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    Ca'Bianca

    4.3 (967 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    CA'BIANCA ATMOSPHERE

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    Romantic
    Classy
    Moderate noise

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    Jenn M.

    Celebrated my bestfriend's birthday at Ca Bianca and it couldn't have been a better choice. The space itself does feel a little dated, but in a charming, classy old school way. It feels warm and intimate rather than trendy and overstimulating. For dinner I ordered the lobster ravioli special, super rich, definitely on the heavier side, but sooo delicious. I ate ALL of it and felt guilty after but it was worth every calorie. I skipped alcohol this night, but looking back at these photos I kind of wish I had ordered a glass of wine to go with it because it would have paired perfectly. The food was delicious and the space was perfect for the occasion but the servers and bussers really went above and beyond to help with the festivities. They were so attentive and thoughtful throughout the entire meal. One of the best service experiences I've had in a while. Overall 10/10. I came during winter but swear to be back during summer to enjoy the lovely patio seating and update this review...

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    Dee G.

    Stepping into CaBianca's is like stepping back in time. This restaurant is in an 1876 victorian mansion. The attention to detail in this restaurant can't be missed from the architecture down to the roses that adore the tables. The food highlights the northern region of Italy. I had the Carbonara with spaghettini, pancetta, shallots, cream, eggs and pecorino along with an Isola margarita. They have a vast wine list that includes Italian wines along with local wines from Napa and Sonoma County. You can also bring your own wine for a 15.00 corkage fee. The service was prompt and attentive while also giving us time to visit. This restaurant has the perfect space for an intimate dinner to a private event. Our party noted they went to a baby shower in their outside garden. This restaurant shouldn't be missed if you visit Sonoma County.

    Pork Chop
    Geoff J.

    We have been many times over the years but this may have been our best meal there. Excellent bread with olive oil and balsamic was brought out as usual. The appetizers were all excellent and quite large; Dungeness Crab Cake special, the Impepata was so good, full of clams and mussels, I brought the broth home to make a crab bisque, and the Carpaccio was also excellent. We all shared Caesar salads which was very tasty and just the right size as we had ordered appetizers. The entrees were uniformly excellent, Pork Chop, Pasta Carbonara, and the Pasta Funghi. I'm not a vegetarian by any means but the Pasta Funghi was outstanding. To full for dessert. Prices are actually very reasonable for this area and this quality and Jorge was a delightful waiter.

    Carbonara
    Kiana H.

    It's hard to find really good Italian food in this area, but Ca Bianca is definitely up there with places I really like. I ordered the carbonara and a limoncello drop, and both were really good. Service was great, too. I loved the cozy, at-home feeling of the old Victorian house. I already made a mental note to come back in the summer, they have tables on the porch, and sitting out there on a warm evening sounds perfect. I'd love to come back and try another dish.

    Carbonara and Puff Pastry
    Jenna M.

    I returned here with my fiancé and, of course, felt deeply moved by its beauty and ambiance. Ca Bianca is truly unique in its setting and is a special place for that reason alone. It is romantic and captivating as it is in an old Victorian home. Service was prompt and efficient and we enjoyed our fresh pastas for Valentines weekend. Cannot wait to return in the summer to have a meal in their enchanted garden.

    Cheri H.

    Such a charming Italian restaurant located in downtown Santa Rosa for more than 25 years. It's in a beautiful Victorian house that was built in 1876. They offer house made bread (served with olive oil and vinegar) as well house made pasta. Ingredients are fresh, local and organic. The cuisine is authentic Italian from various regions of Italy. We came here for a holiday family dinner and had an exceptional experience. There were 3 orders of carbonara and I ordered the butternut squash ravioli. We all finished our plates. The complimentary bread was so soft and I love dipping it in the oil and vinegar- delicious! They have an extensive wine list and some craft cocktails. The Italian lemon drop with a sugar rim went nicely with the ravioli. The service was great - everyone was friendly and very attentive. I need to get here more often- it's a gem.

    Carbonara
    Kelley L.

    Solid Italian restaurant in Santa Rosa. I was visiting for a work trip, and we were here for dinner. The restaurant is a historic Victorian home - beautiful and fitting. The staff are really friendly. Everything we ordered was delicious, from the gnocchi to carbonara pasta to chocolate ice cream. Everything was great. I highly recommend this restaurant to those visiting the area.

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    Christine T.

    Really great Italian food + the garden is beautifullllll Our hotel recommended this place, and it was a short walk from downtown Santa Rosa! The restaurant is in a unique Victorian house -- I loveeee the garden entrance and also the garden patio (highly recommend to request to sit here). Very romantic!! Love the ambiance and vibes (: Dog friendly as well! There's also covered patio seating, a bar area/ seating, and traditional seating inside the house. We ordered FUNGHI PASTA + FRUTTI DI MARE PASTA, we finished every bite!! That's when you know it's good! I believe the tagliolini pasta (which is in those 2 pastas) is house made, and some pastas are not housemade. So definitely get the house made pasta! Service was friendly and seemed very well versed. Highly recommend this place for special occasions or a romantic date night!

    Jaclyn M.

    I didn't realize Ca Bianca was a 19th century home! It looked beautiful with lights all around the plants, and inside was just as beautiful. S E R V I C E: I came here to celebrate my Mother in law's birthday. We had a reservation for 6 of us at 5pm, and it was pretty crowded! Parking could be a hassle for anyone since its parking area isn't that big. We were seated right away, and our server was awesome. F O O D: I really enjoyed the bread they served us while we waited for our food. I had to stop myself from eating too much of it! My main course was their Pollo Ripieno, and it was pretty tasty. I was hesitant about the puff pastry, but it worked well together with the chicken. The portion size did feel a little small for me - and for the price, I was expecting more. O V E R A L L: I can't say I see myself coming back here, unless family wanted to. I felt like the food was mediocre for the amount of money we paid.

    Beef Carpaccio
    KC C.

    Amazing food, amazing service and amazing ambiance. Alejandra was our server, and she was outstanding; she didn't miss a beat, despite serving our entire room and a couple of tables outside our area. Food is delicious and the pastas area must, as they are handmade. All was fresh and you can tell they use good quality ingredients. We didn't have any cocktails but opted for our own wine; corkage is $25. Parking is easy as they have their own dedicated parking lot, but there are also lots of street parking. This place is VERY lively. If you're looking for a quite area to sit, I would suggest on the deck. The areas we were in were lively with lots of parties of 6+. Would totally come back again!

    Susan G.

    I was visiting a good friend in Santa Rosa and she took me to this place which is one of her favorite Italian restaurant. This place absolutely hit the mark and was beyond expectations. Firstly, the ambience is so moody and romantic. The staff were very friendly. But the highlight of the meal is definitely their food! Everything we tried was very scrumptious. I am still thinking about their Tortino Di Granchio which is their dungeness crab cakes served with lemon aioli. Their Funghi pasta was my personal favorite. It was a delicious house-made tagliatelle served with chantarelle mushrooms, zucchini, and crème fraiche. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE!

    Side of restaurant from private parking lot
    Dennis K.

    Made a reservation easily thru Open Table for a Tuesday night for Mrs. & I. We were seated right away and waiter asked if we wanted anything to drink. We were given ice cold water & bread with dipping Olive oil and Balsamic Vinegar which was nice touch. I ordered a glass of wine from a fairly extensive wine list. My wife ordered their signature jumbo shrimp dish & I the seafood of the day: sole with mash potatoes and vegetables. I also ordered their soup of the day: cream of mushroom. All the food served hot on warm plates. Our entree were beautiful in presentation & returned empty. Great dessert choices and speciality drinks after. The atmosphere of the restaurant is 1800's and the owners have a great job providing a welcoming feeling to the restaurant with friendly and attentive staff. Visit at night is recommended as the outdoor lighting of the historic home is beautiful. N

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    Ask the Community - Ca'Bianca

    Do you have a gluten free menu?

    They have a relatively limited, albeit delicious, menu. It doesn't appear they have a gluten free menu but I'd suggest giving them a call to check for sure (707.542.5800).… Read more

    Can you bring your own wine bottle?

    Yes but you'll have to pay corkage. I don't know what they charge at Ca Bianca. It can range from $10 to $30 or more. Also, there are limits to how many bottles you can bring and, again, it depends on the restaurant.

    Is there a corkage fee?

    Yes, last time we were there a few weeks ago it was $18.00 per bottle

    Are dogs allowed on patio?

    Yes..... I saw 3 of them on the patio this evening

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