2008

Pizzeria Picco Restaurant Review, Larkspur

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Pizzeria Picco

320 Magnolia Ave. (At King)

Larkspur, CA 94939

415-924-0300

Website

Pizzeria Picco Larkspur Exterior

We were near Pizzeria Picco and were always up to try another pizza place, especially one that is recommended by a foodie god and run by famed chef Bruce Hill. Pizzeria Picco was rated as a top pizza place by Michael Bauer in August 2008.

This restaurant is located in Larkspur just a couple blocks from the original Lark Creek Inn. They have their main high end Picco restaurant next door.
They have high end Straus Dairy soft serve for dessert. Their pizza’s are named after bike companies. Someone is really into biking here.. Flash Frozen pizzas also are available.

Pizzeria Picco Larkspur Interior 2

Pizzeria Picco Larkspur Interior

Pizzeria Picco Larkspur Wines

Decor, Vibe – Modern decor with lots of wood showing. Counter seating inside and some tables outside. Families and friends in their 40’s were dining at the time.

Menu Pictures

Website menu

Picks:

Pizzeria Picco Larkspur Margherita pizza

Pizzeria Picco Larkspur Margherita Pizza 2

Margherita ($10.95) tomato, basil, mozzarella, parmesan and De Padova extra virgin olive oil had a super crunchy Neapolitan style thin crust and even a crisp center. Quality cheese and olive oil. Better than the other pizza we had.

OK:

Pizzeria Picco Larkspur Specialized Pizza

Pizzeria Picco Larkspur Specialized Pizza 2

Specialized ($13.50) Hobbs’ pepperoni and house made sausage, tomato, mozzarella and basil looks great but did not have the crunchy crust of the Margherita even though it looked the same. Crush was more chewy and mushy. The sausage was a little zesty. Pepperoni and house made sausage were in plentiful quantity and tasted good. Not much cheese on this pizza.  Note: We took the got the pizza to go and ate it 2 minutes after we got it.

Pans:
None

The pizza came in about 15 minutes, pretty quick. Service was good. If we were in the area and wanted pizza, especially margherita pizza, we’d come back. We wouldn’t drive all the way out here just for the pizza.
Compared to our favorites, we’d rank this place below San Francisco’s top places including Gialina, A16, and Paulines. Reasonable wine prices with glasses from $6.

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Overall Rating: (Good)

Come Back?

Food Rating: (Good)
Service Rating: (Good)
Atmosphere Rating: (Good)
Value Rating: (Good)

Guide: 0 = poor, 1 = Fair/Average, 2 = Good, 2.5 = Very Good, 3 = Excellent , 4 = Extraordinary

Alcohol:Beer, Wine
Attire:Casual
Hours:Mon-Th 5-9pm. Fri 5-10pm. Sat Noon-10pm. Sun Noon-9pm
Parking:Street
Reservations:No
Prices:$9.75 - $14.95
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Posted on October 9th, 2008
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