Campo Di Bocce of Los Gatos

Nice corporate venue with atrociously bad food (at least by Los Gatos/​Saratoga standards). Bruschetta tastes like anything BUT bruschetta, Pizza Margherita is full of acidy tomato sauce, completely saltless, and… frankly, disgusting, and everything else we tried was deep fried and… greasy.
Service was slow, confused and smileless. Parking — horrendous. Would I go back there? Only if I have to for another corporate event.

I’m not from this area, but this place is clean and boyyy do they have niceeee bocce ball courts. You have to reserve em at the front desk for certain amounts of time. Food is pretty good. My fav was the meat and potatoe pizza (healthiest ones of course) and the Italian sausage sliders. Great for birthdays and big parties. Cute outdoor seating with plenty of heated lamps if it gets chilly at night. I’d come back, but I live so far. Lol

Awesome and Owner is very serious about bocce ball. Take your corporate team or have a bday there. Only beer and wine and good apps!!!

Ok, the lunches are great. I have come here a few times. The calzone is huge and easily easily sharable, chicken sandwich full of flavor, salmon sandwich was yummy, so how does Italian restaurant mess up pizza. Their Marguerita pizza is so bland. Skip the pizza easy the sandwich. Great patio seating and mimosas and sangria’s available.

Every aspect of campo di bocce has been perfectly thought out. The weight of the balls, the quality of the food, the openness of the interior and exterior, and even the cleanliness of the bathrooms. At $ 12 per person for 90 minutes, i felt as though I was robbing the place. The food and drinks are moderate in price and high in quality.
Highly recommend for birthday parties or family get togethers. A reservation is a Must!!!

A pretty great spot for a date. I would like to give the place 5 stars but I can’t since they don’t take reservations for groups of less than 4 people. This seems borderline prejudicial though from a $$$ perspective, I guess I understand it. The court was really clean and the staff helped us remember the rules (otherwise, there may have been a little more cheating than there was…). We didn’t have any food but did enjoy a bit of wine. It’d be nice to have hard liquor as an option. I could see a good G&T fitting well with the whole bocci theme…

Perfect place for a great party. We call it one stop shopping: location, food and drinks and bocce! Friends invited me to an event there… everyone had a ball– literally. Bocce is so much fun — free lessons — make reservations… our group has grown and we monopolize quite a bit of the site.
I loved the Salmon and Cesar Salad… great wine list! A buffet works for us. Easy parking.
Great place for a first date… and a second date.

Great atmosphere but the food isn’t worth the money they charge. I would recommend just coming here for drinks and maybe some appetizers to go along with your bocce ball.
They also have an awesome out door patio type area that still has an overhang, so you can play bocce outside year round. Overall it was fun but the dinner entrees were all around $ 20 and on tasted so-​so.
I would do 3.5 if I could but since I can’t, I have to round one way or the other…

Only came here for Bocce ball one afternoon for a team building, did not know such a cool place existed! The inside of this place is larger than it appeared sporting a bunch of bocce ball courts, some indoors and some outdoors. They all seem really well kept, and the overall atmosphere is really relaxing for a nice hot day. The staff here was fantastic, they were very helpful in teaching us the rules. I’d really like to come back here again to enjoy there food and drinks as well. It’s a fun place to spend the afternoon! Only downside is there isn’t too much parking so good luck finding a space (a number of the neighboring properties have signs explicitly prohibiting parking for this place).

My family and I came here on a Sunday afternoon for lunch. This is my first time actually eating lunch at this restaurant (I had been here previously for a bridal shower and the menu was already pre-​determined by the bride-​to-​be).
Anyway, we came at a perfect time (no reservations) because after we were seated, the restaurant became swarmed with people that were attending some type of event there.
On to the food. we all had the mussels & clams appetizer to share, and my mom and I split the meatball sliders and bruschetta for our entrees. I LOVED THE MUSSELS AND CLAMS! I would for sure order it again next time. I also really liked the meatball sliders. The bruschetta was good too but I’ve had better.
As for the service, it was slow-​average but then again there was a HUGE party there for an event and I could tell that the servers/​bussers were trying hard to be attentive.
We didn’t get to play bocce ball this time since we were in somewhat of a rush to get to downtown, but I would like to try it out next time!

There are lots of reasons to like Campi Di Bocce. The food is decent, but not gourmet. The service is great. And it all seems better with a little bocce. I made a single lane reservation a week in advance and it went off without a hitch. I’ve been here many times and always feel like its a great experience – especially for my out of town business guests.

We chose Campo Di Bocce for our family reunion. Christine Levielle was very helpful in planning the event. There were fifteen people in our party and we all had a terrific time. We had the Grande Italiano meal selection and there was so much food I couldn’t believe it. The wait staff was extremely attentive and it was a very busy night. I would highly recommend this venue for large party events. It encourages social interaction and doesn’t allow anyone to get away with not socializing. You can’t help but have fun.
The only reason I didn’t give them 5 stars was that the food was not outstanding. However the dessert was great. We had the Combo Platter and everything on it was great. I would stick with the pizza and pasta dishes and not bother with chicken selections.
I still highly recommend it and would go back again with minor food adjustments.

See, now, one of the eight workers that saw me sit for over an hour with NO SERVICE, who totally ignored me, wants to get sarcastic with me on line… just as he raised his voice at me when I walked out.
His comment proves the lack of decorum, and the lack of treating a customer as a client and seeing if they need anything, yet they would rather argue and belittle, rather than serve.
Thanks for the reply, shows how unprofessional you are, does your management approve of you to ignore customers, and then to yell at them… and now stalk them on-​line???

Came here for a team building event. It was my first time playing bocce and I had a lot of fun. Prior to playing, a staff was kind enough to explain the rules to us!
This place doesn’t have a full bar but they do have different types white and red wine & beer on tap! I enjoyed a glass of Fess Parker Riesling and a glass of Prosecco.
We were also served salad, pizza and fruit platers on the sidelines of the court. The pizzas were good, thin crusted and not super greasy. I enjoyed the sausage pizza the most. The sausages they have on the pizza weren’t the round sausages you get on your average pizza but rather slices of an actual sausage.
The customer service here was really good and the staff made sure that we were stocked in food and drinks and were more than helpful when we needed something!

stopped by here on a whim to avoid crowds in DT LG, so just the two of us ate dinner at the bar. Shared a salad and each had a pasta! Bartender was accommodating and the food was A-​OK.
Knocking stars because the workers here were playing around the bar areas where we were eating, which was kind of annoying… not that we were looking for an intimate dinner or anything, it was just really awkward.
All the families playing bocce seemed to be really enjoying themselves and we will be back with a reservation soon to play as well:)

Campo Di Bocce of Los Gatos is definitely a great place to hangout and chill. Came here on Friday the 13^th for my cousin’s rehearsal, pre-​wedding party to celebrate the big wedding on the following day.
The area is very clean and large! Multiple bocce ball fields inside and outside. The staff are super nice and attentive, ensured we had everything we needed, which is always a plus everywhere.
Their food was surprisingly super good. The weird fried cheese thing, don’t even know the name of it was probably the best thing I have had in a long while. The pasta was a big clumped together but oh well. Their pizza! their pizza was off the charts. Who knew a bocce ball place can cook such mad pizza!
If your large group of friends are looking for a place to chill, eat an have lots of fun and drink!, then this place is definitely where you want go!

Surprisingly this place was fun and delicious. Now I have never played bocce ball and this was for a team bonding event. Bocce is like bowling and and that one sport on the hockey rink. Well the game starts off with rolling the silver ball and the opposing teams take turns throwing a larger ball as close to the silver ball as possible. No dead balls or balls that don’t touch any balls but hit the end of the field. Points are counted by the number of same colored balls closest to the silver ball. Playing this takes about an hour or so. The food was catered and yummy. I liked the variety wth spaghetti, salmon, meat, veggies and mashed potatoes. Overall a good time!

Let’s face it, you’re only here for a corporate event or party. That’s the only reason you would come here; if someone else paid.
Campo Di Bocce has a few problems. Their parking situation is the first one you’ll encounter: there isn’t much of it in their tiny parking lot. You have to drive around the surrounding area for a few minutes trying to find a street spot.
Next up on the list is the greasy, cheesy, fried food. It seems like everything they brought out for our bocce-​infused meal had at two if not all three of the aforementioned properties. Yuck. Greasy fried finger foods are not what you want all over a bocce ball. And vice versa you don’t want bocce ball all over greasy finger foods.
Third problem is service. The waitress came over to our group only a couple times in the two or so hours we were there playing bocce. I would have liked to order a second beverage without having to leave the game but that just wasn’t possible.
All said and done it’s still a somewhat fun experience once in your life. Just make sure someone else is paying.

Some girlfriends and I planned a fun night out for a bachelorette party which included a full day of activities and ended at Campo Di Bocce as our last stop. ALL of the staff here were amazing! Everyone was so nice/​friendly/​helpful! It was a lot of our first times playing bocce ball, and we were given very detailed instructions by one of the staff members. He was really helpful and visually showed us how to play. He also gave us many examples of common questions people have. The courts themselves were really nice. There are both indoor and outdoor courts. The indoor courts get a little bit stuffy, it was definitely a lot nicer outside. I liked that there were overhead heaters on each end of the court outdoors so you don’t get too cold in the evening!
Unfortunately, us girls are easily side tracked with food. We started out playing with a bit of snacking at the bar by our court, but eventually stopped playing altogether and moved to an actual table, because– well, we have to get our grubbing on! And the food was all pretty tasty! Things we really liked: Calamari, spinach dip, pancetta wrapped jumbo shrimp, and spaghetti pomodoro. We also got the bruschetta which I think had some goat cheese on it which I’m not a huge fan of, but the girls liked it.
The staff at Campo Di Bocce spoiled us rotten, I believe there were about 5 girls and they brought out 6 complimentary slices of cake for us! We had both cheesecake and I think a gluten-​free chocolate cake? The chocolate cake was super tasty!
TL;DR: It was so much fun learning to play bocce ball. The staff was so friendly and sweet, food is super tasty, overall, it’s impossible not to have a great time here!

Well isn’t this a fun concept! We made reservations for lunch and bocce on a wednesday afternoon. We didn’t need the reservations for lunch but definitely for the bocce court.
We did lunch first. Their calamari appetizer was ok, the sauces were not great. We tried 2 of their pizzas, the chicken artichoke, which had sun dried tomatoes and some feta, it was a great combo of toppings. We also tried the gorgonzola pizza which had prosciutto, mozzarella, gorgonzola cheese, and … walnuts? I found that to be a really strange topping and addition to this pizza. My group seemed to enjoy it more than me. The pizza itself was a little dry, maybe overcooked or too thin for all those toppings or maybe could have used sauce.
The beer and wine selection is average, but they do not have a full bar.
The bocce game ($ 15 per person for 1.5 hours) was fun! There was a staff member who went through the rules and some tips before we started. It seemed like other groups were being served drinks/​food while playing, but I had to go to the bar to get my drink.

Bei dem Campo di Bocce handelt es sich um ein Restautrant mit amerikanischen Boule-​Bahnen. Die Bahnen sind viel länger als in Europa überlich (schließlich ist in den USA alles etwas größer) und hat einen Betonboden, so dass man hier die Kugeln eher rollt als wirft. Einige der Bahnen sind draußen, aber überdacht. Die Stimmung war super. Das Essen ist italienisch und eher mittelmäßig mit leichtem Hang zum Junkfood.