Sugo
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In 1947 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.
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Customer Reviews (31 reviews)
EllaRoxboro
on Citysearch Nov 03, 2009Comfortable atmosphere, wait staff never tries to rush you. (more)
Kaylen09
on Citysearch Nov 01, 2009Having dined Sugo for years, I can't imagine a more affordable and great tasting meal. Without paying much more then you would for fast food, you can be filled up on their tapas and tasted the likes of calamari,... (more)
garciaky
on Citysearch Nov 01, 2009the food is great and the menu allows you to tailor to your exact tastes. (more)
lisa3686
on Citysearch Sep 21, 2009I honestly have never had a bad dining experience at Sugo. The food is autthentic, serving size ample and staff is the best. Ryan--the bartender is the best!!! Ask for the specialty drink "The Sun Also Rises"... (more)
pferrer
on Citysearch Feb 17, 2009The is a great place for a date a or a family. Owners and staff love the food and it shows. Great inventive dishes of Itialian and Greek influences. Creative cocktails from bartender a plus. Nothing routine about... (more)
swehurricane
on Citysearch Nov 25, 2008This is a great place so don't let the suburbian location fool you. It is romantic, though somewhat loud when it's crowded. The food is great, I had the Pork Tenderloin Paladar which was perfectly cooked, moist and... (more)
Citysearch User
on Citysearch Nov 15, 2008Why drive to Buckhead when there's such a jewel in Gwinnett! No matter whet we have ordered the food is delicious. Try their duck, their tenderloin or their lobster dish!!!! We have never been rushed off. This is our... (more)
Citysearch User
on Citysearch Sep 22, 2008Everyone I knew had raved about this place, so I'm not sure whether it was just what we ordered--but while everything was fine, it wasn't mind-blowing. The large numbers of noisy kids didn't help the experience.... (more)
FoodHeartsMe
on Citysearch Aug 25, 2008I went with 2 others and 2 of us ordered some superb dishes whereas the other 1 was just outright overpriced and not so great. I had their seabass special which was truly superb. It was a really nice piece of fish served... (more)
Citysearch User
on Citysearch Jul 16, 2008This place is a little tucked away around the back of the strip mall, but that is actually a good thing in this case.. Once inside, it doesn't feel like you are in a strip mall! Perfect for a date night for the Italian food... (more)