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outside of the restaurant and a group of men inside having dinner

a group of people sitting at a table with wine glasses

a close up of bread sticks and meat on a plate

a dining room filled with furniture in front of a window

a person holding a piece of cake on a plate

front of the restaurant with a big window and plants

a piece of cake and ice cream on a plate

a waiter showing a bottle of wine to the customers

Hours & Location

Frasca Food and Wine will resume indoor dining on Wednesday, January 13th at 25% capacity. Our updated hours of operation will be:

Wednesday - Sunday: 5:00PM - 9:00PM

We are please to continue our weekly At Home With Dinner Kits every Sunday.

1738 Pearl St, Boulder, CO

(303) 442-6966

Our Inspiration

Friuli-Venezia Giulia is a sub-alpine region in northeast Italy. Steeped in tradition, nestled at the foot of the Carnic and Julian Alps and bordered by Austria, Slovenia, and the Adriatic Sea, it is a region of immense cultural blending, geographical diversity, and idyllic beauty.

A huge part of the Friulano food tradition is the neighborhood, Frasca. Historically found throughout Friuli, Frasca's were friendly and informal gathering places, a destination for farmers, friends, and families to share a meal and a bottle of wine. Identified by a tree branch hanging over a doorway portal, they were a symbol of local farm cuisine, wine, and warm hospitality. As the harvest came to a close, the branch would wither and change colors to indicate the end of the season. The Frascas would then close their doors until the next year.