Bocci

Excellent food and friendly service! I was impressed with everything we ordered! I have never had bad food here. Seafood Fantasia is my personal favorite but have never heard a bad word about Bocci! Nice laid back atmosphere as well is pleasant.

I met my sister here for lunch one day and was surprised how delicious it was since it is kind of hidden in a shopping center area. They have a great lunch menu that is very reasonable and your entrée comes with a salad or fries. I ordered the meatball sandwich which was amazing. The meatballs were perfect and the bread was even worth talking about! I haven’t tried anything else here but will defintely be back to. They also have a full bar and cozy indoor area. Definitely a hidden gem in the area as I live right down the road and didn’t even know it existed until recently but will definitely be back for more!

We have been coming to here for 5 years. We always start out with a Caesar salad and get the Nona’s Pizza, extra crispy with pepperoni, onion and mushroom. It’s by far one of the best pies we’ve had anywhere! The service was great as well as the atmosphere. Their prices are good and I highly recommend!

Salad to start was fresh crisp. Excellent New York Style Pizza, lasagna, chocolate bread pudding. Deli for lunch is Boars Head and the many goodies.

Nanna pizza. Very much comparable to New York pizza. Sauce has the right amount of tang and consistency.
Bocci balls very tasty. Ample amount of sauce to keep the balls flavorful.
Bread came out warm which is how every appetizer bread should be coming out!
Will definitely return to have more pizza or to try to pasta dishes.

Eat anything off of the specials list. Right now the butternut squash ravioli. Great for groups.

This is some of the BEST deep dish pizza I have had in the Raleigh/​Durham/​chapel hill area! I can’t speak to the rest of their food but I can say that their Chicago deep dish pizza is a must. The crust is cooked perfectly, the flavors are great and one slice is sufficient since each piece is so big, so it’s a great option for a family pizza night!

I was here yesterday for lunch, and to say the least, I was quite impressed.
The booths are comfortable and of a decent size. There was literally no wait for seating, and the service was awesome. Being from the Midwest, I was elated to see that deep dish pizza was on the menu; that was likely the best pizza I have had since moving to Durham. Definitely recommend.

I absolutely love this place. I’m born & raised in Brooklyn NY & I have been looking for a good pizza spot & I’ve found it. Not only is the pizza really good their mussels are delicious, & you can get the pizza pie any way you won’t NY style (which I prefer), Chicago, etc…

Got take out. The order was ready when we arrived and the friendly staff took care of us in a jiffy.
We ordered spaghetti with meat sauce, chicken piccata, a Stromboli, 2 small Cesar salads and an order of garlic knots. The total bill was $ 51.
When we got the order home, the food was hot and the salads were fresh. Everyone was enthusiastically happy with the quality of their selections and we had enough leftovers to provide lunch today.
I would probably pass on the knots next time, but everything else was top notch.

Warning: they’ve changed their menu.
Everything is pretty much the same. They no longer have the antipasto Capri on the menu. I’m disappointed but I get it.
Pizza is great. Service is acceptable. We’ll go back.

We went here for Mother’s Day 2015, our waiters name was Craig. Overall, I would say our experience was lacking in a variety of areas making it so I do not want dine here again.
For starters, our waiter after ordering appetizers, did not bring bread to the table until it was requested. Upon refilling drinks, he refilled our sweet tea with unsweet tea and while he tried to correct the issue offering a sweet tea for free, his table side service from here on was lacking.
When dinner arrived three of our entrees came out 15 minutes before the remaining two to the table. We were not checked on from this point on to see how everything was going.
Craig quickly dropped the check upon leaving and we were not left with a proper goodbye from Craig as we did not see him again.
For the amount of money spent here, the service is seriously lacking. It really sucks too because the food was quite good.

Bocci is one of our favorite spots for eat-​in or take-​out! Great pizza mostly because the sauce is so fresh and delicious. Other entrees are good too with nice wine selection and friendly service.

When I called Bocci whoever answered the phone was extremely unhelpful — basically any questions I had he responded to with «uh, let me get the manager.» He didn’t know if there were any specials going on or make any suggestions about what to order. As a result of this phone call, I decided not to visit the business. Bocci is delicious but their staff could definitely use a lesson in better customer service.

Cute little Italian place with very creative dishes tucked away near Southpoint! I dig… for the most part. I came here with three friends for dinner one weekday night and it was not super crowded, but there was a significant number of people there.
The service was kind and prompt, and I actually liked how most of the dishes on the menu sounded. There was a lot of seafood offered, and I’m a huge seafood fan, so that was great. I wound up ordering the snow crab ravioli with spinach, which I was super excited about. Other orders around the table included the veal, the white ravioli and a seafood risotto.
Honestly, the crab ravioli was very good. I loved the sauce and the size of the dish was just right (5 raviolis filled me up quite nicely), but my problem was with the pile of spinach in the dish. There was so much that it left my mouth feeling quite weird towards the end of the meal. I’m not sure what it was, but it was really unpleasant. Perhaps a combination of the crab and spinach?
Regardless, I think I would come back here and order something else, or get the ravioli without spinach and opt for a salad instead. Otherwise, it’s a great place to grab some Italian.

We tried this place twice, the first time was just ok. So, we decided to give it another try, highly disappointed in round #2. My wife and I both got seafood dishes and all the seafood was overcooked. From the shrimp, to the scallops to the mussels, all rubber. Very disappointed, and won’t be going back!

Enjoyed a nice dinner date with my better half. The place is cozy and inviting, once you get past the takeout area. Most of the time I have ordered chicken, but this visit I got the Veal Picatta. It was moist and flavorful and the fettuccini was cooked perfectly. Lots of fresh lemon taste with the capers. I was a bit disappointed that the Caesar salad did not have shredded Parmesan cheese (it was the grated kind) but it was still very good.
Wife enjoyed the salad with fresh mozzarella and delicious Italian meats. We kept getting refills on the bread with the wonderful Italian Olive Oil.
The service was very good, and we didn’t feel rushed even though it was a pretty busy Sunday evening. The price points are excellent considering the portion sizes and taste. A win win.
This is now on our go to list for better than average Italian food. Definitely recommend.

I have recently been to Bocci around 5 times in a 2 weeks, as it’s directly across the street from where I work. As soon as you arrive, you’ll notice Bocci’s setting; it’s fancy yet casual, elegant but relaxed, and delicious and satisfying all at the same time.
I can only comfortably give Bocci a 4, as I have *only* eaten here for lunch, but they have a fantastic lunch menu. The prices are extremely affordable, and the portions are satisfying and quite generous. You can grab 6 gigantic garlic knots for $ 3, which actually are large enough to double as a meal. The lunch Ravioli’s are quite delicious (though I would like to see a few more included…) and thus far, all of the items I’ve tried have been quite enjoyable. The service is also exquisite; every single person I’ve dealt with has been exceptionally friendly, prompt, and courteous. It isn’t often to see a staff where everyone is on point.
I really want to harp on one aspect though, and that’s the prices. This place is extremely cheap and affordable considering 1) it’s location, 2) The amount of food you’re given, and 3) the quality and tastiness of the food. I keep coming back because the pricing is comparable to most fast food joints, but the food just tastes 100x better. For franchise familiarity purposes, I’d put it above Carabba’s, but below Maggiano’s (Southpoint Mall).
If you haven’t been, it’s definitely worth a visit!

I was really pleased with Bocci last night when my husband and I went for our first dinner date since the birth of our baby girl. I liked the casual, yet fancy atmosphere — which isn’t bad for being part of the large corporate looking Sutton Station. The interior has well painted walls, the full bar is a plus, and the dim lighting is a great touch. It wasn’t too loud for us, and the restaurant is a good size. There is also patio seating for those who prefer to be outdoors.
I definitely recommend the Bocci Balls for a starter! They are so unique and delicious! For dinner I had the Cannelloni Pescatore which has: Scallops, Shrimp & Crab rolled with Ricotta in Pasta, Bechamel & Lobster Sherry Sauce, Crabmeat. It was bomb, like ridiculously good! And only for $ 17.50?! Ppppffshhh totally amazing deal to me. We also had delicious bottle of sparkling red wine (forget the name) but so good for $ 20 to share. If I wasn’t so full, I would have gotten desert.
Our server was great, really friendly and attentive to our needs. The bathroom was clean as well. The food also came out promptly — including good timing between the appetizer and the main course. Overall I loved my evening and will definitely be going again in the future :)

The pizza at Bocci is out of this world. We got the deep dish pepperoni and the Nonni pizza and the sauce, cheese, and ingredients are so deliciously fresh. The service was terrific and we loved our dinner. Bravo!