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Ambrogio15 Del Mar

4.2 (289 reviews)
ModerateItalian, Pizza, Wine Bars
Open • 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Wanting H.

We visited Ambrogio15 at the Skydesk in Del Mar on a Friday night. We arrived early and sat down at a table right the way. Later parties had to wait for a table. The service was good. Very efficient and friendly. Despite the restaurant is located in a "food hall" style place, it feels and function like a real restaurant. Full service and the ambiance was really good. We started our dinner with the caprese salad, which was our least favorite dish. It's not bad, but very basic. We definitely felt overpriced for how simple and basic the dish is. We really enjoyed their pasta. I will come back for them again. The Linguini Gamberi e Limone was quite special. I have never tasted a lemon based pasta sauce and this was very delicious. The Miami Vice Rigatoni was so very good. Overall, I love their pasta, but not impressed by the caprese salad.

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Viviana A.

Have nothing but a good review on this restaurant. The service was great, the ambience was so relaxing and the food was outstanding. The seasoning on the food was perfection. Enjoyed every moment of our time there most likely we'll be visiting again.

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Norbert K.

Ambrogio15 is a delightful enoteco, albeit tucked onto the Sky Deck. FOOD (5/5) We've had two dishes here, both of which reflect the Northern Italian heritage of Ambrogio15: Wagyu Meatballs (5/5) -- Served with a marinara sauce and aged Parmigiano Reggiano, these meatballs are among the best we've enjoyed in Italy or in the States. ($21) Tagliata Rucola (5/5) -- One of my favorite ways to have steak ... a Tuscan-style New York strip steak. It was grilled rare (like i requested) and served sliced over a bed of arugula and cherry tomates, topped with aged Parmigiano Reggiano and a balsamic glaze. Perfetto! ($37) We haven't tried their pizza yet. WINE (4/5) The wine list is a respectable representation of Italian wines. We've ordered wines by the glass, each of which was very good. SERVICE (4/5) Our servers have been very pleasant and helpful. AMBIANCE (3/5) The restaurant itself is casual and decorated very nicely with a contemporary look and feel. Loudness of Sky Deck detracts from the dining experience.

Nell C.

First time eating at Ambrogio15 Del Mar. Ambiance was nice, no host but the waiter was a bit frazzled greeting our party. Menu was well organized and we ordered Crudo di Hamachi had a heavy lemon ponzu that caused our party to pucker and the acid was hard to consume and enjoy. Insalata Della Casa was good but balsamic sauce was too sweet. Margherita pizza is good and signature sour dough tasted good. Soft but crispy crust.

Mabel B.

Amazing! Came on a whim for a late lunch and was able to be seated pretty quickly. Service was good and fast. Everything was delicious and the perfect portion. Every plate was devoured and wiped clean. I don't believe you can go wrong with ordering anything off their menu. The Nutella dessert could've been shared by our entire table rather than everyone selecting their own individual dessert but great way to sample their sweets. Ambrogio15 is now one of our favorite Italian spots.

Pizza Burrata e Crudo
Marcie L.

Visited on a Thursday afternoon. Parking can be a bit tricky since it's a large shopping center, but a spot usually opens up fairly quickly. No reservations were needed. We arrived around 12:30 and there was only one other table dining in at the time. That said, things did pick up a bit before we left with several to-go orders and a few additional diners trickling in. Our server was very friendly, attentive, and gave great recommendations throughout the meal. We ordered: * Focaccia: we had actually asked to hold off on putting this in, but it was accidentally ordered anyway and honestly, I'm glad it was. This ended up being the highlight of the meal. The bread was super crispy, flavorful, and honestly some of the best focaccia I've had. It also made amazing leftovers. I brought it home and dipped it in olive oil and balsamic vinegar. * Pasta alla Bolognese: my friend ordered this, and I brought home the leftovers. I'm not typically a big red sauce pasta person, but he really enjoyed it. I thought it was good, just not a standout for my personal taste. * Burrata e Prosciutto Crudo: easily shareable between 2-3 people. I had a few slices in-house and took the rest home. I wasn't a huge fan when eating it fresh. The pizza felt a bit messy with toppings slid off, and it was a little difficult to bite through the prosciutto. However, I actually preferred it cold as leftovers the next day. Overall, it's a quiet, relaxed spot with a large menu and friendly service. While I probably wouldn't return specifically for the pizza, I'd be open to trying other dishes again.

Kat L.

An amazing Italian spot at skydeck. As we entered the establishment we were greeted immediately by a friendly server who showed us to our table. The gentlemen explained the menu and his recommendations. We asked a few questions and he definitely answered them willingly and was really patient. We got the Hannibal Lecter which came with a variety of different meats. Wow the bread was so soft! Literally one of the best pizzas I've had. We also got the carbonara! Hubby didn't think he would like it but loved it so much! Can't wait to try other locations closer to us. I know they have a couple here in San Diego! You go to try this place. Food, service and ambiance are on point.

Mistaken margherita
Curt T.

Wow. The pizza here was pretty good. Nice light crispy crust. The mistaken margherita was light and flavorful. The canneloni was also very good. The marinara sauce perfect. We also got the Pate e speck (the roasted potato one) and this one was much more hearty. Rhe prosciutto would have been better if it was slightly more crispy but it was flavorful and delicious. The potatoes and truffle was amazing. Definetly would go back Service was great also.

Potato and speck pizza
Arnold T.

Eating the Mistaken margherita pizza almost transported me back to Italy. We stumbled upon a pizzeria in Naples where the locals eat. This particular pizza at Ameogio is very similar to the one in Naples where it's not overloaded with cheese; the crust is thin yet crispy, then bubbly at the edges. This is not for sharing - It's so light that I need to order 2 of these for myself. The potato and speck pizza is quite the opposite of the mistaken margherita. It's good but heavy. Eating this brought me back to reality that I'm in the US. The cannelloni was good even though it is vegetarian. Again not very American style that is overloaded with cheese and sauce. I personally would like more sauce added.

Michael P.

Ambrogio15 features a Milano Pizza Experience, conveniently located in Del Mar's Sky Deck as Del Mar Highlands Town Center. The restaurant is located just inside the door and to the right. There is ample charming tables and the service is exceptional. The staff is patient as guests navigate the expansive menu. The pizza is magnificent! The crust is thin and perfectly crispy. Toppings are fresh and the cheese is flavorful. What a delectable mix of seasoning and textures. I enjoyed the classic Margherita and it was delicious. The pizza is surprisingly large and certainly enough to share. The focaccia Gorgonzola Pere is a must have! The combination of sweet and savory tantalizes the tastebuds and is a perfect start to the meal. This is a perfect location for a night out or a date. High quality food and professional experience makes Ambrogio15 stand above. Do yourself a favor and enjoy a bit of Milan in Del Mar.

Nerano pizza with zucchini
Alyssa S.

Glad to see that they have an eggplant parmigiana pizza right now. It's not super heavy, but it is more filling and a better value than the margarita pizza. I hope they keep it around as it's tasty!

Bonnie Y.

This place is located inside Skydeck. We came in for a late lunch/early dinner. It wasn't busy at all so we got seated right away. We ordered Wagyu meatballs, pasta of the month special (risotto with seafood) and burrata and prosciutto pizza. The meatballs were weird. I've never had meatballs taste like bread. I couldn't taste the actual meat. The risotto dish had good flavor but it's a bit salty for my taste. The thin crust pizza was decent, too much cheese IMO. The cheese made pizza taste a bit soggy. Overall, the food was ok.

Pizza Margherita
Joriene M.

Margherita Pizza ($19) - This spot is rated the Best Pizza in San Diego! While I didn't agree, they did a great job at recreating authentic Italian pizzas. It didn't come close to the pizza we had in Italy, but I still enjoyed it. The highlight was the San Marzano tomato sauce, which had a distinct and fresh flavor that paired well with mozzarella and basil.

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Amazing thin crust Milan pizza. The 5-cheese truffle pizza was so tasty. We enjoyed our food.

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