

If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Campbell, CA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. At Highway 17 and South Bascom Avenue, is Campbell, CA’s favorite Italian restaurant, Buca di Beppo. When you want authentic Italian pastas, entrees, and pizzas, there’s really no other choice! We make sure all of our guests feel like family the moment they walk in the door. Our staff provides stellar service and our trained chefs produce mouthwatering family style portions that are sure to delight. If you have special events coming up on your calendar, book a semi-private dining room or let us provide the cater-ing. We have created several catering packages full of everyone’s favorites or you…
Chain serving family-style Italian fare in a kitschy setting featuring red-&-white tablecloths.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1875 S Bascom Ave, Campbell, CA 95008
Phone: (408) 377-7722
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: dineatbuca.com
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Reviews
On a recent trip, the sparkle of the place was completely diminished. We had reservations in the early evening and the place was quiet with few tables seated. However, the service was incredibly slow and our server was often scarce. The bartender had also disappeared or had not arrived yet, so it took nearly 20 minutes for two drinks. We saw our waiter eventually hop behind the bar, but when I tasted my Sangria, it tasted like a watered down flavored water. Yeah. All of the food was delicious, but it came to us after a really long wait and it was cold. The pasta was just warm, but the broccoli was straight up cold. I suspect that they were understaffed and couldn’t keep up with the crowd that started to filter in as the night progressed. But cold food? That’s a huge disappointment when you’re spending family style prices.
We were told the wait was 10 minutes but it ended up being closer to 20 minutes which was not really a big deal but during this time, we watched a waiter getting mad and lecturing a (I think) newer employee. After we were seated, we overheard 2 staff members complaining about covering someone’s shift. To me this felt awkward especially since we were in a less crowded part of the restaurant. Feels like this conversation should be done elsewhere.
The waitress took our order a little after 6PM but when we asked about the happy hour, we were told that we missed it even though the poster in the waiting area says 7PM. I know we should have shown them the poster but I was paranoid about the safety of my food if we were to do that….
My favorite part about my meal was the complimentary bread. It was soft inside and a little crunchy outside. The fried mozzarella was a little too salty. Our pasta came with a mountain of ground beef in the sauce but taste nothing special, like straight out of a jar.
I guess Buca di Beppo is one of those places that people go to and get disappointed but will forget about it in a few years before the cycle continues.
The chicken tasted pretty good, but I tasted nothing in the marinara that was special or even tasty.
The service was absolutely nothing to praise. We were not offered any bread until it was requested. Our waitress walked past our table 4X before I flagged down a waiter that had passed my table twice for a drink refill.
The building and decor are dated and well worn. The bathroom was also well worn but was clean. The cushions in our booth seating literally had springs pushing up and should have been replaced years ago. The poop stains on the toilet seat were gross.
I could see coming here if I had to feed the visiting grandkids or the like as the portion sizes make this place very economical when feeding (paying for) a group.
Overall, I did not come with a group as it was just the two of us on a date. Since we eat out often, this place was a dud.
We did not visit here to forfeit flavor for portion size. The mediocre (flat) flavor, combined with poor service and a very run-down facility, make this a disappointing visit.
And what’s with the head on the lazy-susan with the bust of a Pope?
The decor was very nice, very Italian, photos throughout the restaurant and small nooks and cranny’ with a table here and there!
All the plate and menu items are in family style and size. A small portion will be enough for three people, large one will be enough for 5 .
Service are the weak spot for the restaurant, not watching the drinks are ready for refill! We have to ask for extra napkins!
This is the restaurant that can hold big parties for birthday or other events. But without improvements for service, I don’t see myself coming back at anytime soon!
However, the quality of the food is an insult, not only to the diners, but to the standards of Italian cuisine. The best I can say is that it’s filling for those who eat the food.
For a party of 12, we had a huge pile of spaghetti which was topped with an insufficient amount of cheap grocery store sauce. The lasagna was dry. How does that happen? The Chicken Parm was decent, even though the chicken was dry and under seasoned. Oh, and it was no surprise to see “Kraft” parmesan cheese in a shaker on the table. The food may be a feast for the eyes, but not for the palate.