
At Colucci, we blend cherished family recipes with modern innovation, creating a unique fusion of tradition and new flavors. Our dishes honor Italian heritage while embracing fresh, contemporary twists. Get ready for a dining experience where the past and present meet on every plate. We source locally when ever possible and have vegan and gluten-free options.
Hours
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 4–9 PM |
| Sunday | 4–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 510 Westcott St, Syracuse, NY 13210
Phone: (315) 399-4411
Website: http://coluccisyr.com/
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Reviews
We stopped in on a whim and started with the wedge salad, which had a unique and fresh twist on the classic. For dinner, we enjoyed perfectly cooked pasta and the most flavorful chicken cutlet, and we couldn’t resist adding the meatball and sausage Italian street food sandwich to our order. Everything was fantastic. They even have their own beer in collaboration with a local brewery, and both the wine and martinis were excellent.
The menu may look small at first glance, but there are plenty of ways to personalize your dish. The prices were more than reasonable for the quality, and the service was outstanding.
We just moved to the neighborhood and are thrilled to have found this gem. The indoor seating has a great vibe and a stylish bar, while the new outdoor seating offers a lot of potential. I’d love to see the space come to life even more, maybe some music playing.
In the meantime we will be rushing back.
Even the bread and olive oil, which sounds simple, really stood out and complemented the meal beautifully. And the arancini… I could honestly eat them like popcorn.
Desserts weren’t our favorite, but to be fair, we didn’t come here for dessert—we came for the dinner and in that department this place absolutely delivers. We’ll definitely be back.
Now I’m sorry we waited so long! (They have been open just over a year now)
Everything was delicious! (I tried several non GF items – I have gluten sensitivity, not an allergy)
We started with risotto balls that were super cheesy inside and nice and crispy on the outside.
The meatballs were also delicious. (So was the crunchy bread)
I had the Cavatelli & Broccoli with GF pasta and it was absolutely delicious! The broccoli was fresh and had a perfect bit of crunch to it, and the pasta was perfectly el dente (difficult to do with GF pasta), and the sauce was perfect (wish there was more of it!). And the grilled chicken…boy o boy, it was perfectly grilled, and surprisingly tender and juicy for thin strips. I asked the owner if it was brined and he explained he only gets a certain cut and it has to be perfectly fresh or he will refuse to buy it.
My husband had the Ragu Bianco. It’s a fabulous twist from traditional bolognese (white instead of red).
I was intrigued by the olive oil cake, and it was delicious.
The vanilla gelato was fabulously good as well.
The Pinot Grigio was Italian and delicious. As was the Montepulciano. My only gripe was they serve 5 oz pours instead of 6 or 9 LOL
The chairs are metal so I would recommend sitting on your jacket as the venue can be a little chilly and the chairs are quite cold when you first sit down. (4 stars on ambience for that reason)
We are looking forward to checking out their outdoor patio once the weather warms up! (Wind chill was 20 below zero last night!)
Looking at the reviews and actually experiencing this place was two different restaurants.
Me and my fiancé came here for the first time and everything was lack luster. To start the atmosphere is sub-par, very millennial type vibe with cheap table and uncomfortable chairs. There was also a tv over the bar playing golf and then a projector playing cable food network channel on one of the main walls in the restaurant. Kinda killed the vibes.
The food was okay at best. I think the best food item we had was the arancini balls.
Then for desert we ordered tiramisu and the chocolate panna cotta. The tiramisu was good but the panna cotta was not as advertised. For starters, it was served in a small to go cup (resembling a pup cup from Starbucks) but on the website it’s served on a plate with a raspberry drizzle and whip cream, plus it wasn’t set properly and was pretty loose. We felt that they were taking a lot of expense shortcuts which is disappointing as a customer.
I don’t think we will ever go back, maybe a good lunch place/ small bites but save your money for dinner at a different place.
On top of the amazing food, our waitress Lauren was so kind, well spoken, and took care of all our needs and handled all her tables like a seasoned professional.
Syracuse’s got a new staple Italian restaurant in Colucci and I highly recommend anyone to make a reservation to experience this fine dining experience for themselves – you won’t be disappointed!