CiboDivino Centro

Great food. Got two huge slices of pizza for $8. You simply cannot beat these prices. It was very tasty and fresh. Highly recommend this place.

Attending a conference at a nearby hotel, I needed a quick meal. I was so glad I found CinoDivino. The server was helpful in recommendations for a lunch choice I would enjoy. I chose the chicken salad sandwich with side salad. The chicken salad was surprisingly good. Like, really good!! The side salad was also quite good. The dining room was clean. The views through the ceiling to floor windows to the street scene were appreciated.

This place is seriously the best lunch spot downtown. The chef is from Italy, and everything is incredible. The chocolate chip cookies are baked fresh and melt in your mouth, the hibiscus and lemon tea is perfect, the sandwiches and soups are incredible. The espresso drinks are really smooth and unlike other coffees around town. One of the best parts, too, is seeing Mimi at the register everyday; she’s a gem and we all adore her. Can’t recommend enough!

As always, CiboDivino’s food is amazing. Some of the best paninis you can get in that area. Unfortunately, their pickup system through Grubhub is dysfunctional. Their menu items are not divided correctly on their website, so you have to put the correct order in the special instructions. Grubhub quoted the pickup time as 12:10. Arriving at the place, the guy behind the counter in the back told us “oh I thought your order was for 1pm.” Having a 50 minute discrepancy is a long time for the middle of the workday. In any event, the cook got us our food relatively quickly (about 15 minutes), but it was clear that they were understaffed and way over capacity. I’d come back but only during an off-peak time (or go to the one on Sylvan).

We got lucky and came when nobody was there. The food was superb!! The prosciutto sandwich could use a bit for veg to balance the meat, but still super yummy. The pizza was outstanding… and the iced coffee ? Oh girl…. Best iced coffee. My husband is obsessed with iced coffee and said it was his #1 fav in America lol. The lady was so sweet and we will def be back!

My favorite sandwich is the Caprese Panino. I pair it with the tomato soup. Taste is 10/10. Total paid for the order is $17. Very clean atmosphere, great quality food, and good service. The front desk can be more efficient at taking orders but not a huge downer.

Mimi is the sweetest! This place is a hidden gem in downtown, highly recommend! The food, coffee, and service are all 5 stars - and the lunch special is an unbeatable price!

It's so good! Have been for lunch a few times and amazed each time. The food pricing structure is all weight based, even for things like sandwiches so it can be hard to estimate what you'll be spending, but so far everything I've gotten has been in line with a normal downtown lunch, but with a million times better food. It's a little tricky to walk around and look at everything if you don't know what you want already, but totally worth it. (And if you don't know what you want, go for the pasta, all the ones I've tried have been AMAZING). The coffee shop portion is great and definitely a good addition for the building. So excited to have them here!!

Super amazing salad. I ate every bite! Great service. In an office building across from the Sheraton

This place is Open, Open!! CiboDivino is literally a refreshing corner cafe. I admit that I'm a coffee snob. Iced coffee drinks have been my jam this year. The barista recommended the cold brew. It hit the spot especially during at hot summer in downtown Dallas. I couldn't stop eyeing the pastry case. A chocolate chunk and salted caramel white chocolate cookie came back to the office with me. I took advantage of the friendly staff and asked about lunch options. I was told the pizza, chicken salad and soups are all hits. Oh joy! I'm so happy to find another option for good food that is waking distance from my office. See ya soon CiboVino!

Best place downtown for lunch, the panini/soup combo is excellent. Ask for Mimi, you will be treated like family!!

The friendly service, delicious food, and great location are just a few of the reasons to visit this location. Our soup was served not to our liking, and it was quickly addressed, new soup provided, and cookies were on the house! What more could you ask for?

This cafe is a nice place to relax during lunch while working downtown. Great food, great lattes, and extremely friendly staff. Highly recommend!

Exceptional food! Beautiful interior space with spacious outside seating too. Great cafe! Perfect for coffee or lunch!

This place was on my watchlist for months!!! They final had their opening this past week and I was super excited to try it since it's so close to my work place. Nothing beats a freshly hot poured cup of coffee pared with a nice treat to calm your nerves for the day or even a nitro cold brew to help you battle your way through the rough ones! Food for breakfast lunch and dinner Or just a casual wine company after work social because they got plenty of room inside and outside on their gorgeous outside patio for everyone! Make sure to stop by and give this beautifully built and well thought out cafe! Cheers to the owners on a job well done!

Reviewing for coffee only. I've been coming here in the mornings to get my "I'm tired today and need something better than office coffee fix." They have reasonably priced lattes that taste good. 4 and change for a 12 oz. If you like espresso shots they do the fancy ones with cream and other stuff. They also have some breakfast items which seem yummy. It's in the list to try. They also have a bunch of baked goods. Sadly no Choco croissants :( I haven't tried lunch here yet but it seems busy. Some day. Shout out to the morning crew. They're very nice.

Such a cute place to grab coffee downtown and do a bit of work. It's always pretty quiet and never extremely busy which is just so odd to me lol. They've been here for awhile now, but it's like no one knows they're here. They also have space that's available for venue rental. I totally give the food five stars. The chicken is always so good. And their coffee is amazing. They also have wine by the glass available and I likes me a nice lunchtime drink. All in all, I like this location because it's not far from me, and right next to my best friends job - so we come often. The only thing that bothers me is that they have limited hours (M-F from 7a-7p) but I'm assuming it's just because it's in Bryan Tower. **Side note: This location is much different than the Sylvan Thirty location off of 30, which I was NOT impressed with at all. The menu and vibe is COMPLETELY different and that one smelled like mildew when I went. The cashier was also super uninterested in her job, and they had no coffee choices. It was just weird and I actually ended up leaving, so make sure to go to the downtown one lol.

Market style ordering. They have pastas, pizzas, salads, and sandwiches. You can build as you go or get varying amounts of the pasta. To pay per weight. For me, I thought it was good; HOWEVER, I was not impressed with the price per the serving. For a 1/4 penne pasta without any protein was close to $10. A very small amount of food for $10, compared to other options in the area. Almost $20 for my salad that I got everything on, compared to $12 for snappy salads down the road. The coffee is good. Nice to have another coffee shop Downtown. I would get the pizza if I was to go back.

Great food but small portions. This place is large and has many elements that work together seamlessly. There is a market, coffee shop, and cafeteria style food line, with plenty of comfy places to sit. Upon looking at the food I was worried. How long has it been sitting here? Is that dry? Will it have good flavor? It's also slightly confusing for a first time guest; no menu and no prices, not sure what all comes with what. I made my selection and sat down. The price was pretty high for the portion size. I did not by any coffee, but the specialty drinks seemed interesting and desirable. The food did not meet any of my concerns. The salmon was moist and flavorful, their sides were delicious, even the most simple dishes had complex flavors. The pasta was also freshly sautéed with the sauce and toppings. Overall not a bad downtown Dallas spot.

Perfect place for downtown. Salad bar, grill station, panini station, pasta bar and pizza. Everything is fresh with quality ingredients. The space is modern and clean. There is also a coffee bar with spectacular coffee-doppio mid afternoon is just the right thing. These guys have provided exactly what the area needs. Been 7 time in the first 2 weeks, mainly for the Roman style pizza scissor cut to order. The carne mista is incredible. Made to order Ceaser salad on the side has me convinced the pizza is healthy.

The two other times I went there, the coffee was cold. It was late afternoon and I needed coffee so in desperation I went back. It was hot so I figured all was good until I opened it to add sugar. Please see pic. Never again.

I want to love this place, because I work in the building and it would be so wonderful to have an amazing restaurant right here. I've sampled a number of their offerings, and I gotta say, I have some questions along with my comments. Here goes: 1) The lattes are not served hot enough. I don't know why, but by the time I get mine up to the 36th floor, it is cool enough to chug it down. The thing is, I don't want to chug it down, I want to sip it. Too cool for that; halfway through, it's lukewarm. Not sure if it comes out of the machine too cool or if the paper cups are to blame, but it's not hot enough. The flavor of the coffees, though, is excellent. Very smooth, not bitter. Yummo. 2) The lunch arrangements are not doing it for me (a salad station, a hot food and sandwich station, a pasta station, a pizza station). The pricing by the pound on most items makes it impossible to guess what my plate of food is actually going to cost. I was willing to try your plan, but after a couple of $16 lunches that just weren't all that special, my enthusiasm is waning. There needs to be an option to get a small side salad with a pasta, pizza slice or an entree. I tried to do this one day and you would have thought I was speaking a foreign language. They were happy to serve me up a reasonable serving of pasta (which was by the way, delicious) and a perfectly good salad, but it was an entree size salad which meant the meal cost a bit more than it should have. Come on, people. The concept "side salad" is not novel. Similarly, the chicken. I tried the chicken because my co-worker raves about it, but HALF A ROASTED CHICKEN is too much. Not to mention, it was undercooked, greasy and kinda tough. The sandwiches are served on bread that is excellent, but they are all premade so no options to do anything different--and I was surprised to discover that their black forest ham sandwich was slathered in mayo with no mustard options in evidence (waste of some tasty ham in my opinion, because it needed mustard). 3) What is the concept for the late afternoon/evening? The sign says open until 7 pm but I can't figure out what is happening at that hour. I was hoping that their staying open that late meant they would have some prepared meals for carryout for supper--not that I can tell. They do have some salads and charcuterie trays ready to go in the cooler, but when I've stopped in after work, the other food stations have clearly been shut down for the day. Maybe they are selling wine and coffee, but if I'm having a glass of wine after work, I'd like some food to go with it. 4) The bakery area is unpredictable. They always seem to have some bagels in the case, I'm not sure why--does anybody want to buy bagels from an Italian restaurant?! They seem to have some breakfast pastries, although this morning at 10 they were sold out of all muffins. Some days they have cookies (that look amazing), but other days no cookies (I would like them to carry cookies, but I'm not going to order one just any day they show up--I like to anticipate the cookie selection). 5) The Texas pecan dip with arugula and jalapenos, from the takeout case, is excellent--highly recommend. But source your crackers to go with it elsewhere, because theirs are overpriced.

So excited to have this place next to my office for coffee and quick lunch. I have had some great coffee in the AM, but my last two trips the coffee hasn't been up to par. It's been watery or burned. I'm not sure what's happening, as I LOVE the coffee I have gotten previously here. The last one I had was just steamed milk basically so I had to throw it out. I hope they can fix the consistency of the coffee as I'd love to continue to go back since it's so convenient.

Please get some good ole' black tea. The food is very good as well as the service. I suggest that the pricing be more obvious. I have to think that there are many like me who would prefer a good regular tea to cucumber mint.