Pasta da Pulcinella

Great vibe right across from Google! The hostesses were lovely, the champagne was fantastic, and I really enjoyed the pasta. Our server was fine, but it took forever for the food to arrive—even though the place wasn’t busy. When it finally came, there was minimal interaction or explanation about the dishes. The pizza was just okay—fresh, but nothing memorable.

One of my favorite restaurants anywhere. I try to eat here anytime I’m in midtown Atlanta. The menu is not large, but there are options for most any taste. There are dinner specials every night to supplement the normal menu also. My personal favorites are the ravioli options.

Worth every dollar! Visited here on a recent business trip and so glad we did. I got their famous tortellini di Mele. It was based off the server recommendation. That really impressed me because I was gonna go for a pricier dish but he talked me into this which shows integrity and a true love of the product. I will definitely be back next time I'm in town. DONT SKIP DESSERT

For Valentine’s Day day after we choose a location which had a romantic and cozy feeling exquisite food and great people. Reservation at 5:30 pm which was the earliest and the place was already packed! We kicked things off with Caesar and Arugula salads, followed by the rich Lobster Ravioli and comforting Tagliatelle Verdi Alla Bolognese. The grand finale? A heavenly slice of Tiramisu that left us already planning our next visit. If you're craving authentic Italian flavors with a romantic atmosphere, this spot is a must-try!

Every time I’ve come here, the service and food has been excellent! Shout out to K-O (no clue how to spell his name, but he’s phenomenal!) Their gluten free pasta (penne) is good. They are great at accommodating dietary needs and cresting something special. I’m also dairy free, and they are helpful to craft something that works! Good ambience too Their sorbetto dessert is very good - love how it comes inside the frozen fruit. The peach sorbetto was absolutely delicious - sad that they got rid of it. The relocated building is very nice, elegant - inviting atmosphere. I’ve been to both the old location which got torn down and the new one, which is only a few blocks from the old. It can get a bit loud in there. One difference is noticed is this most recent visit, we didn’t get complimentary bread with the meal whereas all past visits came with the bread plus oil They do offer a free dessert on your birthday, which was welcomed!

A beautiful spot. The food is amazing. Went for our anniversary and were sat by a family with three small children on a Saturday night. Not anti-children, but the hostess should be mindful of why people are out for dinner. We did note it in our Open table reservation. The waiter was rushing and dismissive. My husband didn't think so, but I did. The food is lose your mind good. All the flavors are balanced perfectly. We went 15 years ago at their old location. I went a few years ago with my sister in law at the old location. Happy to see they are still around.

An excellent selection of rotating, seasonal, and well-curated Italian dishes, combining typical favorites with some unexpected options. Everything was very well prepared. Impressive wine list as well. Service was excellent, very Continental. Discreet, attentive, punctual. Great atmosphere, vibrant but homey. We will definitely be back.

Visiting from Ohio… it’s our last night here and we wanted something delicious. This hit the nail on the head! Delicious food and amazing service. If I lived here then I would definitely be a frequent!

Appears to be a local favorite based on the diners on a Tuesday night. Loved Fried ravioli app Ambiance Wine selection Service Tiramisu Liked Lobster ravioli with champagne sauce Will be back!

I loved the atmosphere here and was happy we had a table outside. Our server was awesome, always attentive but not intrusive. We started out with a glass of Pinot Noir, which was a nice pour. The menu has a lot of choices, but a lot of entrees had mushrooms which I don't like. I started with a Caesar salad. We also ordered bread for the table at $3, which was good. What I really liked was that the server didn't take our entree order until we were done with our salads. I don't like when my entree is brought while I am still eating my salad so this was perfect. The Caesar salad was very good. For my entree I got the tagliatelle bolognese. The food came quickly and looked great. Was it the best I ever had? No.....but it was ok. I think the noodles were a little over done and I would have liked more sauce. I am the sauce queen. Overall, nice experience with good service.

I ordered noodles with cream sauce and chicken to go. The cream sauce didn't have much flavor. I had to add salt and pepper. The noodles were good. The chicken seemed like it came out of a freezer. I would have preferred a fresh chicken breast grilled and sliced. Service was friendly and it looked like a nice place to dine at.

Delicious! We had the Caprese salad and Mushroom ravioli for lunch! I would recommend both! The service was excellent and the atmosphere was charming! I will definitely return and recommend it to friends well!

I ordered the gnocchi dish and it was delicious! It had grilled chicken in it, roasted peppers, mozzarella I believe, and the sauce was great. My partner and I came here on Christmas Eve because it was my Birthday. It feels like you're eating in someone's home! Very intimate and classy. I'd definitely come again and the service was great.

New favorite atl restaurant. It's authentic Italian food inside an old home turned restaurant. The prices are very reasonable and all of the food (including the pasta) is made in house fresh daily! It's so hard to find good quality homemade Italian food these days. The service was quick and friendly, and even the mocktail the bartender whipped up for me was one of the best!

I recently came here on a Saturday evening to treat my friend for her birthday. We made a reservation but were late, and the hostess still understood. We were seated within 20 mins, but only after reminding her we were waiting. We were seated on a 4-person table (there were 3 of us) in their first floor dining room. It felt very tight, since we were so close to neighboring customers. Surprisingly the conversation level was not a problem, probably because everyone treats this as a nice place. I got the apple martini and cheese tortellini with grilled chicken. We shared the bruschetta as a starter, and the other 2 girls got the lobster ravioli they shared with me. The mains definitely exceeded my expectations. The appletini was delicious and strong, as well. The bruschetta wasn't amazing, but I saw other starters on the menu I'd love to try next time.

I had a great experience here. Food and service was on point. I ordered the lobster ravioli and it was soo creamy, rich, and delicious. Taking a point off because the parking situation is not ideal. They do a half priced validation if you park at the Moxy hotel and walk.

Very unfortunately this place has gone WAY downhill. What started as a charming gem of a pasta place in a cozy little house has turned into a mediocre (as best) restaurant. The ambiance, tough they tried to keep some of the warm homey vibe is simply not there, largely due to the rude woman running the restaurant and the lackluster service. The pasta was dry and lukewarm. The brown butter sage sauce was nonexistent. Such a shame this lovely spot has lost its vibe and the food was simply subpar...it used to be mouth watering. As we were paying our check, the woman in charge (and I write this as a female), started pushing our tables over to the side as were still sitting there to make room for the next guests. We get it, but where already headed out. Will never go back, the new location is a total disappointment.

Easy free parking behind the restaurant but very few spaces available. It looks like a yellow house that was converted in to a restaurant. We arrived on a Thursday for lunch around 1pm and sat at the bar. The service was great. Food was ok. I'd skip the bread service it was a light and fluffy bread.. maybe focaccia? Anyways, I didn't care for it. I ordered the ravioli di mele. It was sweet and savory but I didn't taste any "apple" def tasted the sage and sausage and the brown butter sauce was very flavorful. I don't like chunks of sausage so maybe that's what turned me off. Would I order it again? Probably not. My man's shrimp linguine with garlic cream sauce lacked flavor and was very runny. I feel a little bad as I'm the one who suggested coming here. Thought his dish was a bit pricey too for what it was.

A very solid Italian spot in Atlanta! I made a reservation and the staff were super helpful to accommodate our party and we sat upstairs. The drink menu was big and the waiter was knowledge. To start, we got the prosciutto and fig flat bread and the charcuteries board. I though the flat bread was awesome but for the charcuterie for $30 fell flat for me as it was smaller. For my main, I got the lobster ravioli which was DIVINE!! And an amazing price truly the star of the show. We also enjoyed the bread service for $3. We were celebrating a birthday so we got a free slice of cheesecake with a candle which was awesome!! Overall, my experience was very positive! Parking they recommend the Moxie hotel because they validate it and it's $6 but it's a walk as a heads up!

This place has been on my list for a while, especially as it's in the heart of Midtown! We made reservations for a Friday birthday dinner for a friend and it was easy to make reservations online. I also appreciated that they allowed us to call and add an additional person to the reservation. Parking is a bit tricky at this spot. You can park at the Moxy hotel and get validation to bring it down to $6, however, it's still a decent walk from the restaurant. Additionally, there was construction the night we came, and it was difficult to find a way to the parking deck. The inside of the restaurant is pretty cool. It's basically a converted home and I loved the upstairs and downstairs seating. We were seated pretty quickly and they were super accommodating as some of our party was late with the parking situation. Our waiter Kayo was super friendly and awesome. He gave a great wine recommendation and walked us through the entire menu. For appetizers, we ordered the charcuterie board, bread service, and a prosciutto and fig flatbread. The bread was delicious and the flatbread might actually be one of the best flatbreads I've had! Their balsamic vinegar and the combination with the figs and prosciutto was beautiful. The charcuterie board was really small (2 meats, a couple slices of cheese, some miniature pickles, jam) and for $30, I was expecting a larger board with more accompaniments. For my main, I decided to order the Lobster Ravioli since it was one of the recommended dishes + a favorite here on Yelp. Unfortunately, it just really fell flat for me. The dish felt cold to me and the cream sauce had started to congeal a little bit. The raviolis themselves you could tell were beautifully handmade, however, the filling felt like just plain lobster and not a lot of other flavor. The cream sauce too was really bland for me. We shared a cheesecake for dessert which was pretty good and a sweet cap to the night. Overall, this place was pretty ok to me and I think there are better Italian restaurants in Atlanta for sure.

Ambience was great and the staff was friendly, engaging and helpful. The food was disappointing. The veal was tough. The arugula salad was wilted and overdressed. This restaurant has always been a go to for me for years. I was disappointed as the last two times here the food was average. I'm writing the review now because it was below average. Come on Pasta Da Pulcinella step up your game! we love you and want you to stay around.

Loved the torteli de mele, very flavorful; also got a side of linguine and garlic cream sauce but was very creamy and thin, very little garlic flavor. Service was outstanding and colleagues ordered the chicken risotto which looked amazing and they confirmed it was.

Went here for an anniversary dinner. It was just ok.. we initially sat outside but flies started swarming the table when our food came out so the hostess kindly moved us inside. The food was nothing to rave about.. we ordered the Pulcinella salad which was literally just lettuce drenched in a balsamic vinegarette. It honestly didn't look very appetizing. I don't think it was worth the almost $10 for that salad, there were no veggies in it at all other than lettuce.. no croutons, cheese, nothing. I ordered the chicken ravioli and I didn't really care for it. It was packed with chicken which to some people, might be a good thing, but I think the taste/quantity of the chicken was overpowering and off-balancing for a pasta dish.. the sauce was supposed to be a spicy sauce but really didn't have much flavor. When we first got there I was going to try dessert but since I didn't like the appetizer or entree, decided to go somewhere else. Also the parking is a hassle. There is no nearby parking. We did park at the Moxy and got discounted (not free) parking once we got it validated but it's still a bit of a walk. Thankfully it wasn't raining or anything otherwise the walk would have been too far. Also when making a reservation they do ask if you are celebrating a special occasion but they don't really do anything special at the restaurant if you are celebrating. Other restaurants we have been to on our anniversary have made it more of an occasion by providing a dessert that says happy anniversary for example. I get that not all restaurants will go above and beyond but this place specifically calls out their "romantic" ambience several times on Google and their website so you'd think they make it more of an experience.

Such a lovely space with lots of natural light. It is in a house nestled between glass office buildings in West Peachtree. Service was excellent and all six of our diners completely enjoyed their meals. Highly recommend!

My daughter picked this restaurant on a Saturday the day before Mother's Day. Neither of us had been here before and wanted something new. We took an Uber to Midtown from East Point. We almost missed the place because it is nestled between office buildings on West Peachtree. We made the reservation same day with no problem. When we arrived we was given the choice of sitting inside or outside. It was a lovely day outside but I decided I wanted to sit inside as my first experience. Our server name was Joe and he was very pleasant and patient. This was our first time dining at this restaurant. The restaurant is very intimate which is a plus. Whether you bring a date or family, the atmosphere will work just fine. Our choices for dinner: Bruschetta: Tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, shiitake mushrooms and eggplant componata on croutons. Crispy Calamari coated in egg white breading, served with tomato caper sauce. Caesar Salad Traditional Caesar dressing with shaved Reggiano and croutons. Chicken Parmigiana, Sauteed lightly breaded chicken cutlet with tomato basil sauce and fresh mozzarella, served with Tortellini Al Pesto. Pork Milanese, Pan roasted breaded bone-in pork chop with roasted potatoes, garlic spinach, grape tomatoes, caper berries and lemon butter sauce. Also we had cheesecake for dessert and Lemon Drop martinis. I will say I have never had capers like this before. They were a little sour but was a nice balance to the meal. The pork chop was nice and juicy. It was more than I could eat in one sitting. All in all the place was lovely and very accommodating. This is another place where you can local residents come here often. Very friendly spot.

I used to love this place before the renovation and location change. It's still pretty good but was exceptional before! Truly feels like an authentic Italian restaurant with many vegetarian options. A great date night spot indeed!

Nice cozy atmosphere. Waiter was excellent. Pasta was also very good. Tiramisu was delicious. I would definitely return here!

The lobster ravioli and the Bolognese was absolutely wonderful. Our server was amazing and it was my new wife and I honeymoon and they treated us very respectfully and perfect. The inside is very quaint and you feel a little secluded in your area if it's a slower night for them so we picked perfect time around 7:30 for dinner.

Loved the Tortelli De Mele! We ate here at lunch, and the portion size was just right without appetizers or sides. Good atmosphere and nice service, as well.

Recently, our team held a meeting at a cozy establishment that welcomed us warmly. Although the space was not intended for large groups, they kindly accommodated our party of approximately 15 people. The seating was a bit tight, but we managed just fine. The food was exceptional - we enjoyed a variety of appetizers and entrees from the menu, and our vegan and vegetarian friends were catered to as well. Overall, we had a great experience with delicious cuisine, friendly staff, and a convenient location. The only slight downside was the seating arrangement. Despite this, I would definitely recommend this place.

The location (yellow house in the middle of the city) and ambiance were really nice. The service was not bad but not memorable as being amazing. The food was good, although we had a group and after ordering we were told they only had 2 snappers available so some people had to adjust their orders. I got the snapper and although it was delicious, it was odd that it only came with mashed potatoes, it just felt like it was missing something, like something green. Everyone enjoyed their meals but nobody was blown away.

**Heads up*** The restaurante changed locations. No longer in the small house. I learned the hard way. This was our second time in a few years and WOWzers!!! The food is still awesome. We went at 5pm on a Sat night and it was perfect. Whatever you do, ask for Ingrid the server. She is outstanding. She knew the menu and made great recommendations. I had the mushroom ravioli with Susan had the pesto linguini. We wont talk about the caprese, bread, and cocktails. Yum yum. Just go. Enjoy. Ask for Ingrid. Sit outside. You're welcome.

I went to Pasta Da Pulcinella with about 7 others before a show at Atlantic Station. We had made a reservation because we went on a Friday night around 6pm. I had always heard about this place, but I've never been. We all shared a few appetizers and then each of us got our main course. We also got a bottle of wine to share (only a few of us drank at the table.) For appetizers we got the calamari and bruschetta to share. I am personally not the biggest fan of calamari, but based on how fast it went at the table, it was really good. The bruschetta was quite good as well. It tasted fresh and the bread was pretty crispy, so that was perfect. For the main entrée, I got the chicken ravioli. My girlfriend and her brother shared the cheese tortellini with grilled chicken, and then they made their own pasta, the classic linguini with garlic cream sauce and grilled chicken. My chicken ravioli was excellent. I love a pasta with a red sauce, and I love ravioli even more, so this dish was perfect. It was quite a good portion size too. I tried the other two dishes as well, and I was a bigger fan of the linguini. It tasted creamy and the pasta had a nice bite to it. The tortellini was very dry and I'm not a fan of pesto, so I wasn't too big of a fan. My girlfriend and her brother are big fans of pesto, but they both agreed with the fact that it was way too cold, and also mentioned that it was too cold and hard to the bite, so they didn't enjoy it at all. The ravioli, in my opinion, was by far the best dish. The server recommended this great bottle of a red wine called Lucente. It was really good. It had a perfect balance. It was so good in fact, that my girlfriend's dad ended up buying a few bottles at the local package store. Highly recommend this wine! The service was excellent. Everyone kept checking on us throughout the entirety of our stay and the manager even came by to ask us how we were doing. I very much enjoyed my stay here, and I would love to come back.

My new favorite Italian place in Atlanta! Pasta da Pulcinella is a small, low key date night and family dinner spot in Midtown with some awesome food. There is a lot close by that you can park in, but we just street parked a road down. Our waitress was super friendly and gave the best recs. I tried their tortelli di mele (their most popular item) and it was soooo good I wish I could eat it all the time. We ended the meal with some fluffy and delicious bittersweet chocolate cake. Pasta da Pulcinella will definitely be added onto my list of recommendations for friends and family!

Once again, we had an exceptional dining experience. This time, celebrating our wedding anniversary. Sarah could not have been more kind and attentive and our chicken cannelloni and lobster ravioli were divine! And the Caesar salad was crisp and fresh and delicious! An exceptional dining experience every time at very affordable prices. And don't skip the chocolate martini, and Pinot Noir

What an absolutely beautiful and delicious restaurant! I went with my fiancée and we were blown away by how good everything tasted! It may be on the more expensive side, but it is so worth it! The service was wonderful as well! All in all, a wonderful place to take a date, or really anyone who likes food!

Nice quaint cozy place Good food and nice walk from google building I would recommend

Pasta Da Pulcinella is right around the corner from my office and is a staple for business lunches for me. Their new location is so nice and has great decor. The tables can feel crowded/small which can be awkward for a business lunch. Sometimes the seating doesn't make total sense as they'll seat you back to back (literally- backs touching!) with someone else while the rest of the restaurant is empty. The food is incredible! I love their grilled chicken sandwich for lunch. The cheese is perfectly melted and chicken grilled to perfection. The bread given is fresh and delicious and pairs great with the oil. We ordered the caprese today which was described by a coworker as "dynamite". The menu is extensive, there are daily specials and there is also a lunch wine special! The service can be hit or miss. I only go on week days at lunch time so busier times may have additional staffing. The wait times between drinks, ordering, paying always feel a bit longer than needed. In a previous visit my order was incorrect and it took almost 10 minutes to even see a server to correct it. I've also been given the wrong wine and had a server disagree with me about it (wine ordered was sparkling and wine given was not, so an easy thing to eyeball). Overall, this is a great spot and one we will continue to frequent.

After Pasta Da Pulcinella closed to move to its new location, I have been waiting for their new location to open. There is a parking deck close by shared with Skyhouse Midtown. We had reservations and were seated timely. The interior definitely doesn't have the same vibe or coziness as the old place. It has a modern vibe, but the inside was really too brightly lit for a dinner. Upon sitting down, the server asked us if we wanted bread and of course the answer was yes. The bread previously was sooo good. Now? Horrible. I love bread and I'm not the pickiest with bread, but this was truly the worst bread I've ever had. It was so dry and grainy in your mouth. The olive oil was not good either. We ate one piece and left the rest. I wouldn't get this again even if it was free, but for $3 I would never get it again. We ordered the Calamari for our appetizer which definitely brought our meal up. There was a nice portion and the sauce served with it was tasty. I just wish the sauce was in a bowl instead of just on the plate. I ordered the Tortelli Di Mele and my boyfriend ordered the Tagliatelle Verdi Alla Bolognese. The Tortilli Di Mele was great once again and flavorful. The sauce is rich and buttery, so I didn't finish it all. My boyfriend enjoyed his Bolognese, but I thought the sauce was way too watery and lacked flavor. All in all, the new location just is a miss for me.

Wonderful Italian restaurant in the heart of midtown. Miss their cozy house that was their location for many years but the new location has a great vibe, as well. The salads and all of the pasta dishes we have tried are all delicious! Be sure to get the Tortelli di Mele--it's their specialty and should not be missed.

The parking in this area is very limited. You can park at the Moxy Atlanta Midtown hotel and the restaurant will validate your ticket: up to 2 hours parking for lunch and dinner for only $6 (instead of the usual $16). Make sure you remember to bring the parking ticket so the restaurant can validate it. The Moxy is just around the corner from the restaurant at the intersection of 13th and Peachtree Walk NE (48 13th St NE). We took an uber. I made the reservation ahead online. The place is normally packed for dinner, and we went on a weekday, not even weekend. There was no table inside so we was sat at the patio which was lovely. There's a big tree on the patio so it provides nice leafy shade. The chairs on the patio has no cushion but you can ask for a separate cushion from the receptionist or the server. The atmosphere on the outdoor is fresh and open, not as much noise as the indoor. The food is tasty, simple but tasty. We had: - Caesar Salad: The salad is really good but the croutons are way too hard for my biting. - Grilled chicken linguini with garlic cream sauce: my boyfriend approved it. - Shrimp linguini with garlic cream sauce: I asked for extra grated cheese and I think it gives more flavor to the dish. - A side of prosciutto: good quality but some part of it is a bit dry. The only disadvantage of the patio seats is it does take a while to see a server comes by but we were no rush. Our server is very friendly and attentive. My drink order was a fruity mocktail, and they mixed it well. It tastes fruity and is not overwhelmed by soda or sparkling water like some places do. Overall, we had a lovely experience, and definitely recommend the place!

Came down here by myself on a Saturday night per friends' recommendations. I expected it to be pretty busy but I got a seat at the bar (only 3 spots) in a few minutes after the rush settled down. I ordered the calamari and the popular Tortelli di Mele. The calamari was pretty lightly breaded and fried which was nice. The dipping sauce had some great herbal flavor that I couldn't get enough of. The Tortelli di Mele was definitely worth the hype. The light buttery sauce and powerful snippet of sage paired well with the tender sausage and parmigiano. It was nice and light and not too rich. Service was excellent. The bartender who served me was very nice and the host and hostess (managers? owners? They seemed very on top of everything!) were incredibly personable to everyone. I can see why this place is so popular! I'll definitely need to come back to try the rest of the menu. And it's quite rare to see a nice Italian place that won't break your wallet! All entrees around $20.

My favorite part about Atlanta is this restaurant! Great service and vibes, the upstairs is really cool. Food is some of the best I've ever had. 10/10 recommend the mezzaluna and the tortilli de mele

Super cute restaurant!! It's like an old converted house. The service is a little slow, but the food is spectacular. Hefty pours of wine, loved the lobster and mushroom raviolis, and the cannoli was to die for. Will definitely be returning!!

Food is unique and flavorful. Wine selection is also great. I love the new house they moved into. It gives a great ambiance with the up and downstairs. We were a party of 10 and service was still well timed.

We visited Pasta Da Pilchinella on December 23rd (We had not been there since they moved from previous location). Amazed they ended up in a small "home" in the middle of Mid Town high rises, but the interior is pretty well done and has that "homey" feel we enjoyed and their previous locations. The new location is a bit awkward on the parking, which is in the Moxy Hotel block away. First off, let me say we love Italian and have been to many parts of Italy several times over the last several years. PP has always had great food presented is a simple but comfortable environment at reasonable prices. Of the many times we have visited PP this was the only dissapointing trip! Our waitress seemed hurried and impatient and the food (for the first time was very dissapointing) We started with the fried Calamari, which was limp and not very hot, my wife had the Tagliatelle Verdi alla Bolognese and I had the Gnocchi with Chicken. The tagliatelle noodles were OK but the sauce was very watery / diluted, with too fine of grind on the meat. My gnocchi too soft and overcooked but the sauce was nice. The in house made chibatta in no way resembled the same we enjoyed all over italy. While the menu is generally value oriented the wine list does not follow that. All in all, we would not return to PP as, overall the food and the general experience is not what it always was in the past.

If you are hungry and in midtown- you need to stop in Pasta da Pulcinella! You can start out on their beautiful covered patio with delicious cocktails or sit inside for a more cozy feel. Their new location also has an event room for larger or private groups. Their menu has a lot of variety from antipastos, salads, various meat entrees and (of course) pasta!! Everything is excellent but my favorite is lobster ravioli. The hard part- saving room for desert but totally worth it or maybe just a glass of port or coffees. You are guaranteed to have a wonderful meal - so, share it with friends. O- they also have gluten free pasta options. So, no one is missing out on the yum.

The food and service were so good! Loved the patio and the lobster ravioli!! Would definitely recommend! I wish I had a pic but I forgot to take one :(

I love this place! We don't visit Atlanta often but when we do I make sure we get the best pasta in town!!!

I've been twice now, once to the old location and once to the new location. The patio setup is great. I think they were understaffed when we arrived. Our drink orders took a long time to arrive although they did apologize. The food, unfortunately, was underwhelming. We first tried the bruschetta which was bland and contained wilted greens and the parma prosciutto & fresh pears which was also bland and contained wilted greens. For my entree I had the chicken cannelloni. It too was bland although the mushroom sauce on one half of the dish was good. My bf got the tagliatelle verde alla bolognese which was lukewarm and.... also bland unfortunately. The crème-brûlée was very well done and delicious. This was all eaten with a very crooked table on the patio. The staff was very nice and courteous though despite being understaffed.

My sister raved about Pasta Da Pulcinella as her and her boyfriend had been to the old location multiple times. However, we were upset to discover that the food at the new location was very sub par. Everything lacked in flavor and desperately needed seasoning. I will say the interior is immaculately decorated! It's sad that the food doesn't match the exquisite attention to detail that was taken with the decorating.

So we arrived as they were opening. The staff seated us and we were treated like family. Our server made recommendations that well above our expectations. The pasta was phenomenal and the elegance of the restaurant made it feel very upscale with a homey ambiance. The food was excellent, it felt like it was homemade and we enjoyed it immensely.

The cutest little place, we were the first to arrive on a Tuesday night and it was so charming. Our sever was very knowledgeable and guided us through the menu making recommendations. Which is how we ended with the flatbread. If you love Fig this is a must have, it's sweet and tangy and cheesy all at once. It has some pancetta/bacon. I had the fettuccine with shrimp, it was very flavorful and I loved that they are able to add whatever suaves you like. For example I switched to Parmesan cream sauce, since I can't have tomatoes. The crème brûlée was simple and delicious but then again I love crème brûlée's

Awesome Italian restaurant! Fresh ingredients and great service! I have the pesto linguine with shrimp and vegetables and it was so good! Great portions and the price was very reasonable.

No flavor at all! Very disappointing!!!! I had 2 pasta dishes and had to add spices from My own kitchen to make it better! I do not recommend!

I've eaten here before and tonight we chose to dine here before attending a play at the Alliance Theatre, which is walking distance. We had a reservation for 5:30 pm which is when they open and there were already people in line on the sidewalk just moments prior to opening. Once we were seated I realized that the seating was going to be an issue. They definitely have some bad seats in the house and we were at one of them. They have some two-toppers that are separated only by a curtain, so essentially you are dining with the people on the other side of the curtain; you just can't see them, but boy can you hear them. This was not a good arrangement and made for a poor dining atmosphere. We couldn't change seats because they were already packed. WARNING: do not accept one of these curtain-veiled tables. We both had and individual salad (house salad was pretty lame), glass of wine, and the Pasta Bolognese, which was it was very good. With tax & tip $115. Pretty expensive considering the experience. Sorry to say, but this visit was a three star at best. Also, their restroom needs a major make-over. It currently has all of the charm and cleanliness of a small gas station restroom.

I don't think I've ever had such bad service in a restaurant before. Two stars added because the food was good and the restaurant is cute, but the service was overwhelmingly bad. My friend and I stopped in for lunch on a weekday, before the restaurant filled up for lunch. The hostess seated us, then the waitress came by for our drink order--and then she proceeded to ignore us for nearly 35 minutes, even after we asked another employee to send our server over so we could finally order. A large group of what seemed to be the server's friends came in after we did and sat right in front of us; she took their order before ours and also brought out their food first and was great about refilling their water glasses, and she kept helping every other table, but somehow we just got lost in the shuffle I guess? I was afraid we'd still be sitting there in time for happy hour...