Phoenix - Cibo Urban Pizzeria Cafe

It has been about five years since I stopped in this quaint cafe in the Roosevelt district of Phoenix.  It has maintained its aura...and perhaps improved.  Outdoor seating is abundant, as well as interior seating.  Breakfast menu for the weekend Saturday/Sunday hours. Opens at 10am on weekends, but check the website to make sure that hours remain the same through the Summer.




Many nice areas to enjoy the meal and chat.



Service was good. Attentive yet we never felt rushed.

Saltimbocca Freddi (cold)
Caprese - sliced tomatoes, fresh mozzarella and pesto dressing
$9

Fritatta Melfitana
Eggs omelet filled with Schreiner's sausage, mozzarella cheese, Schreiner's bacon
and toped with grated Pecorino Romano and chives $10.5

Nuttella and Mascarpone
a warm crepe filled with nutella and mascarpone cheese,
topped with powdered sugar and chocolate sauce...and ice cream $8

Sweet crepe - Frutti di Bosco
crepe filled with mascarpone cream and fresh pureed mixed berries
topped with a touch of lemon zest, more berries and a sprinkle of powered sugar
$8.5

CIBO
603 North 5th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85003
602-441-2697cibophoenix.com

One way streets in the area. Parking behind the restaurant and on the street.

Comments

Ginan said…
Looks like an enjoyable location for a relaxed summer lunch. I like the colorful plates - as well as the food on them!
April 23, 2012 at 11:01 AM
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