Italian staples, imported wine & craft beer on tap served in a relaxed space with outdoor seating.
Hours
| Friday | 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday (Labor Day) | 5–10 PM Hours might differ |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 770 Sycamore Ave UNIT 121, Vista, CA 92083
Phone: (760) 598-6669
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Reviews
Kele Coloma
Our Go To place for Italian food. The food is always delicious! Family run!
… moreJim Rosa
We ate outside on a cool summer evening. We ordered three different entrees and each was fabulous. The whole experience was exquisite. We finished off with a cannoli that was to die for. Dining here could become addictive!
… moreVeronica Morton
This was a spontaneous dinner stop that turned out to be a great spot. Walking in, the ambience is welcoming. I’m pretty sure we came in close to closing. We were the only people dining at the time. There was a gentleman on the patio having a cigar that really added to the “Uncle Tony” vibe. We didn’t introduce ourselves but he welcomed us.
… moreCindy Wardrip
First time we tried when we live very closeby. Read great reviews. Wow, we were impressed. Great wine, lasagna was delicious enough to share. Tirimisu homemade and loved the coffee flavor. We will return. Please try you won’t be disappointed! Nice to support local businesses. Outside seating but only see parking lot. Nice music and has heater if needed. 5 ‘s!
… moreKimbely Campbell
The food, service and drinks were really good. The tiramisu is homemade and fantastic. We had the calamari, fried shrimp, bruschetta, Caesar salads and linguine with Frutti di Mare. Tony is a great guy who came out and talked with us.
… moreTracy Ellis
This place was excellent, they give small portions, however, it is fresh and delicious. They have a great wine selection. Perfect for a date night.
… moreMalka K
I was hesitant to write a less than favorable review, however I need to be honest and this was my experience. In a nutshell, The food was OK for a shopping mall eatery. However, the pricing was like I was dining at an ocean view restaurant in Delmar. $24 for a dish of over cooked vegetables and watery sauce is insulting. Also the service, even though friendly was not attentive. She forgot our bread, didn’t offer fresh Parmesan and was distracted most of the time watching TV. My suggestion would be either to lower the prices or raise the quality. My vote is on both issues.
… moreMichele Annino
Family owned local Italian restaurant with great food and warm, friendly service.
… moreCynthia Casey
The bruschetta was very flavorful. The calzone was average. The lasagna we ordered was unediable. The sauce made the dish taste like vinegar. The service was nice but slow. They very generous with the drink Cosmopolitan I ordered and it very good. The decor was nice but the restaurant was too cold. When we asked if they could turn up the heat we were told that they had “no control over the heater”. It was so cold that after my cocktail and the bruschetta appetizer we took our entrées to go.
… moreraul ricardez
I have to say I was rather disappointed by Uncle Tony’s. This fist full of noodles with a chew toy on top and a side of Stater Bro’s bread costs $20. I can get more food and less sadness at dominoes, plus they have a tendency to not forget half of my order. Shame on my for not checking to see if my salad was in the bag before I got home, but you’d assume in the 15+ minutes I’d spent there. Someone would remember to toss a few leaves in a bowl and drop some in a tomato or two and call it a day.
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