Dicicco's - Denver

This charming little Italian restaurant has a delightful kitschy vibe. It's quite unique, with decor that takes you back to the '50s, and we were informed that a 15-piece band will be returning soon. There's even a dance floor! Upon entering, you'd never guess that such an atmosphere awaits you inside. I ordered the chicken Marsala, while my daughter opted for the pizza, and we also shared a mezze appetizer featuring cheesy bread as well as bread topped with tomato and fresh basil. The food was delicious and served in generous portions, though I found it to be a bit on the expensive side.

I went to dinner last night and, as a single diner, I initially wanted to sit at the bar, but it was closed. However, that turned out to be a blessing in disguise because the restaurant was fantastic! My waitress, Alex, was wonderful and made me feel very comfortable dining alone. The layout of the restaurant is also great; sitting in a booth allowed me to see everything happening around me, which was perfect for people-watching. I can't wait to enjoy my leftovers because my meal was so delicious. I highly recommend this restaurant to anyone who loves great Italian food!

The restaurant is quite nice. It is a bit on the expensive side, but overall, I had a positive experience. The interior decor is very lovely. I’m giving it 4 stars because I found a fly in my salad. The service was good, and the seating and music were enjoyable.

The food was delicious; we especially loved the sauces. (Photos of eggplant parm and fettuccine Roma attached) Our server, Chad, was engaging, gave great recommendations and consistently checked in to make sure we were happy. Would recommend.

The food was good. The service was good. The ambiance was good. It wasn't so loud that you couldn't hear each other. They had gluten free options even though they weren't advertised so you have to ask.