
Rise Woodfire Santa Clara is a local, family-owned, 300-seat restaurant offering elevated comfort food in the heart of the South Bay. Founded by owners Omid and Susan, Rise Woodfire was born from a passion for people, pizza, and wood-fired cooking. Our menu features an unexpected yet delicious combination of wood-fired pizzas, rotisserie plates, seasonal dishes, and homemade pies, all crafted with high-quality ingredients and unique dough recipes. Guests can also enjoy signature cocktails at our full-service bar. Located just minutes from Levi’s Stadium, Rise Woodfire is an ideal spot for 49ers game-day dining before or after events, as well as lunch, dinner, happy hour, or private gatherings—always delivered with excellence in hospitality.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3905 Rivermark Plaza, Santa Clara, CA 95054
Phone: (408) 752-5365
Website: https://www.risewoodfire.com/
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The pizza was absolutely delicious. The combination of sweet Medjool dates, tangy goat cheese, and creamy burrata was outstanding, and the crust was perfectly wood-fired. The portion size was generous and more than sufficient for one hungry person.
Overall, this was a highly satisfying meal, and I would definitely recommend Rise Woodfire Pizza to anyone looking for unique and flavorful wood-fired pizzas.
I also tried the Basque style cheesecake. The texture was much lighter than I expected, more cake-like than rich and creamy. The menu mentions a lightly scorched, caramelized exterior, but mine tasted straight up burnt and tasted bitter.
We laughed and chatted it up. All in all a good night.
I also want to give an extra thank you to Daniel! I was very impressed with how he handled an issue with one of our orders with urgency and professionalism.
Menu was a nice surprise. I was expecting amazing pizza but we got that and more. The prime rib was delicious as were the ribs and chicken.
I’m glad we chose Rise for our post baseball tournament. What a great experience!
For appetizers we went with jalapeño corn bread which had the jalapeño flavor with corn and… bread. It comes with a slightly sweet honey butter which made it a sweet treat.
Next we got the Burrata + Tomatoes with Pesto which was a very refreshing treat. I’m a big fan of the pesto here and the burrata on the toast made it a nice appetizer.
For pizzas we went with margherita which was solid, just slightly wet. The sauce went all over the plate but it’s a nice subtle melody of tomato pizza with basil.
Next we got the salsiccia which was a nice savory pizza with chives and fennel seeds. We added pesto too and made for a very nice hearty pizza.
Lastly we got the calabrese + honey. I don’t really taste the honey except for on the crust so for me it wasn’t that salt and sweet pizza I was hoping to be. It was just another ham pizza at the end of the day.
For drinks, I ordered the nectar on the rise which I absolutely love. Very nice tequila with ginger beer cocktail. My friend ordered peacock daisy which didn’t have a lasting taste. It felt flat and not great.
Service isn’t too bad. We had to keep asking for water when our jar was empty. We also had to wait forever for our waiter to come get the check.
Overall, our next door table was super noisy, super belligerent because they were so inebriated. But overall without them, this place would be a chill pizzeria.
The space is surprisingly large, with a chill, breezy vibe outside and a sleek, modern feel inside. High ceilings, open kitchen, bustling bar—you can actually see the wood-fired ovens in action, which adds so much to the experience. It’s the kind of place where you instantly relax but still feel like you’re somewhere special.
We started with the creamy, garlicky hummus and warm pita, followed by bubbling hot mac and cheese, a crisp Margherita pizza, and a perfectly medium-rare side of ribeye. The salmon (ordered clean with no oil) was light, flaky, and beautifully done. The salad brought freshness and crunch, rounding everything out.
Dessert looked incredible—most are wood-fired and come warm with a scoop of ice cream—but we were too full (next time, it’s happening). Bonus points for the full bar and a rare find: Green Chartreuse.
This is a spot I’ll be recommending again and again—for the food, the vibe, and the way it all just works.
Shoutout to Rocio who was so attentive and kind and just was so patient with my picky order.
Obviously, their highlights are the wood fire pizzas. I was a bit disappointed by the ham and pineapple one. It just felt like it was missing a little something. The margherita pizza, however, was great! Adding the little dash of crushed red peppers was perfect.
Lastly, the Caesar salad was a solid one, along with the sangria.
Overall, I would come back here but I wouldn’t go out of my way to.
Service: 5/5
Food: 3/5
Price: 3/5
Atmosphere: 4/5