Tre Pazzi trattoria

Tre Pazzi trattoria Traditional Italian food in the heart of Downtown Auburn. Always imported wine and beer. To go orders are welcome as well.
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Tre Pazzi is prided on the fact that we use traditional recipes with fresh local ingredients. Tre Pazzi has been open for just over a year now, and is quickly becoming the locals favorite dinning location. Open for lunch Monday - Friday it's the perfect quick stop on your break from work. Dinners are served every day of the week, and reservations are suggested and usually needed on Friday & Saturd

ay nights. Great for families or date night, Tre Pazzi is the place to be if you want fresh, homemade Italian food.

08/29/2026

We are looking for a weekend hostess!

Stop in and bring a resume if interested 🇮🇹

07/10/2026

🍽️ We’re Hiring a Dishwasher! 🍽️

Join our team! We’re looking for a reliable, hardworking dishwasher to help keep our kitchen running smoothly.

Schedule:
🕓 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM
📅 Friday, Saturday, Sunday & Monday

If you’re dependable, work well in a fast-paced environment, and want to be part of a great team, we’d love to hear from you!

Apply in person at the restaurant 😊

03/11/2026

Tre Pazzi trattoria will present local author Karen S. Rudolph speaking about her newly released book, Sidelined No Longer: The Untold Story of Women’s College Sports. The event planned for 1:30 p.m. Thursday, March 19, will be the author’s second appearance locally in celebration of Women’s History Month.

"Sidelined No Longer" tells the story of how women fought for access, recognition and respect in an era that rarely welcomed them. In the process, they laid the foundation for the energy and excitement seen today in women’s sports.

Little is known about the women who championed the growth of women’s college sports. Teams, players, coaching, budgets—everything was less for female athletes prior to a national law now known as Title IX, which passed in 1972 and called for women to receive equal educational opportunities. It quickly was applied to athletics and sports competition.

At the story’s center is Jean Cerra, hired in the 1976-77 school year as the University of Missouri's first women’s athletic director. She joined ten other women who sought to move governance of women's intercollegiate sports from an all-women’s organization into the NCAA, which oversaw men’s college sports. That change was criticized by the women’s organization, and seen as unpopular and controversial. Within a few years, the women’s organization failed as
the NCAA offered numerous women’s championships.

The author will answer questions following the presentation, with books available for sale. The event is open to the public, with small appetizers served and wine
available for purchase.

For more information, contact Tre Pazzi Trattoria, 530-823-2994.

We’re open! Come in & enjoy some pasta on this chilly day ❄️🍝
02/19/2026

We’re open! Come in & enjoy some pasta on this chilly day ❄️🍝

Handmade, hand-painted, handcrafted ceramic ornaments 🤍Designed exclusively for Tre Pazzi Trattoria by our friends Marco...
12/16/2025

Handmade, hand-painted, handcrafted ceramic ornaments 🤍
Designed exclusively for Tre Pazzi Trattoria by our friends Marco & Silva of GP Ceramiche Artistiche, straight from Deruta, Umbria, Italy 🇮🇹
✨ $36 each
✨ 3 for $30 each
Each piece is one of a kind—perfect for gifting or adding a touch of Italian artistry to your holiday décor.

Looking for the perfect gift? 🎁Give the gift of authentic Italian dining with a Tre Pazzi gift card this Christmas🎄✨
12/15/2025

Looking for the perfect gift? 🎁
Give the gift of authentic Italian dining with a Tre Pazzi gift card this Christmas🎄✨

Address

928 Lincoln Way
Auburn, CA
95603

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 9pm
Tuesday 12pm - 9pm
Wednesday 12pm - 9pm
Thursday 12pm - 9pm
Friday 12pm - 9pm
Saturday 3pm - 9pm
Sunday 3pm - 9pm

Telephone

+15308232994

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