Radici

Radici is a small, friendly space in the Pioneer Square area of Seattle, with a svelte menu that includes vegetarian and gluten free options. I had the English Pea and Mint Ravioli - with Crispy leeks, pea vines, brown butter - The ravioli was fantastic…very fresh ingredients you could taste on the inside, and perfectly cooked ravioli. The Crispy leeks and pea vines looked cool but were a bit tough to eat. My wife had the Rudy’s Red pasta sauce with gluten free spaghetti. The sauce was great (“simmered for hours” it said on the menu) and the spaghetti, gluten free as it was, was really good too. We didn’t want a whole appetizer or salad and were a little disappointed that bread didn’t come with the meal. (You could order bread service, though it’s not on the menu so not sure how much it was.) We also didn’t love the ice cream cookie we ordered for dessert. The ice cream was kind of non-descript and the belgian waffle wasn’t great. A Belgian Waffle style cookie/ice cream sandwich sounded like a good idea, but in practice left something to be desired.

I popped in for happy hour to try a taste of their menu. Sitting at the bar we ordered meatballs, carbonara ravioli, caprese, and cesar salad. Service was friendly and attentive. Our meal was simple and satisfying. I look forward to going back for a full meal.

Very good ambience. Decent Menu. Food served was tasty. Perfect for a quite date in Pioneer Square

Our go to Italian restaurant in Seattle for date night or family night out. Consistently great pasta, interesting wine options, friendly service.

I work around the corner from Radici and eat here often for lunch and dinner. I've never had a poor meal, and their specials are always interesting and terrific. The menu is small, but everything is very good. Service staff is friendly and appropriately attentive, and will also just let you sit and enjoy your meal if that's what you want. Also a great value for the quality of the food.

The seasonal menu is lovely. The atmosphere was easy going. The service was prompt.

Stopped in for a quick snack and a drink during happy hour on an Art Walk Thursday. Cool place. Had a nice selection of Italian wines. The ravioli and the crispy polenta bites were both good. Prices were reasonable, especially during happy hour.

Radici accommodated my special request for the dinner. My dish was probably the best penne I've ever had. The sauce was excellent! So excellent that i tried to go out and buy similar ingredients to try a similar taste. The location felt very authentic and the staff treats you well. I will be coming back for more!