Love it here- don't underestimate the petite size and curated selection - Little Rhody Pasta Co. is…read moretotally worth the stop! My family wanted to stock up on fresh pasta before the recent snowstorm, and after I had purchased their fresh pasta during the Newport summer Farmers' Markets, we decided to take a trip to Tiverton and check out the brick n' mortar. The shop has ample parking outside- you won't be staying for long, as the inside consists of a counter, a freezer, a fridge, and a display case, all chock full of made to order pastas and frozen meals (love the chicken parm!). You'll be in and out quickly with high quality and affordable noshes in no time. The pasta can be easily frozen and stored to last, so stock up while you can! It's a small space, but the quality of the product is unmatched. We called ahead of time to ensure they had the fettuccine we were seeking, and the clerk was pleasant and professional both on the phone and in person. Until the Farmers' Markets restart in May, the Little Rhody Pasta Co.'s shop is fully worth a check out!

I was very excited to visit this place! I buy my pasta at another local RI store because I love…read morefresh pasta. Once you have it, you will never eat box pasta again. We went on Thursday and we were the only people in the store. When we walked in, there was a table that said bread, but there was no bread available. There was one cooler that had frozen raviolis and then another cooler that had fresh pastas in addition to fresh ready bake meals like chicken, veal parmesan and meatballs. I bought the spicy rigatoni, which was fresh and frozen prosciutto and cheese ravioli as they were not any fresh ravioli. The price I paid was pretty reasonable and comparable to the other store that I go to. My friend bought six meatballs, which were made of pork, beef, and veal with one package of frozen prosciutto raviolis. Her total came to about $30. I was so excited to try the prosciutto raviolis. Tonight, we followed the directions, even though we've made raviolis many times, but the raviolis split apart and the ones that didn't stuck together. There were 10 raviolis in the package I bought. They were very filling, I ended up eating about four of them, but didn't like the flavor. They were very smoky and tasted like bacon not prosciutto. I did like that they had an Narragansett Creamery ricotta in them though. Overall, I was disappointed with the taste and the quality of the raviolis. I'm glad that they have very good ratings and people like them because I always want to see a small local business succeed. The taste and consistency just wasn't for me. I'll stick with my other place as a ravioli are fresh and I've never had one thing from them that wasn't a 10.

First off anytime you can support a local business is a good thing and supporting this one is a no…read morebrainer. Great pasta and other food products that you won't find anywhere else. The owners and service team are very friendly and always friendly. And the shop itself is exactly what you want it to be. Authentic and rustic.

I stumbled upon one of the cutest homemade pasta shops walking around Warren, RI. The place looked…read morelike it could have came out of an authentic Italian magazine - welcoming, bright, and airy inside. It was a great location for a stroll and surrounded amongst other local coffee shops, icecream shops, and local businesses. One of the local baristas in the area recommended this place and I'm so glad I went! The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable on all of their products. I went on a Sunday afternoon and they were so busy they sold out on the bolognese ravioli that seemed to be a big hit amongst all of their customers - I WILL be back for this! However they had plenty of other homemade pastas available like linguine, bucatini, and tagliatelle. The pastas are all homage and they also have gelato. Great spot for a home cooked pasta date night at home!

We stopped in here recently when we were in the area. We definitely wouldn't have missed it if we…read moredidn't have gps as it's tucked in a small strip mall on a busy road. Pastaland only has a menu board and everything is kept in a nearby fridge. You stand at the counter to order off the menu board and the employee gets your pasta out of a nearby refrigerator. Not the ideal setup, but it's s pretty small place. I got a pound of penne and it was around $6., it was good but I seriously wouldn't know the difference if someone cooked it for me, I would assume it came from a box that I got at the grocery store. I might go back to try the raviolis!

Highly recommend Best lasagna in the area. Fresh homemade…read morepasta I called ahead and placed my order for Christmas Eve. Picked up was very easy. Food was raved about by my guest. Will definitely ret

DO NOT GO HERE, IT WILL RUIN YOUR LIFE. You will find…read moreyourself unable to enjoy grocery store pasta, you won't even consider going down the aisle. Instead, you'll be doing weekly fresh pasta nights. Do you like wine? Definitely don't go here, because there's a great assortment, BOOM, you'll buy a bottle with your fresh pasta. I haven't had the raviolis because I'm not full on masochist (everyone says they'll change your life even though the owner insists she is more proud of the spaghetti) Speaking of the owner, I've caught her doing the dishes herself, how many owners do that? How humble, very demure. Not to say the staff isn't helpful and friendly because Tyler will help you pick out a bottle that is tall and skinny so you don't have guilt about finishing it in one night. Like I said, don't go here because you won't leave empty handed. There's also an infamous rumor that Anna Delvey frequents here-- who's to say?

I've visited the store twice.,Great products, terrible customer service. Almost feels like the…read moreowner is doing you a favor by letting you come into the store! no fuzzy failing here.we dropped about $150. I'm sorry but I find when I'm telling the person behind the counter to have a good day and get no response....I find customer service to go be just as important as the product you're selling. maybe a bad day. I don't know.

A true Mom and Pop specialty shop, this very small and friendly market focuses on Italian foods,…read moreespecially frozen and prepared dinners for you to bring home to heat and eat. Soups, salads, and special meals and treats in the fridge or freezer cases. There are also a couple shelves of locally-sourced breads and bites, as well as coffee. This is not a restaurant or source for a takeout lunch. You do need to bring most items home to thaw or bake, so as long as you know that going in, you can stock up on several items for your freezer or for dinner tonight. You can, however, get yourself a few ready-to-chomp cookies that won't make it past the parking lot. .

Very good Italian, can get it on a hard roll, they use quality meats and a sauce that they put on…read morethe bottom piece of bread. The sauce "Calabrian Mayo" has a little zip to it and it's actually really good on the Italian. I like the pepperoncini and the sandwich is large. It's like no other Italian sandwich around. They have prepared food to go at decent prices. Great little spot for locals!

Came here for best sandwich and left with a giant grinder and some delicious eggplant parm…read more Everything smelled and looked amazing I. The shop, and I'm so sad I don't live closer. I have to beg my best friend to bring me more eggplant, sauce and sandwiches in the future. This shop was amazing, as was the service, it's look and the food.

Since it was my first visit, I was shown around the shop by a friendly lady. I ordered a meatball…read moresandwich for lunch and eggplant parm for another day. The sandwich was absolutely delicious but because of its size I could only eat half of it!! It warmed up to perfection the following day. The eggplant parm was also pretty amazing. It had extra sauce to cover the pasta that I cooked to go along with it. I would like to say that I'm from Louisiana and we know how to cook so kudos to you Durum Pasta Company. Your food is scrumptious! Thank you!!! I would suggest you add a label to your refrigerator items with cooking instructions. It would make life a little easier for your customers!

My quest to find the best local Italian sub may have ended! The large sandwich was more than enough…read moreto eat for two meals and the homemade Ciabatta bread was still incredible even eaten the next day. There are several ready to heat and eat items for sale as well as freshly-made uncooked items. Note that there is no seating to eat inside so you'll need to take your items to-go.

absolutely excellent for years and years, even with the transition to new ownership, they have not…read moremissed a beat!

I'm not a local and have been going to this place for a few years while staying out of town. It's…read morebeen great until tonight. Walked in the door at 8:02pm and they rejected me because they "close at 8pm for winter hours". There were at least 20 people sitting and eating. I was solo. Sorry Paul but you just lost a great customer.

Oh such a disappointment! Sid Wainer's retail shop used to be so much fun, with a charcuterie…read morecounter, cheese room, extensive shelves full of gourmet goodies, and samples galore to snack on. Now it's just a shadow of its former self and it's clear that Sid Wainer management is focusing on its wholesale biz and that the retail shop is but an afterthought. Not worth the trip to visit anymore, so sad.

Drivers - No regard for anyone on road. Made a left into bike path on Boylston today near St…read more Frances House and collided with truck. Stopped and then took off into garage. Does SW even care? Fine that driver!!!!!