Sicilian Oven Wellington: A Wood-Fired Pizza Guide |
Menu highlights, hours and practical tips for a Wellington Italian meal |
Sicilian Oven Wellington offers a wood-fired pizza option on Forest Hill Boulevard for residents planning a casual meal with friends or family.
The restaurant’s menu also includes salads, pasta, wings and dishes for children, giving a group more than one way to build a meal around the table.
Here is what to know before heading over, from current published hours to ordering options and questions worth asking the staff.
Where to find it
The Wellington location is at 10610 Forest Hill Boulevard, Wellington, FL 33414, and its listed phone number is 561-770-1966.
The restaurant’s location page lists hours of 11:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 10 p.m. on Sunday.
It lists closures on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and July 4, while noting that holiday hours may vary.
Call ahead before a holiday visit or late arrival, especially if you are making plans for a group.
What is on the menu?
Wood-fired pizza is a central feature of the menu, which lists choices ranging from a traditional cheese pizza to specialty pies.
The Boss combines fresh mozzarella, tomato sauce and basil, while the Bianco is a white pizza with ricotta, mozzarella, Romano and parmesan.
The Brooklyn is listed with sausage, roasted red peppers, onions and oregano.
Those are examples from the restaurant’s published menu, not a promise that every item will be available on a particular visit.
The wider menu also lists wood-fired wings and a Sicilian salad, giving diners options to share or add alongside a pizza.
A children’s section lists choices such as pasta, chicken fingers and mozzarella sticks for guests 12 and under.
Ask the Wellington staff about the current menu, portion sizes and availability before ordering, particularly when a group has different preferences.
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Planning lunch or dinner
The restaurant describes its Wellington location as offering a dining room and bar, and its website welcomes walk-ins.
The location page also links to a live waitlist, which can help visitors check their options before arriving.
Joining a waitlist is not the same as a confirmed reservation or a guaranteed seating time.
If your party needs accessibility accommodations or has a time-sensitive plan, call the restaurant directly to discuss the details.
The menu also describes lunch pizzas, salads, pasta and combinations, but asks guests to check with their location for lunch hours.
Ordering and dietary questions
The Wellington location page offers pickup ordering and links to delivery services.
Before placing an order, confirm the selected location, collection time, delivery fees and final price; third-party services may have different terms.
For food allergies or dietary needs, speak with the restaurant before ordering and ask about ingredients, preparation and cross-contact.
The general menu mentions gluten-free penne, but diners should confirm whether it is available locally and suitable for their needs.
Prices and specials can change, so check the current Wellington menu or call rather than relying on an old listing.
This guide is based on published restaurant information and does not represent a firsthand visit or tasting.
The accompanying images are AI-generated culinary illustrations and do not show actual Sicilian Oven dishes or its dining room. |
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I have been looking for a casual place to meet friends in Wellington. The menu has enough variety, though I would call ahead about seating for a group.
Closing on Thanksgiving and Christmas seems reasonable. The note about varying holiday hours is worth remembering for the days around those holidays too.
Exactly. The location lists closures on Thanksgiving and Christmas, but it’s still wise to call ahead for visits around a holiday.
The combination of pizza, salad and wings gives people a few ways to share a meal. I would check the prices before bringing a larger group.
I appreciate the reminder to ask about availability. With a group, it is easier to settle on another choice before everyone has decided what they want.
Rachel P.Agreed. It saves a lot of back and forth when someone picks a pie that isn't available that day.
The Brooklyn sounds filling with sausage, peppers and onions. I might ask if it is available in different sizes before ordering for a table.
Andre WilsonI'd ask about sizes too, especially if the table wants wings or a salad alongside it.
The Forest Hill Boulevard location is convenient for our family. We would probably look at the pasta options too before deciding what to order.
I would like to know whether the wings and pizza come out at about the same time. That matters when a group is sharing everything.
Good point for a sharing meal. We’d ask the staff whether they can time the wings and pizza to arrive together.
The Boss would probably be my pick since I like basil on pizza. It is nice to see a straightforward option among the specialty choices.
I am glad the menu details are presented as examples. We have gone to restaurants for one specific dish before and found it was unavailable.
A noon opening on Sunday works well for lunch after a slow morning. It helps to know the Wellington hours before suggesting it to friends.
The mozzarella sticks on the children’s menu would make my youngest happy. I would still ask whether that menu is limited to children 12 and under.
Tom V.Good idea to check. My youngest would pick mozzarella sticks every time, but the age limit is worth asking about.
The wood-fired pizza is the main draw for me. I would be curious how the traditional cheese compares with the specialty pies.
It is helpful to have the holiday closures spelled out. Restaurant hours can change, so I would check with the Wellington location before making plans.
We have a mix of pizza fans and picky eaters in our family. The pasta and chicken fingers on the children’s menu could help with that.
The menu’s mix of pizza, pasta and children’s options may make it easier to find something for everyone. It’s worth checking current availability when you order.
The Sicilian salad caught my attention. I would be interested to know what comes in it and whether it is big enough to share.
Frank L.I was wondering about the size too. If it's big enough for two, I'd get one with a pizza.
I like that the listed hours go until 10 p.m. Still, calling ahead for a late dinner seems sensible, especially on a holiday weekend.
Agreed. The published hours run until 10 p.m., but a quick call is sensible before a late visit, particularly on a holiday weekend.
Having salads and pasta on the menu helps when everyone in a group does not want pizza. That can make choosing a dinner spot easier.
The Bianco sounds rich with four cheeses. I usually prefer a white pizza, though I would probably share this one with someone else.
Wood-fired wings sound worth trying alongside a pizza. I would like to know how large an order is before getting them for the whole table.
It is useful to know they close on July 4. That is one of those days when our family might otherwise try to grab pizza after being out.
The Brooklyn has a nice mix of toppings, especially the roasted red peppers. I would be curious whether the sausage is mild or spicy.
The children’s choices make this seem workable for a family dinner. I would want to ask about portion sizes before ordering for my kids.
That’s a good question to ask the Wellington staff, especially since the children’s menu has several choices for guests 12 and under.
I appreciate seeing the Sunday opening time listed separately. Noon is easy to overlook if you are used to the weekday schedule.
The Boss sounds like a good choice if you want a simple pizza. Fresh mozzarella, tomato sauce and basil are usually enough for me.
Dave ThompsonSame here. Basil and fresh mozzarella are plenty when the crust is good.
The Forest Hill Boulevard address is helpful for anyone planning a meal in Wellington. I would still check the hours before going with a larger group.