Pizzas are delicious and the salads not bad either!

My wife and I were in The Village to attend the Mammoth Film Festival, and Campo was by far the best dining experience of our 5 day trip. The service was friendly and fast. Food was delicious. And the noise level was low. Not having to scream across the table to speak to friends and family is a huge plus.

Great food I would absolutely go back!

Great pizza! The dough was excellent and so was the topping. We shared the mushroom pizza and my husband was ready to order another one when he finished eating his half... The salads were so fresh that I thought that the restaurant had its own organic garden... The service was excellent, profesional and friendly. I didn’t expect to find a restaurant like this in Mammoth...

Pizza was dripping with oil and soggy through and through.
Calamari was served overcooked to the point where it was too firm your chew, and without dipping sauce.

Server was great. Food was a B+.

Definitely fell short from all the reviews and hype I read. The pizza was decent. Overpriced because of the location. Good wine list.

Stated with the wood grilled cauliflower...th n the salad with beets and goat cheese. Then the wild boar bolagnese and finished with the skirt steak. Every bite was more delish than the last

Always delicious! Service is very nice and prompt. During the busy holiday days, make sure to make a reservation ahead of time. It’s very popular because it’s right in The Village Mammoth and very popular with families and couples.

A very nice family dinner - my kids got pasta, I got warm chopped salad, and hubby had bee sting pizza. It was all good. Our server, Linsey, was very nice and everything was good.

We came for our anniversary with our daughter. It was a busy night since it was also New Years Eve so thankfully we made a reservation. We ordered a margherita pizza with salami for our daughter (it arrived burnt charcoal and was sent back. The manager comped it). We ordered the calamari fritti which was just a lump of fried everything. Barely any calamari, mostly just fried dough, some fried lemon and some other items that were fried but because it was so dried out you couldn't tell the difference in what you were eating. My husband ordered the tagliatelle with boar ragu. This sounded amazing, but the taste wasn't there. It was salty, oily and just didn't have much more flavor than that combo. He couldn't even finish his plate. My prosciutto pizza was just okay, a little too much arugula and dressing on it. The best part of the dinner was the dessert, which was caramel creme with oreo crumbles in a mason jar. That was delicious. But for being a special night for us in two ways, it was extremely disappointing. Our server was excellent. We spent over $150 here for food that didn't satisfy us at all. I don't think we will be back.

Initially 2 issues - sat for twenty minutes with no service & when ordered arrived we got 3 x burnt pizzas. But this was swiftly rectified and exchanged for new pizzas and taken off the bill. No issues - 2nd lot of pizzas were lovely - service was great. Just 2 small glitches on a busy night that were sorted quickly.

Great food and service. With dishes ranging from exotic to basic, there is something for everyone - adults and kids alike. The atmosphere is appropriate for special occasions, casual dining and everything in between. Portion sizes are just right & not too big. Wait staff was very helpful with wine selection.
Beware that sometimes during the holidays, they have a special limited menu. And I would not even try to get in at dinner time without a reservation.

All the food was excellent, pizza a must. Good service. Get a reservation weeks in advance.

Veal was excellent!

We originally had two reservations for 5 people each, including kids, and despite it being incredibly crowded with holiday diners, the manager went out of his way to accommodate us and get us two tables next to each other. Very much appreciated.

It was ok. Waitress said they didn’t have any black pepper for our salad and pasta. Weird. Seems like they should. She said she had seen a pepper grinder before but just couldn’t find it… I said so there’s only one for your entire restaurant? She said yes only one and can’t find it. Also didn’t have any straws. We have a special needs child and can’t pick up his glasses so restaurant is necessary. We have never been to a restaurant that does not have a straw. Even with the ban on straws and the litter concern… We are always given a choice of a straw or not.

Food was ok. Average at best.

Service and management are a problem. Basically there is no management.

Good food once we actually got it. Slow service and waiter forgot to put in a number of items.

It was the worst food that I have had in Mammoth in the 20 yrs that have been up there. It was also so expensive for crap dishes.

We had two excellent meals at Campo this week. Service and food was exceptional. We like the changes they have appeared to have made.

It's been a few years since we've eaten at Campo. The atmosphere and location are still great. And we had a new server (Marissa), who was lovely. The food though , was just not good....at all. We ordered a prosciutto pizza, that was cold when we got it. The cheese was like rubber. We also ordered the simple salad, that was so fresh that it had dirt in it; crunching in our teeth as we ate it. We won't be back.

I came here because it has a really good review. The food here is average. Our waiter was great, very personable and attentive. One of our dinners was undercook, by the time that they fixed it everyone at the table has finished their food. That was a little disappointing. I would give it a better rating if that was not the problem. Overall, I would give this restaurant a second chance the next time we are in town.

We loved the Grande charcuterie board! So many different delicious and unique items on the board with an excellent selection and quantity of cheeses and meats. Great starter for our ravenous party of 4. Cocktails and wine were also excellent, as were our entrees. Our server was friendly and prompt, and the location in the village is nice, but parking can be a challenge.

The food was ok ran out of what we wanted. My sons pizza was burnt sent it back only to get a second one that was overdone as well. The waiter said sorry “the best it’s going to be’”.

Food was delicious and service was quick.

I always love Campo. It’s definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Mammoth. I love their Negronis. And their pizzas are delicious. I love the crust.

The night we dined at Campo, I guess one of their servers called out. It appeared that only one server was on duty with the manager pitching in to help. As a result, we waited a long time to be greeted by him. The food was mediocre at best. One of my chicken breast pieces was burned and picata sauce was nothing like what I've had at any other Italian restaurant. Spend your hard earned money elsewhere

I have eaten at Campo in Reno and Mammoth. The pasta was dry and barely warm. We had 3 types and none was up to your usual standard. Shoulder season??? It was also my 70th birthday, so for a special occasion, disappointing. We had a baby with us so no tome for dessert.

Very limited menu. Prices are expensive compared to the quality of the food. We wished we had dined somewhere else.

Requested marinanra ,10 min later the waiter came back saying it would be $2 extra, then never brought the marinara. Then another waiter was asked to move the caonpy so the sun would be out of eyes, he slammed it down saying this is the best it's going to get, rudely

Chef is a bit too creative...standards like veal picatta made with tomatos? Osso Buco sauce ultra thick & heavy.

Not refined offerings.

It was amazing service and food

I go to campo several times a year, usually during ski season. Unlike most Mammoth restaurants, it’s usually reliably decent, albeit a tad expensive for what it is. This time the food was okay, but the service was very slow. The host wasn’t very friendly and told us we couldn’t have a table in the quiet area (we were outside with the dogs and wanted them out of the sound path of the concert in the village) because it was being used...it never was. Took them about 30 minutes to bring the water to the table...we probably would have waited just as long for our drinks had I not brought my own bottle of wine. Just generally disappointed this time.

Matt the manager was extremely professional and very accommodating! Great experience!

Friends cycling trip dinner.
Great food and service. Each of us were happy with our dinner. From pasta to halibut and pizza. Loved it all.0

While we have always enjoyed Campo, this last visit was terribly disappointing. My husband's meatballs were barely edible, my caprese pizza was more like an excuse for a pizza: not enough cheese, only two slices of tomatoes for an 8 slice pizza and some shredded basil on top. That being said, the kids loved their beesting pizzas. the server was the most delightful part of our visit; Danila was friendly, helpful and caring. We will try Campo another time to see if this was a one-off experience, but it certainly felt like it had fallen far away from its previously high standards.

It’s a shame, that this restaurant isn’t as good as it used to be. The last couple times we’ve been food and service were lacking. The location is perfect, but it needs some serious overhauling in the customer service side.

Campo pizza was great!! We also ordered the Tagliatelle. Flavor was good but the pasta was too undercooked for our preference.

My husband and I were very pleasantly surprised with our visit to Campo. Our cauliflower appetizer was so yummy. I don't believe I've had cauliflower that I have enjoyed more! We followed that with the beet salad that also was very good and also very pleasing to the eye. We both enjoyed a pasta dish for our main course. I had the meatballs with a gluten free noodle which was the best gluten free noodle I've had. Overall, we really enjoyed our visit to Campo and believe it to be one of the best restaurants in Mammoth!