Sugo Restaurant & Tapas, Duluth

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We didn't have a baby sitter, so we took the kids with us and they both enjoyed pizza while my wife and I had a delicious multi-course Italian dinner. more»

The next day I was home remembering how great the meal was and I was astounded when I got a personal email from the owner thanking me for coming in. more»

Big flavors , great wine , and excellent service is what makes this is our go to restaurant for any occasion or just a meal out. more»

I brought a client here because I know it will be excellent , with great service , and a meal one can talk about for months. more»

The atmosphere was warm and intimate , and I liked the décor. more»

Fabulous food , great service , and terrific atmosphere. more»

In 1950 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.