
We serve Neapolitan style pizza as well as some homemade pasta and entrees. Food network put us among the 7 best pizzeria in the US. Full bar and great selection of wines. Located in Palo Alto in the heart of the Silicon Valley we offer indoor as well as two beautiful outdoor dine in space . Most of our product is proudly imported from Italy or sourced locally .
Refined pizzeria with patio featuring Italian eats & Neapolitan pies alongside wine list & full bar.
Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 448 California Ave, Palo Alto, CA 94306
Phone: (650) 600-8310
Website: https://www.terunpizza.com/
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Reviews
Johani was our host for the evening, and he did an amazing job throughout. He was attentive, thoughtful, and professional, and handled the table well. A small but very appreciated detail: when I ordered dessert to go, he kindly packed the fresh berries separately from the panna cotta so the liquid wouldn’t make it soggy a level of care that didn’t go unnoticed.
Unfortunately, the evening didn’t start on the best note. One of the first dishes brought out farro and calamari had a housefly in it, which was clearly off-putting. To their credit, the staff replaced the dish promptly, but it wasn’t the best way to kick off a team dinner.
This was a two-course meal plus dessert.
First course:
Brussels sprouts – decent, nothing standout
Calamari – good in flavor, though the earlier incident impacted the experience
Baked cauliflower – about 3.5/5 from the table
Grilled romaine – a table favorite and one of the better dishes
Second course:
Terùn pizza – my pick, and a solid 4/5
Tricolore pizza, rigatoni, and pollo piccante – feedback from the team put these at around 3/5
Dessert:
Caramel gelato with salt and olive oil – very good and well balanced
Tiramisu – classic and satisfying (takeaway item and not part of the dinner)
Lemon panna cotta with fresh berries – light, refreshing, and nicely done, with thoughtful packaging for takeaway (takeaway item and not part of the dinner)
Overall, Terun has a nice ambiance, convenient location, and excellent service, but the food execution was inconsistent, and the early hygiene issue set an unfortunate tone. With better consistency, this could be a much stronger dining experience.
Delicious pizzas, pastas, and appetizers. We had the magherita and nduja pizza. Loved the heat. We were concerned about time because we needed to catch a show, but the food came out promptly. Our server, Gaby, was attentive and friendly.
They have a solid selection of Italian wines, by the glass and bottle, as well as cocktails and beers. You HAVE to try their house made limoncello!! So good- on par with limoncello I’ve had in Italy. We didn’t get to try the dessert, but will have to next time we return.
Keep this place pinned in your places to check out!
The sangria rossa was lightly sweet, fruity and refreshing. Service was quick and attentive.
Fantastic dining experience. Overall, an amazing place that we definitely will be returning to.
The Margherita arrived looking like it had been aggressively whispered at by a tomato. The sauce was so timid it could’ve been mistaken for marinara-flavored regret. The buffalo mozzarella? More like “buffa-LOW” energy tasted like someone left the good stuff in the back and subbed in sadness. Crust was supposedly blistered to perfection, but it was giving “I was blistered by existential dread” vibes.
Tried the pasta too, because why not double down on the trauma? The gnocchi was denser than a Palo Alto real estate conversation. Chewed for so long I aged three tax seasons. And don’t get me started on the bill—it hit like a Vespa going 90 mph straight into my wallet. I’m pretty sure I financed that side of broccoli rabe for 36 months.
Service was fine if your definition of “fine” is “server who clearly dreams of being anywhere else.” Atmosphere? Loud enough to make you question every life choice that led you to California Ave on a Saturday.
Would I return? Only if they start accepting payment in shattered hopes and leftover disappointment. Terún Palo Alto: where “authentic Italian” meets Bay Area pricing and they both lose.
1 star. Go for the vibes if you hate your bank account. Otherwise, just DoorDash literally anything else.