Re: Dinner at Di Cicco's Italian Restaurant near the Pruneyard

[Guest guest]

I loved meeting Vic and Hallie and Carla, and we had such a pleasant evening! We definitely need to plan this again; I'd love to put faces with more of you!!

On Dec 1, 2007 9:42 PM, vdolcourt <vdolcourt@...> wrote:

Three from this group, and my wife Hallie, enjoyed dinner at Di Cicco's.

We all gave permission for Hallie to order pizza, and she said it was

delicious. The three of us with CD enjoyed minestrone soup and chicken

dishes either with pasta or risotto. Di Cicco's is definitely a nice

family place - not formal and just plain fun. We met , the

proprietor, who told us that the staff was well trained in matters of

gluten-free. At the moment, Di Dicco's has no gluten-free desserts, but

that they were working on bringing in gelato.

When you go to Di Cicco's please make sure that you let the staff know

that you need to eat gluten-free, and they will assist you with

specially made food. In other words, the restaurant doesn't yet have a

gluten-free menu, but they can make your food gluten-free. told

us that every meal is cooked individually and can be made any way you

want it. Indeed, we were well taken care off. You may wish to bring your

own GF bread.

We look forwared to joining other South Bay celiacs near the Pruneyard

at either Di Cicco's or Cafe Artemis (also accommodating) .

Vic-Sunnyvale