Dicicco's Italian Restaurant

This tucked away airport retreat deserves your service! Extremely calming and inviting staff, nicely decorated, great music going, and plenty of parking (which is in the back of this front facing building). The food was delicious and much more than I could eat (even though I'm a big eater and was starving). They make fresh bread, have nice tea, and the tremendous helpings will make the biggest teenager stuffed. This place is dead and quiet and I personally believe the only reason this is true - exterior appearance and signage. If I was not dying for Italian, I would have given up believing the place was shut down. The windows are boarded, but that's because it's a theater style inside. There aren't windows inside and that keeps climate control better. Once you get to the door, you're not with like 8 copies of "WE APOLOGIZE...2021" ---- they did NOT CLOSE in 2021 but if someone doesn't like novels, this will be the assumption. Evidently they've been "short staffed" for 4 years. Personally, the signage about credit card fee could be smaller, neater, maybe framed in a gold picture frame and put near the register. All the apologies and shared tipping facility signage needs to go. Have your best hand print person denote the shared tipping at the bottom of the menu next to the eating raw or undercooked meat disclaimer... leave it off the other areas. This will give an inviting and enjoyable experience. .... which to me, I'm happy and dancing in the car right now, but... others won't even walk inside your door, and this place needs to be filled. Bathrooms were gorgeous and clean. There's a bar also. Employees and customers, GO FILL THAT RESTAURANT!

- Heather P -

Every dish delivers rich taste and satisfying portions. The drink menu stands out as well, offering a fantastic selection of wines and spirits that perfectly complement the food. A place that truly knows how to impress.

- Finley Gordon -

Yummy! The food was spectacular! We shared a combination plate with spaghetti, lasagna, and beef ravioli. The only thing I forgot to ask for was a meatball. The romaine house salad was spectacular, love the dressing. The environment is lively with a chariot mural and a massive screen movie (this time with Celine Dion in larger than life size). There was an odd smell or I’d give the atmosphere 5 stars. Our server seemed happy enough until all of a sudden she seemed upset for no real reason that anyone could tell. From there she avoided us the rest of the time after placing the order. We shared a several dishes family style with our party of 8. The restaurant had more than enough room to accommodate larger parties, nice small intimate seating spaces for couples. The house made bread is phenomenal! The prices are great, especially for the quality and taste. Flavorful, delicious, not too salty, just perfect overall. Parking was easy, free in the adjacent lot. Too bad we had cake plans at home…I really wanted the tiramisu.

- Tobi West -

Kind of a hidden gem close to Denver airport. Good pasta and sauces, excellent service and a very unique venue. The music can be a just a little loud, but not too bad. Try it out if you're in the area!

- Avery Kirk -

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DiCicco's Italian Restaurant is a hidden gem near the Denver International Airport. The food was delicious, authentic, and full of flavor, and the service was warm and welcoming. It was also an easy walking distance from our hotel, Atwell Suites Denver Airport – Tower Road, which made it even better. Perfect spot for a great Italian meal before or after a flight. Highly recommend and would absolutely come back again! ????????

- Alberto Hernandez -

This is a 4 stars restaurant with a great service. The menu is Italian and the atmosphere shows its Mediterranean roots. It is spacious and can hold large groups. I believe the price is the best feature. Yes, I would def recommend this place to anybody willing to enjoy an Italian menu.

- Nelson Roman -