"Can West Adams claim one of the best pasta shops in Los Angeles? You'll have to visit to decide for yourself! Pasta Sisters is a family-run operation that opened its doors in 2015...and yes, there are actual sisters involved. You can pick from a variety of fresh-made pasta and choose your favorite authentic Italian sauce to customize a plate, or simply go with one of their daily specials. Either way, you won’t be disappointed. There’s also a small deli with baked sweets, and cheeses and cold cuts shipped in from across the regions of Italy." - Ben Loiz Studio
"Famous for its pasta dishes, frequently visited by Elina Shatkin." - Eater Staff
"As dark and depressing as the world is today, it would be far worse if Pasta Sisters didn’t exist in it. This order-at-the-counter Italian restaurant revolutionized the handmade pasta game by making everything from tagliatelle to fresh spaghetti to pesto alla Genovese affordable. Even their most expensive pasta - an Italian black truffle - is less than $18. Available for takeout and delivery, order through their website, or find them on most major delivery apps." - kat hong
"Can West Adams claim one of the best pasta shops in Los Angeles? You'll have to visit to decide for yourself! Pasta Sisters is a family-run operation that opened its doors in 2015...and yes, there are actual sisters involved. You can pick from a variety of fresh-made pasta and choose your favorite authentic Italian sauce to customize a plate, or simply go with one of their daily specials. Either way, you won’t be disappointed. There’s also a small deli with baked sweets, and cheeses and cold cuts shipped in from across the regions of Italy." - Ben Loiz Studio
"Pasta Sisters is a build-your-own bowl situation, with locations in Mid-City and Culver City, where you choose a type of noodle—pappardelle, tagliatelle, spaghetti, penne, or gnocchi—and a sauce to go with it. Of all the direct-from-Italy items coming out of their kitchen, we always order the pesto—the best sauce here. It’s perfectly made, super simple, and, for a short time, will make you feel like you’re on that Italian vacation your coworker has tortured you with on social media all summer. " - nikko duren