


Luciano’s is Boise’s favorite hole in the wall, local Italian restaurant. A casual, yet classy, and affordable Tuscan inspired dining experience featuring scratch made classics from both Northern and Southern Italy as well as a few surprises. Come as you are, and start with a great glass of wine from our extensive but pocket friendly wine list featuring our fantastic house wines on tap from Proletariat Wine Company in Walla Walla, WA. Enjoy your friends & family as you dine on our amazing wine and food in our warm, cozy atmosphere.
Diverse Italian cooking, including pizza & pasta, in an informal Tuscan-inspired space with a bar.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11 N Orchard St, Boise, ID 83706
Phone: (208) 577-6415
Website: https://lucianosboise.com/
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The food is phenomenal, And absolutely worth the wait! it’s very inexpensive for the quality and portion sizes, the vinegar and oil for the bread is very strong so use caution it’ll light your wick lemme tell ya, the lasagna is delicious with real creamy ricotta cheese! Not imitation, the chicken parmesan was delicious and so tender I didn’t need a knife. The spinach artichoke is Gangster! But don’t load up on bread or you’ll be needing extra To go box’s. To finish off this beautiful restaurant it has very good low lighting and very clean well kept tables and silverware all clean. the staff is friendly and the restroom was just as clean as the restaurant. Order the cannoli!
I didn’t start with food. I started with watching. Families leaning in. Couples arguing gently over pasta choices. Someone laughing mid-sentence with a fork still in the air. The room feels alive, not polished — and that’s exactly why it works.
Then the plates arrive, generous and unapologetic. This isn’t minimalism. This is confidence through abundance. Sauces that actually cling. Pasta that doesn’t feel rushed. Flavors that say, “We’ve been doing this long enough to stop proving it.” You don’t analyze the food; you surrender to it.
Service flows like part of the family dynamic — friendly, fast, a little informal, completely genuine. You’re not being hosted; you’re being folded in.
You don’t leave Luciano’s talking about technique or presentation. You leave full, slightly louder than when you arrived, and already planning what you’ll order next time. Which, honestly, might be the most Italian outcome possible.
The wine selection was good too. I enjoyed both the Lambrusco and the Godfather, and as a red wine lover, they were right up my alley. On top of all that, the atmosphere was warm and inviting, perfect for a birthday dinner!
Wish the pasta OR entrees came with soup or salad.
It was very good food regardless.