Eight Courts
Our eight courts were built by Colleoni of Italy. Four run the length of the room indoors and four sit outside under the vines.
Book a court→Come Play Bocce.
Eight courts. Four indoors. Four outdoors.
Courts are booked by the hour and a half. Court time and a dining table are separate reservations, so tell us if you would like both.
The Club Rules
- 01
Food and drink stay courtside
Every court has a bar counter or table beside it. Spills, stains and broken glass are hard on the playing surface, so plates and glasses stay off the court.
- 02
Soft, flat shoes on the court
The courts tear and puncture under heels. Casual, comfortable shoes are best for the surface, and for your game.
- 03
Under eighteen, bring an adult
Anyone under eighteen plays with an adult present on the court.
The most important rule of the house: have fun. Bocce makes that one easy.
How to Play Bocce
A few minutes and you know enough to play. Here is the whole thing, start to finish.
Indoor Courts
Four courts, indoors,
the bar at one end.
Four of the eight run the length of the room indoors.
The Tuscan Room is a completely private dining room located near the bar, off the main floor.
The menus→Under the Vines
Four courts, open air,
the fireplace lit.
The outdoor courts sit on the patio under the vines, string lights overhead and the fireplace going when the evening turns. It is the half of the building people ask for between May and October, and the reason an afternoon here tends to become an evening.
The Alcove opens straight onto it, so a party of fourteen can eat beside their own game.
Private events→Built for
Bocce.
Built by Colleoni of Italy, the family who have been laying bocce surfaces for the clubs of Bergamo for generations. They are the reason a game here plays the way it does: true, quiet and even, the same in January as in July.
colleonibocce.com→Sixteen Weeks, Twice a Night
Evening leagues Monday through Wednesday, plus a Tuesday morning senior league that has been running for years.