
Tiny, rustic spot serving homemade spaghetti, octopus stew & other Sardinian eats plus myriad wines.
Hours
| Friday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5:30–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5:30–9:45 PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30–9:45 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30–9:45 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 291 30th St, San Francisco, CA 94131
Phone: (415) 550-8114
Website: http://www.laciccia.com/
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Reviews
The server’s attitude felt disrespectful from the start. He questioned whether we were comfortable with the wine prices in a way that made us feel uncomfortable. He also described a special as having a “bolognese-like sauce,” but when I referred to it as “bolognese pasta,” he abruptly stated that they did not have bolognese pasta, which was confusing given his earlier description.
What concerned me most was his behavior toward my daughter. She was quietly drawing on the back of the receipt when he took the pen from her abruptly, without asking. She was visibly embarrassed by the interaction.
We spoke with the owner, whom we like and respect, but unfortunately the experience left a negative impression. For that reason, we will not be returning.
It’s a small family style restaurant with a cozy vibe, and the service is always friendly
We’ve tried pretty much everything on the menu at this point, and our favorite dishes are the roasted calamari, baby octopus stew, and oven roasted prawns. Everything is packed with flavor. This place is perfect if you like a little bit of spice in your dishes
Warning: it gets very loud and can be challenging to hear each other.
Starters: calamari, the oven roasted prawns
Mains: pasta special of the day, and the spaghetti spicy olive oil with bottariga
All were so flavorful and complex, will order everything again. Forgot what wine we had but it was recommended by our server.
The Baby Octopus Stew was spectacular. Very tender, just spicy enough, and incredibly rich. The calamari was refreshingly vibrant.
The Chocolate Panna Cotta was also well executed.
Our two mains were somewhat underwhelming. The sea urchin pasta was a bit too briny for my liking, and the sauce wasn’t rich enough to counteract that. The lamb was well-cooked, but the seasoning left something to be desired.
Overall, I’d come back! But I’d try some different mains, since I can definitely see the potential here.
We ordered the roasted calamari for an appetizer which was well seasoned, and 2 pastas. The spicy oil salmon roe had a great texture, but unfortunately did not like the overall flavor – was much too olive forward which made it bitter. Secondly we had the fettuccine with sea urchin, and similarly that flavor was lacking something. Overall it’s a solid place but wouldn’t come again. For the prices, you could go to Itria which is much tastier
(Want to answer the restaurant “answer to my review”:
I have been to Sardinia, I do understand the type of food it is. Instead of addressing issues, this is the reason your once impossible to get into restaurant is easy to get a same day reservation. Good food is good food and great food is great food and you don’t need to understand it to know it. I have not been to Korea or Japan or China and am able to determine good from great. I think you have it in you, time to up your game. Believe it or not, I’d love nothing more than to see you succeed).