The food was delicious and the service was great! Our server said the tiramisu was a new recipe and it was the best we ever had. The beef carpaccio with hash browns was amazing! Bryan Voltaggio was there and he was kind to our kids and wanted to hear their feedback. read more

Wow what amazing restaurant! We went to the former place and loved it. Happy to find out all pasta and sauces are freshly made in-house,and HUGE pizza oven inside restaurant. We had the SALUMI red sauce pizza and the RIGATONI with arrabbiata sauce.For dessert we shared the salted carmel gelato with some type of donut.Everything was amazing! Fantastic service and fun vibe. Noisy but not bad at all.Our server said they are better than the former restaurant,so true! FYI the outside seating isn't open yet (early May) the glass little patios outside are only for bigger parties and believe it's $350 minimum? read more

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Carb-loading at altitude, but make it Italian When you're in Mammoth and your body is screaming for carbs after a day on the mountain (or just from walking to your car in ski boots), Vulcania delivers like a nonna who's been waiting all day to feed you. Tucked into the Village right next to Gomez's Mexican Restaurant (which is no slouch itself), this place pulls off that rare trick: it actually feels like a legit Italian escape...just with better snow outside. Let's start where all good decisions begin: pizza as an appetizer. Yes, you heard that right. Their authentic pizza oven isn't just for show--it's the real deal. Thin crust, blistered just enough, and gone in about 90 seconds at our table. No regrets. The tricolore salad is a solid opener--fresh, simple, and a nice way to pretend you're pacing yourself. You're not. Because then comes the main event: Voltaggi-O's. Imagine your childhood love affair with Chef Boyardee's Spaghetti-O's...then imagine it went to culinary school, studied abroad in Naples, and came back with confidence, depth, and a killer wine list. That's this dish. It's nostalgic, elevated, and borderline dangerous in how easy it is to keep eating. And honestly? The staff might be the real MVPs. Servers and bartenders here are five-star across the board--attentive without hovering, smiling like they actually enjoy being there, and full of spot-on recommendations (which, let's be honest, we happily followed). Bottom line: If you're in Mammoth and craving Italian that goes beyond the usual ski-town fare, Vulcania is the move. Come hungry, order the pizza "appetizer" (don't overthink it), and don't you dare skip the Voltaggi-O's. You'll leave full, happy... and already planning your next visit. read more

Vulcania - Upgraded spaghetti-O's - Italian Near Me - Mammoth Lakes, California

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We stopped in on a Friday night. We were happy to find a couple of seats at the bar which had a nice vibe. Our bartender Brittany was very friendly and efficient. We ordered dirty martinis which she made perfectly cold like we requested. For a second drink I ordered the Aperol Sprotz and it was very good as well. We were excited to order the beef carpaccio as we thought it was excellent last year and obviously unforgettable. Unfortunately, they changed the recipe and it just wasn't the same. Instead of the little round potatoes, they changed it to hash brown sticks. It wasn't as creamy and flavorful as last year either. Such a bummer. The salumi pizza with red sauce, calabrese salami, capicola, speck, parmigiano reggiano was still tasty. The crust is really delicious. We also ordered the Chicken Parmesan which was very moist and flavorful. We like Vulcania but it is a little pricy for the portion size. I realize it is a ski mounts town and everything is more expensive here. I do hope they change the carpaccio recipe back to the previous version. read more

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I was so excited to try a Voltaggio brothers restaurant. Ambiance is wonderful! Food was beautiful, taste was just okay. Portions were generous ... too generous. The server suggested that two of us order 4-5 dishes meant to be shared. We ordered the Caesar salad, which was enough to feed 6 people, and overdressed. The caprese salad was different - great burrata and pesto, the cherry tomatoes were cooked and chilled. The accompanying Parmesan rice crescents were very odd and chewy. Lastly, we shared a margarita pizza. A little soggy, and too much cheese. NO WAY two people could eat 4-5 dishes. read more

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$150 (no refunds) to book the globe seating outside that doesn't even go into the bill. Food was exceptional and service lovely. I would return but not do the globe again. read more

One of my favorites restaurants in Mammoth. The food is fantastic, service is excellent (hustling with a smile), and the ambience is great. Haven't tried dinner in one of the pods which looks fun too. Fantastic birthday dinner for me!!!! We had the spaghetti Arabiata, brussel sprouts, fungi pizza and tiramisu. Yum! Wine list is wonderful with lots of good Italian reds and whites. Didn't have a cocktail but they have a great curated list for that too! Thanks Vulcania for once again showing us a good time. Left happy and full! read more

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Vulcania delivered. Clean flavors, solid portions, and a menu that feels thoughtful without trying too hard. The Caprese tostada was fresh and balanced and the kids pastas were perfect after a long day on the mountain. The Voltaggi O's were the standout. Maybe the most delicious pasta I've ever eaten. Rich, perfectly executed, and unforgettable. Bryan's service was attentive, upbeat, and genuinely uplifting. We'll be back. read more

Same problem, same joke of a place. This place wouldn't survive on any mountain. Maybe a food hall is most appropriate. Avoid and go somewhere else for a great experience. Came here to give another chance with some friends from LA. Understandably this is a mountain town, and Mammoth is not somewhere I'd expect trendy food or a foodie vibe....I would at minimum expect a friendly front house staff. Definitely not the case - not sure why the GM can't train the staff appropriately. Seems other guests have chimed in the same over the years. read more

Wow! Food and service is so wonderful that we decided to eat lunch here 3 times and dinner twice. For lunch the tricolore salad was fabulous! So many flavors in a simple salad. The buratta caprese is a don't miss. Amazing flavors again! The rigatoni and spaghetti- incredible. Cooked perfectly. Pizzas are amazing with a perfect crust. For dinner the chicken parmigiana and salmon were fantastic. Once again full of flavor. The top notch service compliments the amazing food. The hostess Marie is always smiling. Cam and Jasmine at the bar are always happy to help and offer excellent service. Natalie our server was so pleasant! She chatted with us and offered suggestions. This team is led by David who was so kind and friendly. What a perfect dining experience. I would give it 10 stars if I could! Don't pass up a chance to dine here. Make reservations to ensure a spot. read more

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This past year my wife and I got into a bunch of competition food shows, and we love watching the Voltaggio brothers. I've often overlooked this place since I usually don't eat in the village, but we will definitely be back! Came here for lunch with the family since we forgot to grab a reservation for dinner. The lunch menu is pretty limited but everything was done well with fresh quality ingredients. If you're a mushroom lover like me, then the fungi pizza is the best. Funky and creamy goodness packed with yummy mushrooms. The crust was cooked to precision with a nice outer crunch and light and airy on the inside. The tricolore salad was super refreshing and colorful. Mozzarella sticks were really solid, the cheese blend they use is delicious and the bread crumb batter was perfectly crispy. Calamari was my favorite app, the lemon garlic aioli and pepperoncinis elevate the dish to the next level! I'd pass on the rigatoni next time, it was good but nothing special. The ribeye steak add on was cooked to your preference and nicely seasoned. We loved the elevated modern interior decor and the center bar was a beauty to look at. The staff are super friendly and the service was phenomenal! read more

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Amazing service, friendly bar staff genuinely interested in what you did during the day and extremely pleasant and positive... Cam was our bartender and he was lovely! 5 stars will absolutely return! read more

We had dinner here during our Mammoth getaway. It's a very busy place because of its popularity with not just tourists but also for locals. We're glad we were able to book a reservation. We actually wanted to sit at one of the outdoor igloos but we were told that reservations were months ahead so maybe next time we visit. So we ordered the following to share: SALUMI $28 Crushed San Marzano tomatoes, calabrese salami, capicola, speck, parmigiano reggiano VOLTAGGI-O'S $24 A version of the canned childhood favorite. Annelini pasta, tomato gravy, and a giant meatball They're kind of expensive which is understandable because it's located in a popular tourist area. It's worth it though because we enjoyed both items. They're unique and delicious. We also love the service provided and the ambiance at this restaurant. We're looking forward to dine here again most likely in the igloos. read more

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To the manager at Vulcania. You should be ashamed of yourself. I had one of the worst experiences I've ever had at Vulcania in Mammoth village. What should have been a pleasant dinner that was reserved a month in advance for myself, my husband, and 8 year old daughter quickly turned into an uncomfortable and upsetting situation due entirely to the manager's behavior. From the moment an issue was raised, the manager was shockingly rude, dismissive, and confrontational. Instead of listening or attempting to resolve the situation professionally, he spoke over me, showed clear hostility, and made me feel unwelcome. It was not just poor customer service -- it felt personal and targeted. It was pure discrimination staring at me in the face. It was so hostile the hostess was in shock. Even more concerning was the way we were treated compared to other guests. The difference in tone, body language, and overall treatment was impossible to ignore. No customer should ever feel singled out or discriminated against while simply trying to enjoy a meal. Hospitality starts at the top, and unfortunately, the management here sets a terrible example. Until there is accountability and serious improvement in how customers are treated, I cannot recommend this restaurant to anyone. I will not be returning. read more

We were looking for a nicer dinner spot to try while in town to celebrate our anniversary. We were so glad we stumbled across Vulcania. Despite being pretty busy on a Friday night, service was excellent and our server made great recommendations. We started with the beef carpaccio and I cannot express to you how beyond delicious it was. We have had this dish many times before at other restaurants and this was far above any beef carpaccio we have ever tried. Don't skip this! It was mouth watering. The remainder of our meal was delicious as well but we will be back for that app! read more

Vulcania - Italian Near Me - Mammoth Lakes, California

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This is my Go To spot when in Mammoth. We have been coming here for Four years. I love the pepperoni pizza. It's hands down my top favorite in Cali. Our waitress tonight was Jasmine. Phenomenal service! She recommended a mint in my Hugo Spirts. Wow. It was delicious. I loved that is snowed while we were eating and it made the ambiance that much more romantic. We will definitely be back again. read more

Vulcania - Italian Near Me - Mammoth Lakes, California

wow. margarita pizza very average... service is good. but, the prices are over the top. !! not even a bread basket. ! come on..... read more

I say this as huge fan of the Voltaggios...if you like tomato sauce, this is your place. The lunch menu was such a yawn, we chose to have apps: beef carpaccio, cheese sti...er, smoked mozzarella frito, and ham and pineapple (the menu's lonely example of their humor) but the Caprese showed up. I can sum up the three dishes we had as "tomato sauce three ways." It's a really well-balanced sauce, but come on guys, where's the Ink spirit that brought us burnt wood ice cream and creamed corn ravioli? Even the sandwiches at Ink Sack (RIP) crushed this place. read more

Hosts are very unwelcoming and the seating policy is a joke. They have no waitlist and the restaurant is empty yet they say they're fully booked. It's been years of trying. read more

Was really excited to try food from the Voltaggio brothers. Unfortunately, there is nothing gluten-free on the menu (I even asked the host and he said "yeah, nothing is really gluten-free"). Quite surprising and very disappointing. Does the management not realize that they are turning away business not just from GF folks, but any group of people that includes a GF diner? Like, sorry, family and friends, we are eating somewhere else. I can't remember the last time I saw an Italian restaurant in California where I couldn't eat anything. You can do better. read more

Don't like how the outdoor seating in the pods are only for large parties or 4 people or more or something. Even if you pay. I thought the pods were so cute & always want to try it but I never travel with a large party of people. Just think it's unfair that the pods are excluded if you have a small party. read more

We had a pretty good meal here while we were in Mammoth. We tried the tricolore salad, some pizzas and pastas - all were decent. The place is apparently run by celebrity chefs - Voltaggio brothers and is probably one of the best restaurants in the mountain town. Will return next time we are in town. read more

Dakota was amazing! Super attentive. Highly recommend the rigatoni and the Caesar salad - they both have an awesome unique spin!

Opened by the Voltaggio brothers, the restaurant is nicely decorated and the food is overall good. I enjoyed the cheese pizza and the Voltaggio pasta which had a nice elevated twist to childhood canned pasta. The tricolore salad had a nice tangy bitter flavor and crunchy texture to it and it was refreshing. We tried the branzino which I felt was overpriced for what you get. It comes with a filet of branzino with a bunch of cauliflower sides cooked in different ways for $40. While the branzino was cooked well, the sides didn't complement the fish. I was expecting to get the whole branzino for this price. Service was attentive. We had no issues. The desserts were on the sweet side especially the tiramisu. The salad, pizza and pasta were all worth a try! read more

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Made a reservation for a Friday night and they were packed. A bit chaotic and I initially got rubbed the wrong way when the host helped the group behind me even though I was next in line standing right in front of her... Once we got seated the waitress was amazing! The food was very good. We got the Vul-tagios (similar to spaghetti-os), caesar salad, and margarita pizza! The meat in the pasta was moist and seasoned excellently. The salad was already dressed perfectly. The pizza was the lightly crispy with a thinner consistency (which I enjoy). I just thought the cheese was a bit chewy where if I took a bite, it dragged the whole cheese off my pizza slice. The tiramisu was very very good! Not your average tiramisu. The cake is a date cake with some nuts and a crunchy layer in between the cake and cream. Amazing though ! read more

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We've been dining at Vulcania for years during Ski School week -- always booking well in advance, treating the staff kindly, and tipping generously. Unfortunately, the service has never matched the setting, and this last visit was the final straw. While the restaurant benefits from a prime location and limited dining options in the area, the hospitality has consistently fallen short. It often feels as though the lack of competition allows service standards to slip. In all my years working in hospitality after studying hotel and restaurant management, I've rarely encountered a team so unwilling to accommodate reasonable requests. Simple asks -- like placing tables next to each other or borrowing an extra chair -- are met with an immediate "no," not because they can't, but because they won't. The atmosphere feels rigid and rule-bound rather than welcoming and guest-focused. Thinking back, I honestly can't recall a time a staff member greeted our table with genuine warmth or even a smile. This most recent visit was especially disappointing due to the level of unprofessionalism -- particularly from management -- and it ultimately convinced us that we won't be returning or recommending the restaurant. Dining out should be fun, relaxing, and memorable. Vulcania is none of that. read more

On our latest trip to Mammoth, was excited to check out this restaurant opened by the Voltaggio brothers. The Top Chef alums have always been interesting and fun to follow - and definitely wanted to see what they were bringing to Mammoth. Conveniently located in The Village - as you walk up, they have the outdoor igloos, which can seat anywhere between 6-8 I believe. We were sat at a table inside - but may opt next time to choose the igloo experience outside. Restaurant was buzzing, we were seated for a party of 7 towards the back of the restaurant. I liked the choice of stemware they offered - more of a modern casual vibe they were going for (no stem on my wine glass). Great choice of wine. Went for a few of the options the server recommended. Had to go with the Voltaggio lamb ravioli bolognese, a couple of the margarita pizzas,and the pastas. The standout was the spaghetti and meatball and the margarita pizzas. I found most of the dishes to be slightly over-cheesed (which cheese lovers may welcome) and a tad over seasoned. But all in all - a great addition to Mammoth. Good vibes, service was decent and a great wine selection. read more

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If you're near the Canyon lodge village nice cool place to dine at. They have Igloo seating if you're into that stuff, but require advance reservations. If you love cheese pizza it's pretty good with tons of melted cheese. Voltagio-O is a take on kids pasta with a creamy sauce and meatball slapped on it. Tricolore is more of a crisp and bitter salad due to endives, radicchio and arugula and grape fruit. If butter is not your thing you might consider passing. Branzino is not like your classic while fish but more of a strip filet. That was ok. Desserts gelato swirl ice cream good but the donut was ok. Sticky tiramisu pudding has the flavor profiles but still lacked that liqueur taste read more

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Listen, the food is great. Service is good. But the serious problem is the only seating for more than six people is an up-charge for a downgraded experience. We paid the $150 for one of the "pods" because we were told it was the only way to seat 8. DO NOT DO THIS IN WINTER. It was beyond freezing, despite the heater. The table wouldn't stop moving every time someone shifted in their seat or bumped it. (Hard not to do when kids are sitting there.) It felt like a punishment to be seated out there. Adding insult to injury, when I went into the main restaurant to use the restroom, I passed an empty table that would have easily seated us all. So so frustrating. Wish I wanted to come back. Long-time fan of the Voltaggio bros. But it was just so, so uncomfortable. And having to pay an extra $150 for a worse experience was beyond disappointing. read more

These hostess are rude! They said they couldn't serve my family of five. No explanation other than sorry! This is a bad start to our vacation! read more

Gosh I wanted to love this place! I'll start with being positive, service was great and I could see it being a good spot for a night cap at the bar and dessert. But if you're going for the igloos just be prepared to be disappointed by the food. It's super over hyped and the hype made me trust their quality. Both seafood dishes were super fishy and not fresh (to be fair it's a mountain town so I should have known better, but the hype made me trust them). Normally I wouldn't both to leave a review for just a mid experience (not to terrible but not great) but given the price point and insane wait times it's worth noting as there's so many other great options around. I would stick to just drinks and desert here. read more

Vulcania - Gelato - Italian Near Me - Mammoth Lakes, California

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Updating my review: We've been back twice and have had better experiences. The serves are super friendly and the food is great. So far we haven't had a bad dish. I recommend their pizza or the ravioli bolognese. read more

The best food in Mammoth area by far! Amazing atmosphere, the Margarita was probably the best i ever had! The food is insanely delicious and the dessert was amazing. Also price is really cheap Definitely recommend read more

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Came here on my last night in Mammoth for the weekend and jt was so delicious! Mostly pizza and pasta options but all the ones we tried were so good! We did family style because that's what they recommended and it went amazing, got to try a bit of everything! Everyone was so nice and attentive. Very nice location in the village there just happened to be a reggae festival happening this weekend so just a bit more intoxicated people coming through. Would definitely come back!! read more

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Place is well decorated We got seated right away for a party of three during a weekday lunch. Service is on the slower side Food is okay. The marinara is pretty good. Wish the spaghetti came with a meatball. Have to order a la carte. read more

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This rating is based off of "Moutain food and service" Dakota our serve was so sweet and attentive. She recommended what we ordered. My partner and I did not have a reservation. We walked in hoping to get a bar seat but they had availability for us so we were seated instantly. I would order the ravioli and the adult spaghetti "o"s. They use the same sauce. It's tangy and savory. Pasta was well cooked. The meatball was a little dry but the flavor was definitely there. We'll definitely stop by again. The price was super affordable. Two pasta entrées, a whiskey sour, and a hot tea was like $80. I think the food was filling. read more

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Excited to eat lunch here. Website says they are open 12-3pm for lunch. Arrived at 2pm to a locked door. Person inside just looks at us. No one answered the phone to explain what is going on. If you aren't open for lunch, you might want to update the website hours that are posted for Mammoth Mountain. read more

Nice delicious Pizza freshly made by hand and baked in their Gigantic tile beautiful oven ! Trout dip and meatballs Sandwich with parmigiana Fries ! Friendly service and Italian decors wine bar ! The outside dome house for small family is sooo cute and homy! Worth to come again ! read more

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We showed and up and I liked the vibe of this restaurant especially for Mammoth. We ordered some drink and I have to say the cocktails were great and also tasted the mocktail which was also very good. I split the pizza and the crab squid ink pasta. Bother were great. I would recommend this place of you are in mammoth. Definitely worth the price unlike some other establishments in Mammoth. read more

We had such a great experience thanks to Mitchell. He was incredibly friendly, very helpful, and made sure we had everything we needed the entire time. His positive attitude and attention to detail really made our visit so much better. Thank you, Mitchell! read more