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    Ciccio

    4.0 (577 reviews)
    ModeratePizza, Italian
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    CICCIO ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Mic V.

    I was recommended this pizza place by some foodies I've met and I had this place bookmarked for years. I was in the area since I was in Santa Rosa and it's not that far of a drive. I think this pepperoni pizza was $32. Crazy expensive without any other topping, lol. The size was rather small and it hardly fed the 2 of us. I give the food and value an overall 4/5 stars. We couldn't get a table because this place was absolutely packed on a Saturday evening. We just ordered to-go and ate in our car. The pizza is really good but I'd rather eat at other restaurants in Yountville. You can find a comparable pizza in SF or any other gourmet pizza shop in the Bay Area. Unfortunately, we will not come back here since there are so many other food options in the area.

    Spaghetti with chicken skin
    Doris D.

    Very good meal. I would go back to try the other dishes. They had rather inventive pastas, very non-traditional, which we appreciated. We had: Chopped salad with fermented vegetables, rancho gordo beans, breadcrumbs - A salad's a salad. The "fermented" veggies were basically peppers and olives. I liked the beans and the crunch of the breadcrumbs. Spaghetti with chicken skin, lovage - Super good. Amazed at how the chicken skin bits stayed crispy for a long time. Sauce was a light emulsion. Agnolotti with soppressata, pecorino, pistachio, bergamot - Basically a dumpling filled with delicious soppressata and topped with pistachio. Bergamot was very subtle. Brothy light sauce.

    Pepperoni & Hot Honey
    Katie E.

    Very yummy pizza and a lovely place to sit outside for a meal. Perfectly itself, nothing over the top.

    to go pizza box
    Cin V.

    Ciccio has a designated parking lot right next to the restaurant. There's indoor and outdoor seating, though it can get pretty busy! We were unable to get a table, so the trick is to order to go! I was pretty excited to try their pizza. If you like thin crust pies, this is the spot for you! The pizza itself was good, but hot honey definitely turned it from good to great! This was our first time here and won't be our last.

    Sheryl M.

    We love Ciccio, so we decided to go to a special event dinner with Nancy Silverton as the celebrity guest chef. We started with the salad which was delicious, opted for the clam pizza as an add on. The crust was sour doughy and tasty. The pasta was good and the noodles cooked perfectly. The lamb platter is where things went wrong. No one at our table liked it, at all. We advised our server, who advised the manager. They didn't care. From there we had a sour corn polenta which was interesting and desert. In all, our bill was over $500 as we were not compensated for sending the lamb back. You would think they could've at least waived the $25 corkage (x2) as a good faith gesture, but no. We even gave two employees a large splash of our wine. We go to Ciccio often and have recently noticed that each time we have left disappointed in regard to treatment. I have a gift certificate to use and then I'm going to take a Ciccio break. The plus was we got to meet Nancy Silverton. She was lovely.

    Les I.

    I had friends visiting from out of town and decided to make reservation at Ciccio. In the past Ciccio has not disappointed. (Food served family style) First we started with The Chopped Salad and Three Cheese Gnudi both very tasty. Then came out the Tomato Pizza which was equally as good. Then for the main course The Tomahawk Steak! For us carnivores this was a delight to the palate. For dessert we had vanilla gelato, Chocolate Torta and Garden Strawberries. Consensus with the group Strawberries was the favorite. Service was excellent as we were checked on periodically by different restaurant staff. We were seated outside and it was perfect as the temperature not too hot and volume of music was loud enough for normal conversation. Thank you Ciccio for having us and making a wonderful memory.

    Hillary P.

    We signed up for the ' Chefs that are really Italian' special event at Ciccio's. The grabbed the only option left of exterior seating , in an enclosed porch area, with heat lamps - this was fine as we had dressed appropriately. The special event was presented as a very cost-effective way to enjoy numerous tastes, including their famous pizza. The area in downtown Yountville can be challenging for parking, but we were fortunate enough to find a spot in the area. We were pleasantly greeted and Our group of three proceeded for our early seating. The event included six courses that began with some of their special house marinated olives, which were excellent. Many of the courses were served family style, but not necessarily appropriately portioned, (some less, some more ) for three people. It became apparent that servers were repeatedly bringing out the wrong dishes for our table of three. The restaurant has a nice wine list, as well as limited options options for beer and soft drinks. Unfortunately, our first round of drinks was incorrect and getting forgotten coffees at the end of the meal was a challenge. In addition to portion sizing, the timing of courses was definitely off as we began receiving hot dishes before we finish the previous course, and at one point, an entire course had been skipped - oops ! Special request add-ons were overlooked, and then arrived late, making for a very bumpy dining experience. Generally, our servers did not seem to be very familiar with the menu to the point that they didn't recognize what was missing, both on the special options, as well as the general content of the menu itself. Hot food was coming out and getting cold before we could even finish the previous course. A somewhat frustrating experience having requested several times to the staff to appropriately pace the food. Overall, the food quality and flavors were very good (four stars) and it was unfortunate that service had to distract from the overall experience. Experience was not on par with the value, even with event pricing.

    Strawberries and Mascarpone, with Balsamic Glaze. The basil came after the photo was taken.
    Sylvia C. F.

    I have never had a better flavor explosion than I did when I ate here last weekend. And guess what, we came back this weekend for more! The service from the jump was great. They were attentive, sweet and not over the top. Just a good amount of "top". It's a cozy open dining room, definitely a tight squeeze, so if you do any shopping drop it off at your Air B&B or in your car first. The smells, the flavors, the spices... THE BREAD! From pizza crust to Focaccia. I asked a lot of food questions while I was here, and it turns out the sourdough starter the chef uses... that baby is 16 yrs of TLC. And can I brag about the Caesar salad. I have never had a Caesar that has tasted so fresh, so crisp so delicious in my life. Every level of freshness hits your palate in layers and worth every bite. Okay, now our dessert: The Mascarpone with Macerated strawberries, drizzled with Balsamic. OH SH!T! Simple, elegant, Heavenly. Although, I may have insulted the chef. Even though this precious, delicate cup of heaven was perfect just the way it's made, but I wanted a twist. So I asked for fresh basil. With confusion in their eyes and much hesitation, they let me have it. I chopped it up and sprinkled it all over and it was DeVine! If you have here, even for a day, do not leave without trying Ciccio's, take it to go if you have to (it will not taste the same as fresh) but just as amazing. Hi Chef, I am back this weekend (12/23/25 to 12/28/25), if you hear that a crazy woman is asking for basil, I am doing so without offense. I just really love basil, so much I gave my dog the name! Salute.

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    Kristal H.

    We were craving pizza and our concierge, Maria, at Harvest Inn where we were staying recommended we come here! And I am so happy she did, it hit the spot! We started off sharing pesto pasta, it was a special not on the regular menu, and was amazing!! We finished it all. For our main dish we shared the pepperoni and clam pizza. They were both really good, but the pepperoni pizza was out of this world! I'm still craving it weeks later lol. Laura was our waitress and she was adorable! Not only was she super attentive, but had the best personality... she was infectious! We loved her and she made our experience 10x better! We will be back for more pizza!

    Pork chop milanese

    Although it was noisy and somewhat hard to find (the sign on the front says "Market" instead of Ciccio), we had a fabulous dinner here tonight. Service from Laura was exceptional. The entire meal was awesome, especially the pork chop milanese and the caesar salad. Portions were quite large too (the two items were more than enough for both of us). Can't wait to come back.

    Ended up she is the manager who make feel worse I will never come back this place again
    Jose L.

    Worst host ever she seat us on sunny place saying we need to leave the place by 6:30 pm( arriving time 5pm ) I do understand we were just walk in, food was amazing and everyone else was amazing and let me feel I wanted to come back. Although I do understand some seats were reserved they could have at least moved the table so that my family had shade.

    The wine and menu
    Susan S.

    Was recommended Ciccio the last time I was in Yountville. And after my dog sitting gig in Napa & a quick trip to St. Helena we decided on the way back to eat at Ciccio, yes, on a busy after Christmas evening. The signage is small but I guess the building used to be a market because outside in large print is, Market & a small signage of Ciccio. It was dark so not as easy to find even w/GPS, but it's on the Main Street. I enjoy sitting at the bar and we arrived just in time with no reservations & as one couple was finishing up at the 6 seat bar we got their seats. Perfect timing. The reception at the front was very welcoming and attentive. We sat and perused the menu and decided on a bottle of Italian region wine. Wines are not a bargain here but this was least expensive and I like a good Italian wine & it was. Went perfect with our radicchio salad my only complaint is to use less red wine vinegar and more olive oil and tear the pieces into smaller pieces. Too much vinegar to olive oil ratio makes for an easy choking episode and I will add let the vinegar sit on the chicory at bit longer to soften the radicchio some. Heck I would reinvent that salad. A quick sauté of the radicchio so it's a bit charred, then olive oil then a little balsamic vinegar, pears on top. Done. Ok, ok it's not my restaurant. Next was the tomato Pizza with creamy fresh dollops of burrata, fresh oregano & garlic, it was perfection, the crust and vision my only comment would be to make sure the burrata is just a bit warmer. Not put on cold to the warm perfectly crusty pizza. Since we had some red wine left we decided on the chocolate ricotta dessert, it was a dense slice of cake. A chocolate yummy perfection. No complaint here. Ciccio is a lively fun place, it's not a large restaurant but it's full of diners and staff, Jessica the mixologist and her sidekick Danny were whirling around like dervishes, making cocktails on the fly, opening bottles of wine, smiling, entertaining and serving us at the bar and the tables in the restaurant. So much great energy and glad we stopped by.

    Darrin J.

    Let's play the game "Never Ever"... never ever will I eat at Ciccio's. Why you ask? The absolute inflexibility of the chefs. Because of food allergies and intolerances I asked for a pepperoni and mushroom pizza without black garlic or hot sauce but answer was no. You can get a mushroom pizza or a pepperoni pizza but each had things I can't eat. I asked if it was a matter of "can't" or "won't" and was told won't. So we left. I feel deeply sorry for the server put in that position and was certainly empathetic. Great news are there so many other great choices in Yountville including pizza places.

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    Ask the Community - Ciccio

    Are pets allowed in the outdoor seating area?

    Yes as of 2023

    Are there any gluten free options?

    Will Ciccio's be open the day after thanksgiving this year?

    I ‘m sorry , I have no idea. Call them after 4:00 PM to check. I believe they open at 5:00

    Gluten free options or entrees?

    You should look up Bakery in Berkeley, California. I can't imagine this boutique bakery would have any gluten free options, but the owner will text back the information you seek. So far I have only found, the butterflies, with anise, with lemon… 

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