Bocca Coal Fired Bistro

Met family here for dinner before a show, great variety of food I thought. Chicken parm, Margherita pizza, was really good! Maybe pricey, but maybe not for this area, we aren't from here. Service was great! Also noticed they have specials. So check that out. Thank you!

Disappointed at Service (waitress & bartender Gail (thumbs down)). Excited to see your restaurant was open today (Monday 1/23). Bar was full, to be expected. Sat at a table & looking forward to having a couple of drinks & something to eat. Gail was Attentive to the bar patrons, bar tables not so much. Waitress would just disappear. We get locals are important but there should be kindness & a considerate attitude towards newbies! Ashame because the food was good. We will not be back...

Had a wonderful experience at Bocca last night. Thoroughly enjoyed Bob Sterling and the Bocca boys during Elaine Trulli's party, which was so much fun.. they were so talented. The service was top-notch, accommodating all those people. The food, the sandwiches and the pizza was very good. Great music, fun people and welcoming atmosphere. I'll be back

I don’t usually do reviews but I just really needed to say something. The food here is straight up not good. We ordered wings which came out bone dry with barely ang meat on them. I did order the sauce on the side but I didn’t think that would affect the wing. We both ordered two steak frites, which took a while to come out (we ordered it medium, not sure how long it takes to cook, so no complaints.) When it did come out it smelled odd, almost tangy. I’ve had steak frites before and this was nothing like it. I understand all restaurants cook differently but this smell was just wrong. Now the taste, the only good thing about this dish was the fries. The vegetables it came with tasted like burnt plastic, I couldn’t even swallow it. The meat had little to no flavor. The only thing I tasted wa

Bocca is easily one of our favorite spots in Margate! Whether you’re sitting in the dining room for a nice meal or grabbing a spot in the bar area to watch a game, the atmosphere is always spot on. You can’t go wrong with their coal-fired pizzas—the crust has that perfect char—but the pasta dishes are surprisingly authentic and high-quality for a bistro. The Bocca Chopped Salad is a must-start, and the service is consistently fast and friendly even when they are slammed. Great local gem!