

Modern, family-run Italian restaurant specializing in Neapolitan-style pizzas, panini & calzones.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 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: 101 N Harbor Blvd, Fullerton, CA 92832
Phone: (714) 626-0727
Website: http://www.fuocopizza.com/
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Reviews
The location is in a bustling party of Fullerton, with a lot of things to do. I went on a weekday night, so the wait time was immediate. I have been when there has been a long wait, and you can always grab a drink nearby while you wait. The location is a proud supporter of Napoli FC, and while I root for another Club, its wonderful to see the influence the club has on the location. The atmosphere is vibrant, with patrons enjoying their food and chatting away.
The food itself is wonderful. The crust was perfectly burnt to my liking, and the toppings on top were savory without a lot of cheese/sauce. My partner obtained a vegetarian style, and while the cheese was a little much, she forked and knifed the pizza to her satisfactory taste. They procure a wonderful seasonal menu as well. Will visit again!
I waited about 30-40 minutes and asked the bartender how much longer my pizza would take. He went to the kitchen and came back with my pizza. The pizza was cold and the cheese wasn’t even melted anymore. The cooks looked caught up because they were cleaning and pouring themselves soda from behind the bar.all of the waiters were congregated gossiping on the side of the bar. My pizza had been sitting there for God knows how long. When I told the bartender that the pizza wasn’t even hot anymore he said “well even when I order it fresh, I like to take it home, heat my oven to 400degrees and cook it a little longer”
I honestly was getting off of a 12hr work day and the last thing I wanted to do was cook or fix a pizza. They didn’t offer to remake it or to heat it again in the oven. I took the pizza home and when I pulled the slices, I found that the dough was rolled so thin that the slices looked like someone took a bite out of a few of the pieces in the middle (obviously they weren’t bitten). The pizza was extremely soggy and I had to air fry the pizza to remelt the cheese. Below are photos of the $30 pizza I received. Pizza was not worth money and the service was worse. Will not be going back. Save your money and make yourself Digiorno.
All the pizzas were pretty good!!! There wasn’t one that I didn’t like. The chicken pesto one was great. They have a lot of unique combinations of toppings lol. They are all pretty thin.
The pizza is kind of expensive though .
But neat spot!!!
I ordered the Margherita Pizza, and it was phenomenal. From the light, airy crust with a slight char, to the rich flavor of San Marzano tomatoes and imported mozzarella, every bite felt honest and handcrafted. You can taste the truth behind what’s written on their menu — that Fuoco means “fire,” and that fire is what makes their pizza authentically Napoletana. The oven itself, hand-built near Naples by artisan Stefano Ferrara using volcanic sand from Mt. Vesuvius and bricks from Campania, is a beautiful story of heritage and dedication.
Their Three Cheese Bar was also exceptional — creamy, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. Knowing their cheeses are imported weekly from Caserta, Italy, makes every bite even more special.
What really topped off the experience for me was discovering that Fuoco is a family-owned restaurant. The mother, father, son, and daughter all work together, creating an atmosphere that feels welcoming and genuine. You can tell they care deeply about preserving the traditions of Naples and sharing them with their guests.
If you’re looking for an authentic Napoli pizza experience, this is it. Between the food, the family, and the ambiance — Fuoco Pizzeria Napoletana is worth every visit. I’ll definitely be returning to try more of their pizzas.
Kest e’ pizza! This is Pizza.
If you’re curious to taste what authentic Italian pizza should be, Fuoco Pizzeria is the spot to hit. The dough is exceptional—truly one of the best I’ve ever had. Having visited Italy, I can confidently say this place even tops some well-known pizzerias I experienced there.
The restaurant impresses with its ability to serve a large crowd while consistently delivering high-quality food and friendly service. Dinner here is an enjoyable, lively experience, with an encouraging selection of good wines to pair with your meal.
While the ambiance could use a little polishing, it still manages to add to the overall charm of the evening. If you’re after genuine Italian flavors and an energetic dining atmosphere, Fuoco Pizzeria definitely won’t disappoint.
This place does get busy though! Some days the wait can be an hour but it’s totally worth it, whether it’s for a date night or family/friends night.