Olives
$7.00A savory assortment of warm mixed olives marinated with fresh citrus zest and fragrant Mediterranean herbs.
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Yes, Vic’s serves crafted non-alcoholic options, including the Phony Negroni ($12)—a botanical aperitivo with complex herbal and citrus bitters—alongside spicy ginger beer, ginger ale, and Saratoga bottled spring water.
Vic’s provides numerous vegetarian and gluten-free starters, including warm marinated citrus olives ($7), whipped ricotta with fresh pears and wildflower honey ($17), vincotto-glazed roasted carrots with pomegranate and pistachios ($17), and crisp heirloom radicchio salad ($18).
Pastas at Vic’s are cooked al dente and served in traditional Italian mid-course portions. To build a full dining experience, guests typically order starters like the Sweet Onions or a wood-fired pizza to share before their pasta course.
Vic’s menu includes spicy wood-fired options such as the 'Nduja Pork Sausage Pizza ($25) topped with spreadable spicy sausage and arugula pesto, and the Arrabbiata Pizza ($23) layered with buffalo mozzarella, black olives, sliced red chilis, and garlic chips.
Yes, Vic’s offers traditional tri-color almond Rainbow Cookies layered with raspberry jam and dark chocolate, available as an individual dessert portion for $15 or in a 12-piece platter for $45.