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4.3 (97 reviews)

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Uccellino! This was my first time dining here, and I will most certainly be back. I've had the pleasure of dining at Bar Bricco and Corso, and all have been a great experience. But Uccellino takes the cake. From the moment we arrived, until the moment we rolled ourselves out the door every moment was perfect. The Space... Modern decor with a clean uncluttered space, Uccellino is very pleasing on the eye. Acoustics and music were just so, allowing for conversation to be without having to raise your voice or ask your guests to repeat themselves. The food... Oh the food! I wish I had the chance to order everything. Every morsel was heavenly. We were a party of 4 and had 5 Antipasti; the Olives, Goat Ricotta Crostini, Charred Cabbage, Culatello and the Carpaccio. I honestly could not pick a favourite. For our Primi and Secondi we enjoyed the Agnolotti, Cacio e Pepe and the Bistecca with crispy potatoes. Again, everything was a 10/10. And to finish our meal, we had every dessert. The service... Our server Denise was an absolute gem. Timing every course perfectly and always being attentive to our needs without hovering. From suggesting wines that paired perfectly with each course when we were humming and ha-ing between a few to treating us to some delicious Lemoncello to end our evening. A perfect 10 all around. My only regret was not taking more pics to share how great everything looked.

Jennie L.

So this place always puts out amazing food. The tasting menu is really best bang for your buck where you can sample a whole lot of dishes for 95 dollars and you leave absolutely stuffed. This was our tasting menu: Arancini Cacio e Pepe Roman Pecorino & Black Pepper House-made Goat Ricotta Crostini Rosemary Oil & Maldon Sea Salt Wagyu Beef Carpaccio Marrow Aioli, Fried Capers, Celery Heart, Parsley, Black Pepper& Parmigiano Reggiano Escarole Salad Pear, Roasted Almonds, Sunchokes, Pecorino Principe & House-made Quince Vinegar Paccheri House-made Pork & Fennel Sausage Sugo, Basil & Pecorino Romano Tagliatelle L'Ancetre Butter, Sage & Parmigiano Reggiano Sablefish Roasted & Pureed Cauliflower, Taggiasca Olives, Capers, Pine Nuts & Gremolata Chocolate Budino Whipped Creme Fraiche Everything was amazing. The arancini was flavourful and perfectly cooked, gooey with cheese and decadent. The ricotta was devine and rich. The carpaccio was flavoured lovely with the addition to the fried capers. The Escarole salad was fresh and delightful and a great palate cleanser for the next few dishes. the Paccheri had so many rich deep flavours. The sausage was hightened by the fennel. The tagliatelle was bright and chewy with great flavours. The sablefish was tender and flaked with the fork and the cauliflower matched it's richness. To finish the chocolate budino was dense, and sweet and a great ending to the meal. I loved all the dishes that were presented but my favourite was the ricotta cheese, paccheri, and the sablefish. But I would order everything again. Service was good and atmosphere was lovely.

Erika G.

The hottest restaurant in Edmonton? That's Uccellino. When it comes to the top Italian cuisine experience in the city (or fine dining in general) there is no better. Accolade upon accolade, Edmonton's Connor McDavid (the best hockey player on planet Earth?) even recently named Uccellino as one of his favourite restaurants in town. (He also said that Edmonton has a really good restaurant scene that is super underrated and I couldn't agree more.) With chef and owner Daniel Costa at the helm, Uccellino has landed on Canada's 100 Best Restaurants list three times; #75 in 2017, #59 in 2018, and #95 in 2019. enRoute magazine had them as a Canada's Best New Restaurants 2016 nominee. They were voted as #1 Best Pasta 2018 in VUE Weekly and named as a Favourite Place to Take a Tourist on the Edmonton Food Faves We Crave 2022 list. And of course, most recently, EDify Magazine placed Uccellino as the Best Overall Restaurant 2023. I can think of no other restaurant in this city with a stack of notoriety as high. Uccellino has been on fire since their opening in 2016. I can't believe that it took me as long as it did for me to finally make a reservation (a must) and get myself in their door. It happened on a Saturday evening and the two-storey dining space was filled to capacity. One third of the Corso 32/Bar Bricco/Uccellino trifecta, all three restaurants are located in a sleek row Downtown. Inside, the bar is the focal point of the small space and the paint-by-number mural of the Italian campagna is striking yet subtle (this imagery is carried forth onto the menu). White marble accented by charcoal textiles and a breath of turquoise creates a modern, polished atmosphere. The servers are knowledgeable and friendly, effortlessly whisking us through various cocktails and from course to course. Cocktails. The first order of business. The menu is fairly concise with five options to choose from, each one oozing with confidence and expertise. The favourite at my table quickly became the Zenzero Highball but I had to try the White Negroni (Tanqueray Gin, Nonino L'Aperitivo, Amaro Erborista, Carpano Bianco Vermouth, Ulrich Extra Dry Vermouth, rosemary lavender bitters, cucumber - $15.00) because as I've previously stated, a negroni paired with Italian food is an ideal combination in my opinion. Served in a lowball glass, the beverage looked simple enough. However, this may have been the best negroni that I have ever tasted. Ultra clean in flavour and finish, the drink captured the desired bitterness that compliments Italian food so well and did so with finesse. Right down to the tall slice of cucumber that rounded out the aromatic sensory experience with every sip. Little moments like these - a well-made cocktail - are so special. The food menu is broken into four sections (Antipasti, Primi, Secondi, and Dolce) and I have heard that for the best experience it is advisable to order something from each. There is also a Tasting Menu on offer and at $95 per person it actually sounds quite reasonable. I didn't have the tasting menu on this visit but would certainly love to do so on a future visit. Aiming to be a contemporary trattoria serving seasonal Italian dishes, the menu at Uccellino is traditional in its structure and modern in its execution. First to arrive was the Wagyu Beef Carpaccio (Marrow aioli, fried capers, celery heart, parsley, black pepper & Parmigiano Reggiano - $23.00) with Brio Bakery bread ($3.00) added. Paper-thin slices of beautifully marbled wagyu decorated the plate with an abstract expressionist use of ingredients on top. Viewed as the most high-end beef experience in the world, the wagyu was buttery smooth. Piled onto a piece of toasty bread, the marrow aioli and crispy fried capers certainly caught my attention and I loved how unctuous and expertly seasoned this dish was. There were hints of salt just where I wanted them and this plate could be described as nothing other than a work of art. Next, our server told us about an Antipasti feature for the night that we immediately ordered; the Burrata Special ($24.00). You had me at burrata. Fresh, simple, minimal ingredients. This dish might have been the embodiment of Italian cuisine. Ripples of deep pink prosciutto covered the plate like a salty-cured nest with a generous ball of burrata cheese in its center. For a mild cheese burrata certainly feels indulgent. The outer casing is solid, while the inside contains stracciatella and cream, giving it a soft, luxurious texture. This is the kind of dish that you could live off of and you would never be unhappy. I kept hearing rave reviews about the crostini which surprised me in a way. What could they possibly be doing with slices of bread that was so incredible? I had to find out and ordered the House-made Goat Ricotta Crostini (Rosemary oil & Maldon sea salt - $14.00 for 3). I believe that this is treated as a seasonal item where the ingredients used often change. Wow. A thick layer of whipped ricotta was

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Carla C.

Came here for my birthday dinner! My mother brought me for the $95 tasting menu! We reserved to ensure we had a table, reservation for 5:30PM (and we were out at 7:30PM). Street parking available but stressful. There was underground parking for $5/hour but the one I wanted was full so I panicked and circled the block until I found 2 hour street parking. Service was spectacular, it was not the same waiter who delivered the next course but our waiter came to check in all the time and our waters were refilled almost every 7 minutes! Staff were happy to box up uneaten courses. We felt very taken care of. We also tried the drink special - strawberry bellini (vermouth, strawberry puree, and rum I think) 10/10 not too strong, very fruit and a Great palate cleanser (very appreciated after all the goat cheese). Courses: Wagyu Beef Carpaccio - 7/10. A little weird as it looks and taste like raw thinly sliced beef. Decent flavor. Escarole Salad - 9/10, good dressing, good flavor, lots of textures which I like. Arancini Cacio e Pepe - Too much goat cheese for me 5/10 but my mother thought this was the Best course so really shows it is personal preference. House made Goat Ricotta Crostini - Both me and my mother were not fond of the Goat Ricotta and found the crostini too cooked/dry. 4/10. Truffle Ricotta Gnudi - I think they said it was goat ricotta so again not my preference. But the concept was really cool (cheese in dough ball) and texture great. Arugula is too strong of flavor for me as well. 5/10. Paccheri - A touch spicy which was nice to change things up a bit. Pasta was chewy which we were warned that is how it is Supposed to taste but really tastes like undercooked pasta. 7/10. Pollo Al Mattone - 10/10 best dish in my opinion. Chicken skin was so crisp, chicken was very moist, but perhaps a little bland. Green sauce on the bottom was light and refreshing. Fennel salad was better than I expected 8/10, probably would not order on its own but goes great with the chicken. My dessert was Choclate Budino with a birthday candle on the plate. Soo rich, glad I alternated bites with my mother's cake as it would have been too rich to eat alone! 9/10 - too rich for me, needed some fruit or something acidic to cut the richness. But not too sweet. My mother's dessert was the Olive Oil Cake with a scoop of ice cream. 10/10, light flavor, ice cream was perfect accompaniment. If you take the current menu and order all these items it is $215. I think we got 50% of a normal serving (between the both of us) for most of the dishes but some like the Wagyu Beef Carpaccio and maybe even the Pollo Al Mattone were full sized. A minus star would be the noise. At 5:30PM great no problem. But by 7:30 it was soooo incredibly loud/noisy I could not even converse with my tablemate. There was a rowdy group of 50-60 year old woman 2 bottles of wine deep by then at the table right next to us to that did not help. Glad we went early so we enjoyed Most of our meal at a reasonable noise level. Overall a cool experience I personally think was worth it for a very special occasion.

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Janis M.

For Uccellino fans, this month's tasting menu features osso bucco! Spring salads, house made ricotta on toast, beautiful ricotta gnocchi w spring ramps. Yum! Pecchari has fennel sausage. And a beautiful flourless chocolate cake- dense and decadent or a citrus olive oil cake. Always excellent. My happy place.

Olive oil cake
Ying L.

We went in for the tasting menu which was $95 without drinks. It was pleasantly filling as they provide you quite a bit of food. The salad and Appys was on one plate so you had to share but the rest of the dishes were split individually for you. The best part was the homemade pasta! As always they are busy so reservations are a must

Ravioli
Bonnie A.

After being here three times, I can confidentially say this place consistently delivers delicious Italian food. I could eat here every month and probably never get bored of it.

Ragu
Veronica W.

This was a top notch dining experience. From the delicious cocktails, the attentive staff and the outstanding food, we left very satisfied and thrilled we finally were able to try Uccellino. This goes on our permanent rotation list for sure! Starters were arancini and Waygu carpaccio (soooo melt in your mouth). For mains we had the ricotta gnocchi with truffle sauce (so light and fluffy) and the pork and fennel sausage Ragu. For dessert we had the chocolate budino (omg where have you been all my life). Cocktails were aperol spritz, paper plane and a Negroni. Everything was 5/5 and I would absolutely get again and/or recommend. I also had a balsamic soda drink (no alcohol) which was tremendous and served in a tumbler with a mint sprig. Tables are placed the appropriate distance apart. Staff wear masks. The staff are excellent and you are never left waiting. You can make a reservation online, which I recommend doing a few days in advance as by about 6/6:30 every table was full. We will be back!

Panzanella salad very good.
Melanie E.

It was my hubby's birthday so this was his choice and it was such a wonderful evening. From the wine, to the server and of course the amazing food. We started with the Arancini which were outstanding, the house-made goat ricotta crostini was out of this world good, next up was the tagliatelle pasta just melted in your mouth , up next was the paccheri another pasta winner, then the pollo al mattone was so tender and amedei chocolate budino lovely way to end the evening. We were so full. Thank you Uccellino we will be back.

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Vicki M.

Food is good but price point steep in my opinion. Service leaves something to be desired. Husband and I came here with our 3 year old on a Friday night. We had reservations. Hostess was not overly friendly when we arrived. Our server through the night was civil but once again not overly friendly. Not sure if it's because we had a child with us. Which reminds me to add the restaurant is not child-friendly, with no high chairs available or food options for younger ones - not even a simple glass of juice. Husband and I shared the ricotta guanciale crostini, coppa and pollo al matone. Guanciale crostini: although ingredients fresh, was very difficult and messy to eat due to bite size. Coppa: was just okay Pollo al matone with panzanella salad: great dish, loved the salad. We had 4 drinks between us as well ( 2 of the daily drink specials and 2 glasses of the cheaper white wine available). Total cost: Over $150 (not including tip) for a shared entree, 2 appetizers and a couple drinks each. Ouch! Don't think we'll be back.

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Thank you for the excellent food and wonderful service. It was a wonderful date night. We will be back again!

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