Mom's Lasagna has marinara, ricotta, seasoned meat, and Italian sausage. Customers have called the menu item "perfect" and "delicious" among other things.
Bravo! Italian Kitchen serves mostly in the South and Midwest, therefore it may not be a choice for many Americans. However, the chain provides a popular lasagna if you're nearby.
Carabba's Italian Grill makes a spicy, cheesy lasagna. The dish has fresh pasta, Carabba's pomodoro sauce, meat sauce, ricotta, parmesan, romano, and mozzarella cheese.
Johnny's Fresh-Baked Lasagna has layers of pasta, Italian sausage, beef, meat sauce, ricotta, mozzarella, and parmesan. One diehard said last year that the meal is "unreal."
Fazoli's lasagna contains delicious meat sauce, mozzarella, and provolone layers. The chain's fast-casual format lets you order lasagna quickly, and patrons say it's "to die for."
Buca serves it in family-style quantities with layers of meat sauce, ricotta, mozzarella, and provolone—a small should satisfy three and a large five.
Olive Garden serves fried lasagna as an appetizer for the extremely indulgent. Served with creamy Alfredo sauce, the Lasagna Fritta is fried parmesan-breaded lasagna with meat sauce and cheese.
Layers of noodles, the restaurant's scratch-made marinara, ground beef, pork mince, and four cheeses make up the dish. Customers describe it "amazing," "delicious," and "the best I've ever had."
Traditional meat sauce, Italian cheese mix, and three-cheese Alfredo sauce make up the dish. If you're unsure, Biaggi's offers a combination with lasagna and chicken parmesan.
The meal includes bolognese sauce, Italian sausage, ricotta, mozzarella, and imported tomato-based pomodorina. Some say the popular dish is the greatest lasagna they've ever had.