Finding good, consistently good food in West Seattle can be challenging, but this place does meet…read morethat bar. Pasta is made fresh, ordering is easy, and service is pleasant. Our younger kids also enjoy the food. If you want to save a few $$, you can find a deal on gift cards at Costco ($100 for $75).

Great place with delicious al dente pasta and a really welcoming atmosphere! Ordering is super…read moreconvenient, you can place your order on the tablet right when you walk in. The entire staff greets you as you enter, and you're attended to right away. The music is at the perfect volume, creating a great ambiance without being too loud. Everything is very clean, modern, and inviting. Definitely a great spot for good pasta and a relaxed dining experience!

Excellent food with a great atmosphere. Strozzapretti was unreal. Get it!!! You will not be sorryread more

Went to Raccolto for my first time with my boyfriend for date night and had one of the most amazing…read morenights of my life! We had the oysters, beef tartare, grilled zucchini, and smoked halibut for our appetizers. It was all fresh and delicious! For the mains we had fresh halibut and neddle & ricotta gnudi pasta. The neddle & ricotta gnudi was the best pasta I ever had in my entire life! Creamy, delicious, and can tell the pasta was handmade. Ended the night with some olive oil cake for dessert. The cake was fluffy, sweet, and love the powder sugar on top. Our servers Kolby and Mary were amazing! They were attentive and friendly! They made us feel welcomed and took great care of us! Love that the restaurant had an open kitchen concept so we can see the chefs cooking and was able to thank the chefs for the amazing food! Overall amazing experience and would definitely come back!

Since 2024 I am tasting the best pizza and pasta in Seattle only here , the staff was so kind and…read moreimpressive, the pasta super underestimated reccomend to try everyone !

The girl who took our order was kind and patient. Though while I was looking at the menu to see…read morewhat I wanted to order, I noticed that a lady worker was yelling at the other workers in a different language. Although I didn't understand the language, I could tell she was speaking out of anger. I don't think you should be yelling at employees in the middle of customers being present. Though after we received our food, which it was pretty pricey and didn't match the prices found on their google menu. But I did let that slide. When I took a bite of the fettuccine pasta, it honestly gave nothing. It was watery at the bottom and it tasted like nothing as well, no flavor and no seasonings. It felt like I was eating bland pasta noodles.

Absolutely adore Pegasus Pizza! The Tom's special is my favorite! I wish there were more locations!…read moreThe service went above and beyond. The restaurant is clean and not too loud so you can hold a conversation without yelling. We will definitely be back!

Great place! The foods look amazing and it has a huge menu! Nice friendly staff! And is open on…read moreSundays during the West Seattle Farmer's Market so you can come in and sit and enjoy a nice meal! I happen to be there when they had a professional photographer come in and shoot pics of many of the menu items, they all look delisious! Give it try!

Best pizza in West Seattle in my opinion. I've never had a bad pizza here nor a bad glass of wine…read more It's family owned and you can feel that. It's cozy and warm. The staff are engaged and knowledgeable about the food and wine. They must be treated well by the owners because they seem to enjoy their work. I hope we never lose this gem.

Forgot to take pics, it was too tempting to wait. Each of 3 of us ordered a different pizza, we…read moreshared the special appetizer beans and garlic dip with flatbread and 2 salads. Two glasses of red wine and sharing a s'more and the bill was $180. Service was great, the atmosphere was inviting to catch up with friends.

I recently moved to the neighborhood and gave this place a try. I had the Mediterranean pizza and a…read morehefeweizen, both of which were pretty good! I really like their pizza crust. They also sell individual slices and their happy hour specials are very generous. My friend had one of their house cocktails, the "Juice Theorem," and oh boy is that thing dangerous because it went down EASY. Overall I thought the prices were competitive from what I've seen in the area so far. The place itself is cozy and in a walkable part of town. They have some card/board games available and they do trivia on Mondays which I always appreciate. The decor was interesting. Lots of oil pastel drawings (or at least that's what I think they are) of wolves and Jesus that made me nostalgic for my childhood in the rural Midwest (if you know, you know). Also lots of pride flags and other signs that indicate they're welcoming to the queer community and our immigrant neighbors. The poor bartender... he had to deal with the loudest, drunkest tourists imaginable who were there when I arrived and didn't seem to be going anywhere fast when I finished my meal and left. My eyes rolled into the back of my head when one of them shouted "what the f*** is a Rainier?" while looking at the menu. I'm pretty sure I saw one of them reach across the bar and touch the bartender at some point too. Even if the food were mid I'd give the poor guy a 5-star rating just for handling that situation so well. Will definitely go back!

The mediterrian pizza was delicious so yummy yum yum. I would get this one again. Maybe I'll try…read morethe tandoori chicken one. The mediterrian was full of toppings slightly wet but it taste so good I didnt care. Usually I don't like it wet but the thicker crust helped. I was told it I a like a Greek pizza dough i thought it was like Chicago pizza dough. Either way it was easy I called ordered then paid with a card and picked it up.

We walked from our Airbnb down the street a few blocks, so no parking experience to share. There is…read morefree street parking but can be challenging due to location near beach. Arrived a little before 9pm on a Saturday and we were greeted and seated by the hostess immediately. Only a few other tables and a few at the bar, not very busy. We had a view of the sunset from our table on the ground floor but would have been much nicer if we could have dined on the roof top, but it was not open due to lack of business. We ordered a Gyro plate and Souvlaki Lamb plate. Both included a nice Greek salad. The gyro was delicious and enjoyed by my friend. The lamb skewers from my Souvlaki plate were outstanding, flavorful and tender and paired nicely with the local Georgetown Brewery IPA. We talked with the owner and chef about the lamb marinade. It was great to learn he uses a very simple marinade of canola oil, salt, pepper and oregano to allow the natural lamb to shine. He mentioned olive oil is not recommended as it can overwhelm the lamb natural flavors. I look forward to trying grilling some lamb when I return home. Thanks for sharing! Highly recommended for a great meal and beautiful sunset on Alki Beach!

Loved our visit! Delicious, well-crafted food, excellent service, and a great vibe. Being right…read moreacross from Alki Beach makes it so convenient for an evening out. The quick 10-inch pizza hit the spot. Will definitely be back!

Our servers, Rodney and ELLE treated us splendidly 7th…read moreyear in a row celebrating a birthday The food is always satisfying. It would be nice to see more - Olive oil garlic and cheese sauced dishes The ambience gives the right sense of feel to this small Italian restaurant. Plus, you get a nice petite view of Puget sound across the street.

EDIT : initially you may assume there was a genuine "apology" from the owner, but as you read,…read morewhich inevitably became excuse after excuse rather than genuine apology, the last comment proves the lack of true ownership (pardon the pun) of any downfalls or negative reviews of this place. Making it sound like there's more to the review than what is written, is arrogance at its best. Why, because YOU know better? No, owner, you are wrong. What I wrote is EXACTLY what went wrong. There's no need for your attempt in a deep psychological read into my mind. If you want less negative reviews, fix the issues. All I did was relay my experience. And yet it was met by "but this and this and this". Do i care you put up your house for this? Not at all. Because you're not the only person who has done something like that, but they did all they could to ensure success in their business venture. Because you don't go into mine, or that of any of those who were at my table, it doesn't make you special. You're in the business of serving people. Not excusing bad experiences and then ending your incredibly verbose response with a snarky - and SO worn out - end. (If you're going to try to insult or make a joke, be imaginative. But I suppose that's not in your wheelhouse, either??) All that work just to negate what could have been considered an apology with two simple words, that show why demise of this place is imminent. Bravo. Do you also promote spitting in someone's food if they speak the truth on your service? But it's clear YOU wanted to veer off the pathway and justify repeated behaviors. Because, if your ears were open and your mouth was shut, you'd be hearing a lot more from the locals who once loved this place and now run like their hairs on fire. But keep responding. We need the town to truly see who you are as an owner, discounting experiences and making comments you think are funny. If it gets run into the ground, we'll all know why. I'm a long time Seattle resident (almost 50 yrs). I've been to this place many times and it was because of the "authentic Italian charm" as well as the food. I went here last night with some friends. Two local to WS and all of us born and bred here. We were waited on by a guy with long hair. He couldn't have been more snooty. (And I say that to be kind). He was patronizing and quite rude. I'm sure it was because we didn't order a ton of drinks or appetizers. I wanted linguini with red sauce. I don't eat meat. But that's what I wanted. He told me to get a different pasta dish with veggies. I hadn't had much time to decide and he was obviously "hurried". Food came out and of the 4, mine wasn't ready. "It'll be a few more minutes". Clearly he was rushing. Because I've never seen a table get "mostly" served and the host waiting. My food came out and the pasta was half done and half undercooked. I don't mind one way or the other, but make it consistent in the pasta. Not random bites. As we're eating, he comes out with an electric fly swatter. SWATTING FLIES AROUND OUR FOOD. Now, if you know anything about those devices, the fly "zaps" snd explodes. Yes. Explodes. While food is on our table and we're actively eating. This isn't even something I'd expect to see at Waffle House. (No offense to Waffle House) Finally, after food is cleared he takes the remainder to box up. When he comes back he tells us we "have 5-10 minutes before we have to leave". Excuse me? Oh. And I also bought a meal for take home, so it was 5 orders for 4 ppl. A couple of minutes later some woman comes by and tells us we have to leave. Period. We HAVE TO LEAVE. Let's not get into several other tables who were there before I got there, still sitting and drinking. Not even a folio on the table. So now we know why we' were kicked out. We weren't the "money making" table. A message to the new owners (whenever they took over) - yes, we'll leave. And NEVER come back. After decades of patronizing and recommending this place, no more. And to add insult to injury? Take a look at the photos I added. THIS is how they package your food. Leaked all over my car. And, the yo go salad had dressing on it. WHO PUTS DRESSING ON A SALAD TO GO? Is there ANYONE who enjoys a wilted salad?? The server was an arrogant db who probably would have stalked us out of the restaurant if I didn't tip him. (Which wasn't deserved but I didn't need this guy following me out). The owners ruined the "authenticity" of the place that everyone knew about for so long and charm we all cherished. Now the food is terrible and the service is worse. Olive Garden would have, by and large, been a better choice for dinner. (No offense to Olive Garden). PS we ran into some WS locals who have been around the neighborhood for decades. They said the same thing about this establishment. I would t be surprised if it shuts its doors one day. Word is quickly spreading about the atrocity this "restaurant" claims to be.