Italian Grille was founded in 1992 in Columbus, Ohio, by brothers Rick and Chris Doody, working with executive chef Phil Yandolino, under the name Bravo Development Inc. The concept, originally called Brio Tuscan Grille, aimed to bring the warmth of a Tuscan dining room to American suburbs, built around wood-fired grills, made-to-order sauces, and fresh ingredients.

The company went public in 2010 as Bravo Brio Restaurant Group, then changed hands several times over the following decade: sold to Spice Private Equity in 2018 and briefly rebranded under FoodFirst Global Restaurants, then acquired by Earl Enterprises (owner of Buca di Beppo and Bertucci’s) in 2020 after FoodFirst’s bankruptcy. In August 2025, Bravo Brio Restaurants filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy for a second time, and in October 2025, hospitality group R&R Brands, led by Scott Taylor, took over management of the Brio and Bravo brands, with plans to lean further into Brio’s Tuscan, wine-country positioning going forward.

Why Brio Italian Grille Is Famous

Wood-fired cooking. Steaks and select entrées are prepared over an open flame, which the brand has built its identity around since opening.

An upscale-casual Tuscan atmosphere. Warm lighting, open kitchens, and stonework details are designed to feel like a Tuscan dining room rather than a typical American-Italian chain.

A broad Land & Sea menu. Steaks, chops, and seafood dishes give the dinner menu more range than a pasta-only Italian restaurant.

Celebration-friendly dining. Brio is commonly used for birthdays, anniversaries, and date nights, aided by its Happy Hour and full bar program.

FAQs

What is the dress code at Brio Italian Grille?

The atmosphere is upscale casual, so business casual or dressy-casual clothing, like nice jeans or slacks, fits in comfortably at most locations.

Should I make a reservation at Brio?

Walk-ins are often accepted, but reservations are recommended, especially on weekends or at busier locations, to avoid long waits.

Is Brio Italian Grille kid-friendly?

Yes, a dedicated kids’ menu with items like pasta and chicken fingers is typically available, and the restaurant can also accommodate gluten-free requests for adults.

What are Brio’s most popular dishes?

Pasta Brio, Grilled Chicken Marsala, and the Gorgonzola Lamb Chops are frequently mentioned as guest favorites, alongside the Happy Hour specials in the bar area.

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Have you visited Brio Italian Grille recently? Prices and menu items can vary by location, so let us know in the comments if you spotted something different, and we’ll update this page.

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