If you're in the mood for fantastically original food and feeling slyly glamorous, head to Larkspur's flashy Picco. Dramatic lighting and modernist decor set the stage. The food shines, from a plate of miniburgers with caramelized onions and Point Reyes blue cheese to artfully presented roasted vegetables. If there's a long wait, start with small dishes at the bar or try Pizzeria Picco next door.
Central Marin locals frequent this Larkspur Cal-Italian "go-to" "with a tableful of friends" to "try everything" from the menu of "innovative small plates"; despite the "thirsty and hungry" crowds, service is "excellent", and while the "bustling" "bar scene" lends a "roadhouse" vibe, this "casual eatery" is still a tad more serious than the popular sister "pizzeria next door."
Picco Restaurant Review:
Picco is warm, hip, sleek and funky at the same time. That mix of metaphors shows up on the menu as well. The comfortable dining area features white-linen-covered tables and bright paintings surrounded by brick walls and wood-beamed ceilings. Service is friendly and accommodating. Executive chef Bruce Hill’s seasonal cuisine emphasizes organic, predominantly local ingredients. Starters include...
Dare to share at this Marin hot spot, where organic small-plate dishes proudly stray from the ordinary.:
In Short
San Francisco Chef Bruce Hill lures diners from around the Bay Area to this historic Larkspur outpost, where the dining room's rustic brick walls and comfy booths create a scene...