Campo di Bocce
565 University Ave. (Andrews St.) 
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Lunch & Dinner dailyFeatures
- Dress code: Casual
- Kid-friendly
- Outdoor dining
- Reservations suggested
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: Sure, the calamari is good and the antipasti are varied and well-prepared, but the bigger draw here is the sunny outdoor area where patrons can eat and play bocce ball. In this ancient Italian game, players bowl balls down a court (Campo di Bocce's is polyurethane), trying to get theirs closest to a smaller white ball. If your game is dining, you can whet your appetite with a house salad or a nice Caesar. Snack on a plain tomato and cheese pizza and enjoy a couple of the pasta dishes, including a spicy Calabrese sausage served with fresh marinara, roasted peppers and onions over fettuccine. Seafood, poultry and meat dishes round out the menu. Super-friendly staff is made up of many longtime employees, which lends a real family feel to the experience. Hours can be seasonal, call for reservations. Also located at 175 E. Vineyard Ave., Livermore, 925-249-9800. |
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