About this business
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- Website
- ciaoitalianrestaurant.com
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- Price
- $$$$$
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- Hours
Sun-Wed 11:30 AM - 12:30 AMThu 11:00 AM - 1:00 AMFri-Sat Closed - Cuisine
- Italian, Cafe, European, Contemporary, Catering
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
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Tips
Herschall T.
Verified
6 days ago
Food was very good and so was the service, I will be back.
Jackie W.
Verified
15 days ago
I would suggest getting there when they open at 5:30 for dinner, they get busy fast! But now that I've been there I understand why. I don't know which was better, the food or the service. A must try if you're in the downtown area!
Mary P.
Verified
22 days ago
The fried meatballs are wonderful.
Patrice
Verified
a month ago
Great place for terrific food and quiet conversation. Loved it.
Robert R.
Verified
a month ago
Great food at a great price.
Deborah S.
Verified
3 months ago
Great place to have dinner before attending a play or other event downtown. The rolls were hot and the food was delicious. The service was prompt and good.
Jane B.
Verified
3 months ago
It is one of my all time favorite lunch spots! Service and food are always good. Thursday's special, the meatball lasagna, is fabulous!!!
Rebecca
Verified
3 months ago
Great food - love the lobster bisque and tortellini Alfredo
Allyson H.
Verified
4 months ago
The food was excellent and bonus is that it is walking distance from my office.
Deborah G.
Verified
4 months ago
Loved the 'Cozy' feel of it. Will definitely go back!
From Our Editors
A downtown mainstay for more than a quarter century, Ciao Italian Restaurant quells cravings with Prime Omaha beef and house-made sugar-free marinara rife with garlic, basil, and olive oil. Chef Tony, the eatery's epicurean mastermind, pours more than three decades of culinary experience into the preparation of Maryland-style crab cakes and fettuccine alfredo seasoned with pepper and ground nutmeg. Servers ferry glasses of pomegranate margaritas to tables dressed in gray linens and patrons sink forks into creamy cannolis imported from New York City's Little Italy. The venue's cozy dining area seats businessmen for quick lunches, couples for candlelit dinners, and canine actors for Lady and the Tramp scene studies.
