The food was good! It was not the best I've had. There was a slight sewer smell when you walked in, but I suspect it was just old carpet. We've driven past it for years so decided to try it. When you walk in there are too many home made signs hanging on the door and the front counter. We were not offered soup or salad (it is an additional charge for each). We ordered bruschetta, but it was nothing like I've ever had. Bread was soggy and the tomato's were just sliced with some roughly chopped basil. The pasta was delicious and huge portion sizes. They do need to do some grounds maintenance around the building. It looks pretty run down. We might be back! read more

Everything was just a tad off, eclectic to the nines but the food left much to be desired. upon entering it smelled like sewage. it took over 25 minutes for our server to even take a drink order. The owner had to find us a server because they just ignored us. The service was awful. The food was just not good. Thank god for the huge screen with the rat pack... and celine dion... The crème brûlée was soup like at best and i've never experienced anything like it before. Save your money and go anywhere else. read more

It's sort of a trip back to the cheesy red-sauce places in Flyover Country in the Seventies. But done right - this might be just what you want or need. While I can only give the (apparently family-run) DiCicco's three stars as a restaurant experience from my present foodie perspective, I suspect we'll always look at our memories of our meal there fondly. And the service rates an additional star. The food is . . . like that in a cheesy red-sauce place in flyover country in the Seventies. Not like Nonna used to make, not what we cook at home and certainly not like you're going to find at almost any upscale Italian restaurant of the present-day. But, you'll get a LOT of it, and they don't hold back on the cheese. It's like a happy memory of childhood . . . but not a foodie experience of the Twenties. Cocktails are solid - just like Uncle Art used to make in the Seventies (don't tell Mom I had a taste). The service? Couldn't be better - friendly, down-home, hustling. The room? Enormous - cavernous, even. With a hysterical wall-sized projection TV blasting cheesy concert videos from Italy in the Eighties. And full to the brim with happy dressed-up customers wolfing down the eats. Pricing is reasonable - most certainly not inexpensive. Okay, so: Overall: 4 stars Food: 3 Cocktails: 4 Service: 5 Room: 3 Pricing: 3 We only got to experience DiCicco's due to a disastrous clusterfrack trapping us overnight in DEN (grr). Got a room at an airport business hotel and walked over to this non-chain diamond shining on the prairie . . . and the DiCicco's experience simply swept away our traveller exhaustion and grumpiness - a fact that is remarkable and for which we'll always be grateful. It is not the kind of place we usually go, but if you're trapped nearby, I'd heartily encourage you let DiCicco's make it all better. read more

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Absolutely phenomenal service from the warm welcome when we walked in to table service, even the employees that grabbed our plates were friendly. read more

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Quick lunch before dropping my friend off at the airport. We waited for a host/ess to even see that we were there for 3-4 min before being seated. There is a strange smell about the place (think old folks home), I don't know if it is the building, the food, or something else. Ordered the calamari and although technically it could be considered calamari, I would have called it "squid frites", no rings and no tentacles just strips in the shape of fries. The marinara/cocktail sauce was a bizarre combination and did nothing to help the seasonless squid frites. I ordered the combination lunch which consisted of beef ravioli, lasagna, and spaghetti. The ravioli was fantastic and the spaghetti was on point as well. Great red gravy. The lasagna however was over cooked and the noodles soft almost mushy. Ordered 2 meatballs to accompany my dish and they were more mealy than firm. Would not order them again. My friend ordered the steak and cheese (which was almost $30) and was surprised when it came out as the steak was not shredded or sliced but an entire filet which made the price point make a little more sense. The bun was not the expected Italian bread roll/loaf but something else entirely that felt grocery store bought. Additionally, the sandwich arrived soggy so basically my friend had a steak (sans bread) with mozzarella and canned mushrooms on it but certainly not the expected Philly-style steak and cheese. The service once seated was pretty good. Would go back given the same set of circumstances but would steer clear of anything not pasta related. read more

My husband and I have passed this place a thousand times. We finally gave it a try. Move over Olive garden and Carrabba's! DiCicco's has a wonderful chicken Marsala dish, that tasted phenomenal. Everything from the house salad, to the fresh vegetables, chicken and pasta tasted fresh and cooked to perfection. The service was excellent. The dining area was huge with three different levels of floors for seating with various tables sizes. The booths feel very private. There is live music & dancing here three or more times a week. A great place to bring family or friends for a nice Italian dinner. read more

DiCicco's - Italian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Very good food! It's a great former theater-style layout with booths around and authentic Italian music like it's a live show! Don't be fooled by my photo, the fettuccine had PLENTY of sauce! read more

DiCicco's - Restaurant - Italian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Tourist trap. Super gaudy inside. The food is not good. Ordered chicken Parmesan and veal Parmesan. Both came with microwaved frozen vegetables that had water all over the plate read more

First let me say that this place is expensive! A bowl of minestrone soup is $14.25! A tea bag with hot water is $4.25. The bread is too soft almost mushy including the crust and it is not served with olive oil - which would have been a better approach. The Lasagna was good. The place has a stale odor when you walk in. It is odd that they have had an employee shortage since July 2021 [almost 4 years] so they will not split tips - difficult for lunch groups from work. They add a surcharge for using a credit card - so pay cash if it concerns you - they say that there's a sign posted, but I didn't see one posted. Why is this so difficult to split lunch checks? Our server was very good, but they split tips with all "applicable" employees, so don't think that your money is going to your server. What is applicable? Is the management included? I got the impression that while the servers do care, the owners do not. They're located close to hotels/airport so they likely get a lot of out-of-towners walking from the hotel. This place is pretty, but they could do better with their policies, bread, restaurant odor and reduce prices. read more

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I came at lunch to save a little money. There were many signs posted at the front that explained that prices were based on cash prices and a small fee would be charged to any credit card purchases. I should've been more prepared with Cash, but it goes quick when you are traveling. I was greeted by either a manager or the owner who was extremely friendly and welcoming as he walked me to my table. The portion was big enough for 2 people and came with delicious salted butter and warm bread. They were equally amazing. I loved the linguine with shrimp, scallops, and white sauce. I ate all my protein and was full before I even tried the pasta. 4 large shrimp, and 5 medium-sized scallops. Great service and atmosphere. The music was beautiful but watching Andrea Bocelli on a large screen in the dining room was a little strange. I would hope it's something they just do when it's quiet during the day because I feel like it would be a distraction if you were on a date for example. read more

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Very cool place great ambiance. Food was fantastic. Great service. Would come back again and again

First of all the service was terrific. Attentive, friendly and personable. From the hostess to the waitstaff. I ordered the Rigatoni Bolognese with meatballs. The sauce was ok but too much of it. The pasta was overcooked and the meatballs were mushy and tasteless. I spent $54 and I can't recommend the restaurant. I was too embarrassed to say anything to my waitress because she was so nice I didn't want to make a big deal about it. read more

For starters I had the minestrone soup. Very good. For the main I went with the combination Lasagna, Spaghetti (with meatball adder) and Ravioli. The meatballs were delicious and finely ground pork which I like. The ravioli was fantastic. Josh was my server and was prompt, courteous and funny. Tiramisu for dessert was decadent read more

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Tourist trap by the airport hotels! This place is really classless, as you walk in there are inkjet printed signs in plastic sleeves that have all these goofy policies like no split checks due to understaffing. The menu has all this stuff about tips don't go to the servers, it's split amongst the staff. The food is okay, ordered the bruschetta and it was disgusting. A soggy piece of the cheapest garlic bread you can imagine with a slice of tomato on top. Ordered lasagna for an entree and it was decent. Portion sizes are huge. The wine glasses are those really thick cheap industrial grade glasses that have seen better days, not befitting of a restaurant charging almost $40 an entree. On top of all this, they charge an absurd 3.7% to use a credit card. I left feeling like I had been ripped off and will never return. read more

This place is super over priced for the quality of food, the atmosphere is nice but the food is super over priced. There are much better Italian places in Denver. They charged us for lemons for our water.... mind you the food was overpriced I mean seriously like 25$ for some basic spaghetti, extra to add meatballs and then you wanna charge us for 4 slices of lemons..The pasta sauce was watery and the service genuinely was a 3/5, every time we asked our server for something he would say "yeah just give me a minute" like yes we don't expect you to pull it out of thin air we know you need a minute to go get it.... Anyways would not eat here again read more

The food was delicious. Lovely atmosphere. I understand the price the Fettuccine Alfredo, but it could have used more flavor. The Minestrone Soup $4.50 was not included with my meal, and it was a very small cup, maybe 1 1/2 cups? WHAT ASTOUNDED ME WAS THAT THE GARLIC CHEESE BREAD (SEE PHOTO) WAS $17.00!!!! ( Basically almost as much as the Fettuccine Alfredo I HAD NO IDEA IT WAS THAT EXPENSIVE OR I WOULDN'T HAVE. EVEN ORDERED IT. To top it off, I never even got the bread and butter that is supposed to come with your meal. I probably won't be back, read more

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The food was very good. The service was excellent. I loved the dinner theater vibe and the musical numbers on the screen. Thank you for an enjoyable and tasty dinner. read more

This place is huge and uniquely decorated throughout. The service was very good. I really liked the calamari and bruschetta appetizers that we got. I got the chicken parmigiana with a side of chili which was also very tasty. Although the prices were on the more expensive side compared to other Italian restaurants. Although at a certain time, they started to turn up the volume on the background music and it was rock nonetheless so it became much harder to hear each other and converse. Still a good experience but I don't think they should turn on music that loud for dinner. read more

DiCicco's - Chicken Parmigiana - Italian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This is a wonderful place to enjoy a great old school Italian meal. We were totally amazed by the work and effort Vitoria ( the wonderful owner) put into this beautiful restaurant with his heart. The drinks were very fair, food was deliciously prepared in the old Italian family tradition. Ample parking, prices are very fair. This is not a pizza joint, you come here to enjoy a meal for the evening, although the pizza was fantastic. Anytime I have a chance to come to Denver, this will be a mainstay for great Italian food. Thanks to the whole team,, great service, good conversation and very welcoming. read more

This place is hands down one of the best Italian restaurants I've visited It's very authentic. The gentleman at the front was very kind and let us come in a little bit late since we just got off of work. We were seated at a cozy booth and watched a beautiful black-and-white musical performance on the screen. The staff was attentive ! The ambiance was cozy & warm & authentic. The chicken parmigiana was as yummy as it gets read more

Super friendly staff. Quickly seated and order taken soon after. I ordered the Rigatoni and it was delicious. The serving was large and the sausage had just a hint of heat to it. You definitely feel like you are in Italy when you are there. read more

Our favorite Italian restaurant in Denver! We visit every trip to Denver! The atmosphere is amazing as the food and wine! Delicious large portions of real Italian cuisine! The service was excellent and Madeline provided great food and wine recommendations and better attentive service! The owner came to our table to ensure our dining experience was acceptable! our response was "Madeline was very friendly and the food was excellent!". Highly recommend visiting DiCicco's when you are in Denver or near the airport-go to Tower Road! Rating: 10! read more

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First visit when staying at La Quinta Hotel. Very authentic Italian. I had Chicken Parmesan with fresh veggies. Very tasty! Chicken was quite tender, the sauce had good flavor and vegetables were cooked just right. The server was very pleasant and attentive. Now for the ambiance - very authentic Italian. A bit dated but it had hand painted grape vines on all the walls, a mural of a Roman Ben Herr like setting and a movie screen showing an Andrea Bocelli concert!! Recommend when traveling or just a special "date" night if you live in Denver. read more

When we visit DiCicco's, we ALWAYS start with the House Salad ($4.95) and their homemade Dressing! The salad is filled with fresh Iceberg lettuce, crisp tomatoes, slivers of red onions, olives, Feta cheese, and croutons. A perfect precursor to an Italian meal! read more

DiCicco's - Buffalo Ossobuco ($26). - Italian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

When we first walked in, we had high hopes with an Italian family-owned restaurant...our hopes were dashed when the food showed up. Antipasto was nothing more than a large salad: lettuce, black olives from Domino's, pepperoncinis, cheese cubes, 10 or so slices of salami. Was expecting a bit more of a cheeseboard style thing, based on the menu and the $25 price tag. You'd find better for $11/pound at King Soopers. The calzone was smothered in basic spaghetti sauce, so the art of making a calzone was completely soggy. I figured the family-named fettuccine would be a winner, but was sorely disappointed. The onions were still raw, the sauce lacked umami and was under flavored. Take the time to sauté up your onions with mushrooms and a bit of garlic and olive oil before you put things together. The poor meal was only punctuated by a beetle landing on our table. read more

The award for "not what I was expecting" goes to Dicicco's. From the outside it looks like they are out of business. It's in an area with mainly hotels and not much other industry or dining options. The building looks a bit run down and very old school Italy. Walk inside and the decor is what I would call cheesy Italy. Murals and carpet everywhere. The main dining area is spacious and has a giant projector screen which was playing a Andre Rieu concert from 2006 on it. The interior is multiple levels which are apparently used for conference space. We were skeptical...I was sure I was going to get razzed by my colleagues for this lunch choice. The service is impeccable. Prompt, efficient and friendly. The menu has classic Italian dishes. Since it was lunch we didn't check out a wine or alcohol menu. The food was delicious and massive portions. The rigatoni bolognese was made with real tomato sauce and fresh sausage. The calzoni was HUGE and could have easily been shared by 3 people. Gnocchi was fresh and in a fancy tomato sauce and the bread for the table was warm and so soft and delicious. Don't let the decor fool you. This is a legit dining experience. I would willingly eat here again. read more

DiCicco's - Upper levels - Italian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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This place is amazing! The service and wait staff is top tier, the food is excellence and the ambiance of the place is incredible. It feels like i'm dining in italy! I would recommend to anybody in the area to stop by and check it out! read more

DiCicco's - main dining room - Italian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

The restaurant itself is cute, and we even enjoyed the Rod Stewart video playing in the background. Unfortunately, the food was very disappointing. For an Italian restaurant, they couldn't even get a basic red sauce right -- it was just blah. The "house salad" was nothing more than a few tomatoes and two pepperoncinis. We left about three-quarters of our meals uneaten. The lobby also smelled strongly of cleaning products. Everyone we interacted with was very nice, but the food was so basic and flavorless that we walked away feeling like dining here was an $80 mistake. read more

We were a good size group (10+) Average overall - mediocre appetizers, good mains, no frills otherwise. Bad odor when entering the restaurant, they need to work on that. Quite a turn off. read more

Phenomenal service, large portions, and delicious! I have no idea why its rating is so low on Yelp!

A little hidden gem up by the airport! The murals on ALL the walls is just amazing! Gives Vegas vibes with no windows so you never know what time it is. Bartender was super nice and gave great recommendations on what to order/pair. Food was good but notice the fine print on their up charge for sharing dishes. The house salad was extremely over priced for what you get. Expensive for what you're getting and then a crazy 3.95% charge for using a credit card! Who carry's around cash anymore. This is definitely a move taking advantage of the customer with it being a remote restaurant and often times the only options for hotel goers. All in all, I'd go back again. read more

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The ambience is amazing. You feel at peace and in serenity, let go of your troubles and tune into the Italian theme and Elvis showroom. The food tastes okay.... Not exactly straight out of Tuscany Italy but the service is exceptional. This all being said there is something suspicious about this establishment..... many many cameras, possible mob ties read more

I don't understand why the score is so low. Amazing staff that care about their customers' overall experience! Fresh salad, great lasagna! Good for an intimate date all the way up to a family gathering. read more

We walked in and was amazed at what a huge place this is! It's beautifully decorated like an Italian Theatre! The staff were very welcoming and our server Rodrigo was amazing and knowledgeable! The food was also just as amazing! We had the bruschetta for an appetizer and it was delicious! I had the Linguine with scallops and shrimp but opted to trade out the pasta for the housemade fettuccine and had it Alforno style{covered in melted mozzarella cheese}! It was absolutely divine! My hubby had the meat lovers pizza and it was yummy! read more

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This restaurant was a convenient walk from our hotel. It is an interesting dining area: huge open space in the middle with seating around the outside. Sort of like a coliseum. On the ground floor, there is a stage and a big projector screen playing various music videos like opera. The service was good. Our server answered all of questions about gluten free choices. There were gluten free pasta choices but no GF bread. The gf pasta was excellent and the salad portions are very large. If you're staying on the Tower Road hotel strip , this is a very good choice. read more

When we walked in here, we walked in to every Italian restaurant your parents and grandparents would take you to. From the decor, to the ambiance, down to the food, everything was just as you remembered it. As Frank Sinatra Duo's were playing in the background, projected like you were in a little courtyard somewhere in Europe on a Friday night, we have the menu the once over. We settled on an appetizer. The fried calamari. Boom, done. On to the mains. I see the Combination: 3 mains in one. I was hungry but not that hungry, so I saw the Mezza Mezza which was 2 mains. Boom. I went for the lasagne and ravioli. The wife went for the spinach tortellini alfredo with artichoke. Food came out in good time, staged over courses appropriately. Everything was good. Very happy with service and food. read more

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First time trying Dicicco's outside of the Central Valley, had a work trip to Colorado and got a To Go order!! Absolutely loved my meal and the friendly staff. I love the Italian murals and decor inside the restaurant. This is one of my favorite Italian restaurants back home, I'm so glad they branched out bc I travel to Denver quite often. The portions are huge, the food comes out hot and flavorful. Try their homemade in house pasta Would recommend ! read more

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Ambiance was amazing. Didn't look anything like the outside and definitely had mafia/movie set vibes with its balconies and live music. People, including server were also GREAT. Food was not so good. House bread was horrible. Salad was normal. We ordered the fried raviolis and they were good. We also both ordered the veal picatta. The veal was good but the spaghetti and vegetables accompanying it had zero taste. Zero! This place is too cool to serve such average food. read more

DiCicco's - Italian Near Me - Denver, Colorado

The food's great, but it's overpriced. $38 for chicken Marsala gives you an idea. If money is no object and you want some solid Italian Fare with a classic atmosphere this is the place. Food is 5-star, prices reflect in the 3-star overall rating. read more

The bread was salty, the red sauce was salty, the Caesar had no croutons, no anchovy and no egg in the dressing. The music was CRAZY loud and the band (just coming off a summer break) was full of sour notes (loud too). The bottle of Chianti was great. Don't eat here unless you want to dance to (poorly played) big band music. read more