
Corner location with patio seating & an elegant interior serving upscale Italian & European fare.
Hours
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 360 E Campbell Ave, Campbell, CA 95008
Phone: (408) 429-8671
Website: http://www.trattoria360campbell.com/
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Reviews
Among the reviews, I read that the tables are small and the restaurant can feel cramped when it is at full capacity, so I made a point to request a window table and it was lovely. The table was still very small – hence the 4/5 stars for atmosphere – but we felt like we had our own little corner of the restaurant for dinner because no one was sitting at the table closest to us.
I also read that their gnocchi has been been voted “best in the Bay Area” and it did not disappoint. Big portion, soft texture, and super creamy cheese sauce. I couldn’t eat it all so we took some home and reheated it for lunch today. Just as delicious as it was last night!
My husband had the Pinot Noir Niner and I had the Amalfi Sunset (mocktail). Both were delightful.
For apps, we had the lobster bisque and the beef carpaccio, which melted in our mouths. We used the warm, fresh baked bread they brought to the table to swipe up every last drop of the soup.
For his main course, my man had one of the specials, a filet mignon with mashed potatoes, garlic spinach and a side of julienne veggies. It was scrumptious and well worth the price point.
For dessert, he had an espresso and I ordered the chocolate mousse, which was light and creamy but honestly my least favorite thing we ate. I should have ordered the vanilla gelato and plan to do so next time.
The service was attentive and personable, the noise level was minimal, the lighting was warm and the location was ideal, as we decided to take a stroll around the block after dinner and even popped into the book store across the street to buy a used book before we headed home.
If you are looking for a mouth-wateringly fantastic Italian meal in an intimate setting with excellent service, you can’t go wrong with this gem!
We started off with Zuppa di Legumi, a great bean and lentil soup and Vellutata di Aragosta, the lobster bisque, both beautifully presented and held their own in terms of flavor components amd texture. The lobster flavor in the bisque definitely stood out, as you can tell it was very nicely infused into the dish, but you could barely tell it was in your spoon. Great first impression as a scratch kitchen.
To cleanse the palette, we were served prosciutto wrapped canteloupe and it was a pleasant surprise with the hearty fruit/protein combination. It was a nice balance of fresh, sweet and savory.
Our meal finished off with the Tagliolini Neri alla Pescatore and the Scallops. Both seafood dishes shined within their own distinct elements and left us wanting more. Between a squid ink pasta in what I call a perfect italian seafood sunday sauce or U10 Scallops seasoned and seared to perfection over a saffron infused risotto, we could not decide what was better. Everything we had was absolutely delicious.
We were then surprised with some panna cotta desserts that ended the dinner nicely. We tried both the Vanilla and Strawberry variations and both were excellent.
Our server, Chris was on top of everything and made our anniversary dinner an excellent experience. A big thank you to Chris and the Trattoria 360 establishment for a wonderful time.
We can’t wait to dine here again!
Trattoria 360 offers a refined yet welcoming atmosphere, serving classic Italian dishes made with fresh ingredients. The lobster bisque and casareccia con carne are standout choices, featuring rich flavors and generous portions. The restaurant’s service is generally attentive, though peak hours can lead to longer wait times.
On different visits, we sampled strawberry panna cotta, melon panna cotta, and chocolate panna cotta, ordering no more than three desserts per visit. The strawberry panna cotta was smooth and delicately sweet, complemented by fresh fruit toppings. The melon panna cotta had a light, refreshing taste, while the chocolate panna cotta was rich and indulgent, perfect for those who enjoy deeper cocoa flavors.
While the desserts were well-executed, some diners may find the portion sizes slightly smaller than expected. Despite this, Trattoria 360 remains a solid choice for Italian dining, offering thoughtfully crafted dishes and a cozy ambiance.
The food was mostly okay. Lobster tail pasta was good – seemed freshly made. The red pepper soup wasn’t as good as I have had before. Disappointed with Tiramisu as it was extremely sweet and mostly cream.