Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from December 20, 2017
  

  Jen C. asked:

  We're hosting Christmas this year; and are looking for a place that we can order Christmas dinner and go pick up food to eat at home. TIA for any recommendations!

  

  Ginger R. replied:

  http://www.bucadibeppo.com

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• Referral from January 19, 2017
  

  Kristina S. asked:

  Hi there! Looking for a restaurant in Seattle (for this evening), including West Seattle, that sings happy birthday. I do not want a huge chain. It's for my daughters 3rd birthday and I'm at a loss here. Called Peso's and Cactus, both do not. Thank you for any recommendations!

  

  Laura S. replied:

  I realize it's a bit of a chain restaurant but what about http://www.bucadibeppo.com?

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• Referral from November 12, 2016
  

  Erica S. asked:

  Please help! Looking for a place to take our daughter for her birthday dinner, She will be 11! Thx!

  

  Amanda S. replied:

  http://www.bucadibeppo.com/

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• Referral from September 1, 2016
  

  Phyllis G. asked:

  Looking for suggestions recommendations for an Italian restaurant that is reasonably priced that can accommodate 4 families ( around 20 people ) on a Saturday evening and that would allow us to bring a birthday cake to the restaurant Thanks in advance for any suggestions

  

  Tracey S. replied:

  Buca di beppihttp://www.bucadibeppo.com/ University Dr, Davie. They have the Pope room that would accommodate a large party. It's family style, very reasonably priced!

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• Referral from October 15, 2014
  

  Jamie V. asked:

  We are looking for recommendations for lunches for our workshops. In the past we've used: • Zuppas • Penara/Atlanta Bread • Qdoba • Debe’ • Kangaroost • Aspen They have all been WONDERFUL to us. We're looking to add to our list (We have a lot of workshops) Who are other local restaurants you have used for catering your events? What food would you suggest from them besides sandwiches? With Sara Thompson

  

  Andy W. replied:

  Buca di Beppo - http://www.bucadibeppo.com/

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• Referral from July 26, 2014
  

  Amber K. asked:

  (Asking for a friend) does anyone know of any restaurants nearby Disneyland that are reasonable that can accommodate a party of 28 (including kids), family reunion is happening at Disneyland but they want a off property dinner choice for 1 night.

  

  Julie E. replied:

  Buca di Beppo, 2.1 miles from Disneyland 11757 Harbor Blvd, Garden Grove, (714) 740-2822 You'll feel like you're visiting your loud Italian relatives, in a good way. A friend of my husband's who grew up in Italy says this is his favorite Italian restaurant! I love how the hostess leads you to your table through the kitchen, as if it's your own restaurant (there's even a table IN the kitchen) and all the dishes are family-style. There are crazy old-fashioned photos all over the walls and lots of large parties celebrating things. Our son gets the kids' spaghetti that's served in a bowl bigger than his head, it's a riot. I recommend the eggplant parmesan, fettucini alfredo and a carafe of house red. Tons of fun. Joe's Crab Shack, 1.9 miles from Disneyland 12011 Harbor Blvd, Garden Grove, (714) 703-0505 It's fun and casual-- you're picking crab over newspapers. It's on the rowdy side (sometimes the servers form a line and dance) but also friendly, reasonably priced, and there's even outdoor seating with a play area for little ones. As the name implies, it's mainly seafood, although you can get a steak, burger or chicken sandwich too. But go for the coconut shrimp! Mimi's Cafe, Less than a mile from Disneyland 1400 South Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, (714) 956-2223 Another chain that knows what it's doing. The atmosphere is country-cottage-meets Mardi-Gras. It reminds me of Marie Calendar's but livelier. Of all my favorite restaurants near Disneyland, this is the closest. Everyone will find something they like on the menu, from your toddler to your great grandmother-- a whole section of the menu is called "Comfort Classics", and they also have scaled-down versions of things for those of you who don't always want to supersize it. At lunch they bring a basket of a variety of warm breads and muffins that's a meal in itself. I like their Turkey Walnut Salad on Raisin Bread. Chunky and not too mayonnaisey. Some of their stuff is so good they post the recipes on their website, since people keep asking the waitstaff for it. Alcatraz Brewing Company, 2.9 miles from Disneyland 20 City Blvd. W., Orange, CA 92868, 714-939-8686 This is an actual brewery so you should probably enjoy beer and sports. But my favorite part of breweries is really the food, when it's good. Those of you familiar with Gordon Biersch know what I mean. So Alcatraz is like that: a variety of upscale burgers, pizzas, salads, and sandwiches, as well as more substantial fare like filet mignon and grilled salmon. I don't recall a kids' menu and it's not really that kind of place. But your teens will probably like it. The dark-ale smoked BBQ pulled-pork sandwich with seasoned fries tastes as good as it sounds.

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• Referral from March 6, 2014
  

  Ashley M. asked:

  Seriously just want to open up a restaurant that sells nothing but fair food and crazy food concoctions that pop in my head! & Ofcourse do hair & makeup on the side!

  

  KavOne A. replied:

  It has to be named like Viva Carnevales or something. Inside be trippy like http://www.bucadibeppo.com/

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• Referral from September 7, 2004
  

  Donna S. asked:

  I am looking for a restaurant to hold a sit down event for 100 people in the downtown area. Has anyone used a restaurant for this size group or larger? Thanks.

  

  Buca di Beppo has done groups up to 100. http://www.bucadibeppo.com

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