Pizzeria Classico sits on Sutter Street in Folsom’s historic district, in one of those lovingly restored buildings that makes you want to wander around the neighborhood afterward. The outdoor seating area is where you’ll want to be with your dog—it’s right in the mix of the district’s activity, so there’s plenty to watch while you eat. The space has a genuine neighborhood feel rather than feeling touristy, which is refreshing.

The pizza menu covers the basics well. You can get a straightforward margherita or build something with whatever toppings appeal to you. They also do pasta dishes and have appetizers like pesto and garlic chips and a caprese salad if you want something lighter. The ingredients seem fresh, and the execution is solid. It’s not trying to reinvent pizza—it’s just doing it right with quality ingredients and proper attention.

Dogs are genuinely welcome at the outdoor tables here, not just tolerated. Staff treat your dog as part of your party, which makes a real difference in how comfortable you feel staying for a full meal. On a nice Folsom afternoon, this becomes an easy spot to settle into for an hour without feeling rushed.

The location itself is worth considering as part of your visit. Folsom’s historic district has some worthwhile shops nearby, and there are scenic trails in the area if you want to walk things off before or after eating. You could spend half a day moving between the trail, a meal here, and exploring what else is nearby without it feeling forced.

If you’re planning to go during dinner rush or on a weekend, it makes sense to call ahead—partly to confirm they have outdoor table space available and partly because popular spots fill up. Checking on any current pet policies when you call is smart too, just to make sure everything lines up with your visit.