Bibo's Little Italy

I came here since it is within walking distance to SAP Center and there's a partnership with Bibo's and the San Jose Sharks. I had heard of Bibo's also from some social media posts and had been on my list of places to check out for a while.Got to the area a little early to get myself a slice of pizza before the game and ran into a lot of other Shark's fans doing the same thing. Person taking my order was super nice and accommodating and asked me where I was planning to sit. I saw a stool at the end of the bar, so I pointed there and placed my order. Nicely lit restaurant with plenty of seating.Once I got my silce, I examined it for texture, size, and how thin the crust was. Bit into it and was welcomed with an amazingly flavorful bite. Amazing thin crust with a nice chew and good char on the bottom. I can see myself finishing up a whole pie because it's so good.Limonata was nice and sparkly that's not overly top sweet and refreshing to sip on. Bibo's is legit. Food is on par with what I would expect for a NY style pizza.

Lived in San Jose for 20 years and never knew about Bibo's. But we really enjoyed it and we'll come back again for certain. We only had two items, but both were quite good. The caesar salad was fairly basic but great dressing. But we really, really liked the pizza. We had half pepperoni, half sausage and mushroom. The pizza is New York style and has that floppy thing going. So bet to fold it in half when you eat. BTW they charged me the combination price for this, which is a little suspect. The restaurant itself is split into two parts. Not sure why, but one side has video games and seems more casual, and the other has a wine tasting area. Very rustic and authentic. The service was odd. Two servers helped us. One was really nice and friendly. The other was not friendly at all. But either the bartender or manager (not sure which) also came out to check on us. Nice touch.

I ordered today through DoorDash, so I can't comment on dining in. Based on my experience today, I don't think I would never order pizza from here again. I totally understand that DoorDash charges a lot for their fees...I ordered a gluten free margherita pizza that came in the size of a personal size consisting of about 6 small slices....they didn't specify size so for the price I assume it would at least come in a medium or large...I was wrong....For $38 on DoorDash that was outrageously expensive! On DD, they only had one size so it's not like I can pick, but we also ordered another half combo/half pepperoni for the same price and it came in a large size box which seems about right. Also ordered caesar salad but they doused the salad in the sauce so it was soggy by the time it arrived. I've had better, and I know what good pizza tastes like. I'll just stick to Pizza Guys or A Slice of NY. Bummer I gave this place a try and was totally disappointed....

The service at this spot is fantastic. They are fast, friendly and professional. The cheese board was a little lacking although the Pizza slice and the Caprese sandwich were delicious. Parking can be a challenge so be on the lookout for the perfect spot.

This lil spot in lil Italy is a more than just pizza... pastas, meatballs, salumi, Italian beef samiches, but the star here is the Arancini! Mushroom risotto fried balls of goodness on a bed of ricotta cheese n olive oil. The best Arancini ever! Revolving beers on tap and assorted wines to please everyone's palate. Taproom dining on one side and full dining on the other with patio seating also. Looking to try something different ? Head on down to Little Italy and experience some Italiano fanfare! Mangia!

Partner wanted to treat me out for my birthday, so we went here for lunch on a Sunday. Which was perfect because it wasn't so crowded then. It's connected to a wine bar. The workers were very nice. The food was really good. It's hard to find some good spaghetti in San Jose. They have a good selection of drinks. I got some wine. I would recommend this place for a cute little lunch date with your partner or the gals.

I came across a video on IG of Bibo's advertising their hand tossed pizza and I was sold!! I am a thin slice pizza lover and am always on the hunt to try new spots. Bibo's is located on the corner of Little Italy and it is the cutest restaurant! It shares the space with Enoteca La Storia (which is one of my favorite Italian restaurants, located in Los Gatos). This is a fun spot because you can order your food from either place and sit wherever you like! They seriously have it all. Good beer on tap and wines by the glass and bottle. I love that they offer pizza by the slice and whole pies. My friends and I shared a whole pie, half truffle half Margherita. Our favorite was the truffle hands down. It was soo flavorful!! And the crust was delicious. We actually watched the pizza maker hand stretch our pizza and it was out in a flash. The farm green salad was okay. It was just mixed greens with like one shaving of a carrot and couple of grape tomatoes. Not worth the money in my opinion. I can't wait to go back for some good wine and pizza!

Food here was really tasty, we tried a few different slices, the truffle mushroom was my favorite, with the veggie in second. The lemon drop with basil oil - one of the best lemon drops I've been had. A delightful surprise after being treated poorly by the host taking our order at the counter. Overall pizza crust is deliaciois and crispy, ingredients seem fresh and the drinks are amazing, just don't expect great customer service at the counter.

New year, new wine bar.I have to say, when my friends mentioned wanting to go to Bibo's Little Italy, I was assuming it was the Pizza shop off of Curtner. (My friend ended up driving there by mistake). It was a relief when we found ourselves in Downtown San Jose and that too in a wine bar. We ordered the Truffle Mushroom Pizza Pie ($36.95) which gave us a total of 8 large slices. This was my favorite off of the menu. There was so much flavor and somehow the green scallions worked on top for an added crunch. We ordered 2 bottles of wine for the table which were great. Midway, we ordered a 3-piece meat/charcuterie for $15.95. I opted for only soppressata since I love salami. I was so disappointed to see a total of 6 slices of meat, an empty tray, and 3 tiny dollops of jam and mustard. Where are the olives, pickles, dried fruit? I reviewed Yelp photos to see a good mix but I suppose those are old photos? This was a bummer. No one should be offering up 2 slices of meat as a portion and that too for $15.95. I also asked if we could mix meats and cheeses but were told they can only do the $59.95 charcuterie board which no one wanted. We all ended up ordering scoops of the gelato at the end. The scoops were excessively frozen but after they sat a little, they were very creamy. The chocolate and strawberry were delightful.All in all, this spot has so much potential. I do foresee myself coming back but being limited to solely the wine and pizza. I think they need to better their service for charcuterie because I would be all over it. Cheers.

Went here on a Saturday night and it was practically empty. You order at the bar and then sit down and the waiters bring you your food. We ordered the calabrese pepper sauce wings and the create your own pasta. The wings tasted way too much like vinegar which messed up the flavor of the chicken. The create your own pasta wasn't good as there was way too much sauce and not enough pasta or chicken. The sauce also tasted like it came out of a can. The total of the food we got should have been $38 but we were charged $48 and they didn't give us a receipt which seemed pretty deceiving as they definitely charged us more than the prices on the menu stated. Would not go back as a result due to the food tasting like it was microwaved and being scammed on the pricing of the food.