Food: Food is delicious here! We were a group of 5 and were able to try a variety of appetizers and…read moreentrees. For appetizers, we tried the escargots, French onion soup, calamari, and pate. Fresh bread (sliced baguette) and butter is also served after you order. For entrees, we had the pork chop, strip steak, and salmon. All dishes were excellent; I would highly recommend the French onion soup, pate, and pork chop. Overall, everything was very well made and you likely won't have a disappointing dish here. Service: Service was wonderful; our server was friendly and attentive. The manager/owner was very welcoming as well and checked in on us during the meal. Ambiance: This is a small restaurant but has a good number of tables that can accommodate both small and large groups. Both indoor and outdoor seating are available. The restaurant gets pretty packed during peak dinner time so a reservation is recommended. Overall, I would recommend this restaurant!

Ordered a burger they recommended for lunch. It was awful - burger was overcooked. It was…read morecrunchy. Nice location, friendly staff.

This is one of the best Italian spots in Park Slope, Brooklyn. As soon as you enter the restaurant,…read moreyou feel like you're in Italy. Everything on the menu looked amazing, so I had the waiter choose my dish/wine pairing and he did a great job! I got the pesto with shrimp. The pasta is handmade and the wine is natural from Italy. The pesto is made the day of in the morning. All fresh ingredients. They have indoor seating and then more seating in the back that is the perfect spot. I love the exposed brick wall. This might be my new favorite Italian spot. I will be back soon! Thank you for the amazing experience.

Authentic food, great wine(pricey) but really. Good ambience. I would go back as date night .read more

This seems relatively new! It is good Italian food that I'm glad that I tried but not a place I…read morewould return to because boerum hill has a lot better options Food: the food was good! My favorite was the gnocchi - but the portions were somewhat small. The rissoto was good, but a bit salty! I would skip the arancini's. Service: they were kind of slow with everything but still a good experience Ambience: nice ambience. Not very busy when we went so also spacious

Fantastic new Italian restaurant on Smith Street. Wandered in the other night was pretty blown away…read moreby the quality and creativity of the food. The pasta with pistachio cream sauce was so unique and I can't stop thinking about it. Have plans to go again next week. It just opened so isn't busy at all yet, but this place is a real gem and should be discovered! Oh, and it also has a charming backyard, which is a bonus.

Micah was our waiter and he is a beautiful human. Enjoyed talking to him. Ordered Caesar salad…read morewhich would be plenty for 4-5 people. Delicious. Got 4 cheese pizza, our favorite and the Truffle pizza which was fantastic too. Probably could have ordered just one pizza but it was nice to have the 2 flavors. Great atmosphere. Chill. Ate inside with a reservation but nice seating outside which is dog friendly. Right across from Greenwood Cemetery. Would definitely go back. The serve wine but we didn't do it tonight.

Eating pizza with the dead has never been so... interesting…read more A pizzeria across the street from Greenwood Cemetery? Not a new concept. In fact, I have been to another pizzeria not too far from this one that does slices (and overall better job) compared to this one. That is not to suggest the pizza is terrible, or lackluster. It is not. The pizza is supremely adequate for what you are offered, even though I did get sticker shock from some of the things they offer. Maybe that is why they are located near the cemetery, just in case (kidding). I first tried the meatballs, you get two to an order with a side of two pieces of Italian bread. Smart move. That allowed me to enjoy the burrata and red sauce it comes with after eating the meatballs. The meatballs are softball sized, and have plenty of flavor. They do not fall apart easily, and the sauce is nice and mellow, with a slight acid taste to it. Then came the pizza. I ordered two, a red (Classic New Yorker) and a white (Quattro Formaggi). Both pies come out piping hot, which means the pizza is still cooking as it stays on the pan. I made a mistake by eating one too fast and it all fell apart in my hand. Once it cooled, I took the time to enjoy as much of both pies as I could. The red pie has a nice crispy crust, and a good salty cheese. Unfortunately the sauce is a bit too sweet and a large part of the crust is overcooked, so I could not eat that part. It is solid but with no wow factor. The white pie has an overpowering Gorgonzola flavor. It overtakes the rest of the pie, which is unfortunate because it has show much potential when the Gorgonzola takes a back seat. It also was a bit messy as each bite had some overcooked cheese on my hand. This one was not overcooked, but to balance out the saltiness of the cheeses, I suggest something like green apples, or even figs to make it a more balanced pie. Only be careful because too much can tilt the balance of power, something you do not want to do. I also felt the service was adequate, as the wait staff was cute and amenable. They were definitely working hard. As for the pizza, it belongs in the land of the living, but it needs a little more time to rise and conquer, rather than be buried and become compost alongside the dead. Overall pizza rating: 3.2/5

I went with a friend for dinner recently. I liked it--my friend had mixed feelings on it. Our…read morestarter (which we shared) was a roasted beets salad, and my friend thought it didn't taste as fresh as it could be. We both thought the pasta was very good--she had the tagliatelle with mushroom, and I had the Pappardelle Bolognese which I thought was excellent. Saved some and it still tasted good the next day. We also had coffee and shared a slice of chocolate mousse cake. (It was good) The service was okay, they were nice--possibly could have come over a little bit more during the meal to see if we needed anything. It was not very crowded in there at all when we were there. I'm up for giving them a chance to improve and become more seasoned, especially because I thought the meal was good. Will go again sometime.

**review is for Hanh's Banh Mi pop up only, never tried the pasta here**…read more I was so pleasantly surprised to see a new banh mi (and pho) menu pop up in this neighborhood, but a bit skeptical as it's located inside an Italian/pasta restaurant. Turns out the #1 classic banh mi is actually pretty damn good and decently priced at $9.75 (cash only). Could maybe use a little more veggies but hey, I'm not complaining. The bread was fresh and crisp and *didn't* scratch the roof of my mouth. If you're in the area definitely worth stopping in for and I hope it sticks around. Our host and server did say it was gonna be around "for the foreseeable future" which sounds promising! Personally the #2 (roast pork) was just ok, not really worth the extra $1.25 compared to the #1. Pho can also be skipped - lacked flavor and portion is quite small. It's what you'd expect for the area. They even have Viet iced coffee ($5) but it's not as strong and concentrated as it's supposed to be. Basically I'd return for just the #1 sandwich alone but that alone is worth it!

Wonderful! Absolutely wonderful. I have many food sensitivities and was well taken care of. Food…read moreis delicious and worthy of a Manhattan menu.

Found this gem on the bringfido app. We had our puppy and needed a dog friendly place…read more Wow! Wow! WOW! First, the waiter. I'm sorry I'll butcher the name Anachi (definitely misspelled). He was so welcoming and attentive. Told us the menu by heart. Gave great recommendations and packed out to go order with love! We had the burrata caprese, fried pizza, and shrimp fugilli (i think was the name) for apps. INCREDIBLE!!!!! Do not skip the fried pizza app. For entree I ordered the penne fiorentina with chicken. Flavorful. And delicious. My son had the spaghetti and meatballs. He loved it. We were too full for desserts but Anachi surprised us with samples of the lemon sorbet and fig ice cream. The fig was sooooo gooodddd! Wish this place wasn't so far from me but will def be my go to from now on!

I love this area (Park Slope) that this restaurant is located in. My first time checking this…read morerestaurant out but I heard very good things about it so I was excited to give them a shot and I'm glad I did. The food here is phenomenal especially the pizza. Also the wait staff is very courteous and attentive. If you're in and around Park Slope do yourself a favor and check them out, you will not be disappointed.

This is a fabulous gem of a neighborhood restaurant. They just finished a nice renovation and the…read morepizza and pasta are as incredible as they've always been. I hope everyone will give this restaurant a try and support a small local business. I went again this week. All of the pizzas are great, the sausage is my personal favorite. We also had pasta, salad and fried calamari. All delicious. GO!!

If I had one word, it would be "memorable". Staff was fun and made us feel like we had been…read moreregulars forever. Menu items are thoughtful and truly strive to make pasta a unique inclusion to each dish. The concept of being a zero waste kitchen also speaks to my soul and it was so impressive to hear the ways they challenge themselves in this - like using the broken bits of pasta to create a pasta cracker. The space is tight but it felt like a dinner with your cousins. Great wine choices with a rotating, seasonal menu. Didn't get to see the wine cellar, but we will be back!

I hate leaving bad/middling reviews, but this place is just not worth the price. It has a small,…read morecozy neighbor like vibe, but the prices are not neighborly. I went out for a meal with my friend, and two drinks, two entrees and a desert, with tip set us back nearly $200 (and one of the entrees was a salad which was just not good). I hate to be this person and if money is no object than have it, but if you are following even some sort of budget I would just save your money and go to Al di la, which will give you better flavors for slightly less pricing. I'm giving three stars and not less because the service was very attentive and the ambience was lovely, but unfortunately the food didn't match up.