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    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Carissa C.

    I took my parents here to show them one of my favorite spots. They loved it!! It was for my birthday and the hostess actually drew a handmade happy birthday care to reserve my table! Our waitress Indy was amazing, very friendly, helpful with the menu, and personable. She even did a zodiac reading on me. I got the rose spritz for drink which is good and it donates to their scholarship for high school students who lost a parent to cancer. As usually got the ricotta toasts for app, love these. We also did meatballs which were good and Brussels sprouts which were amazing! The pasta shape of the day was a rectangular spaghetti aka guitarra. I for the mushroom truffle sauce to pair it with which was amazing! Got the lemon crème brûlée for dessert it was okay. Overall love these Louise family!

    Christina V.

    This place used to be phenomenal when it was located in the old location . Ever since they moved I've been there three or four times and the food has just gone a little downhill. The flavors are not as great as they used to be. Everything is either overpowered or too salty. I let it slide the first two times this is my third time coming back - just take a look at my picture of the red pesto pasta if you look at the old pictures, how good they used to be. Now it's just filled with seasoning and it takes away from the basic flavors. Service is good, although that was always busy.

    Special focaccia
    Amber C.

    We found this place walking around Brooklyn and it was so good! We didn't have a reservation but we made it in before the dinner rush. Everyone was very nice and accommodating. We ordered martins olive oil and pepperocini and a manhattan they were all very good and reasonably priced. The daily special focaccia was a leek potato and it was ok would go with just a plain focaccia next time. The cacio y pepe was excellent as were the red pepper sauce and marina and meatballs all came with rigatoni. Everything was great as well as pricing. Definitely will go back.

    Udochi M.

    Staff at the front thought I was a delivery driver when I was picking up for takeout. They never asked for my name and told me to wait outside and that my order wasn't ready. So I thought maybe they didn't have a lot of takeout orders, but while I waited over 20 minutes past when I was told my order was ready, I saw many takeout orders given. I further checked in and they finally asked for my name and told me I was at the wrong location. Wish they could have caught that sooner as I didn't notice they had two locations when ordering on their website. Pasta was good though, just disappointing how they profiled me.

    Lemoncello & Aperol Spritz
    Amanda D.

    Been coming here since they were more hole in the wall than sit down restaurant and it is has been so nice to see them grow! Always order the charcuterie board, I am a sl*t for their pickled veggies and homemade crackers. We also usually order a burrata app to go with as that's my favorite cheese. But these two and a glass of wine make the ultimate girls night out. Come visit in the summer when you can sit outside too! On a warm night, it is perfect as the street isn't that busy.

    Whipped Ricotta with Fennel Oil
    Dani L.

    Amazing service, cozy, great vibe, fun music, and the food was delicious ! We got the mushroom and truffle pasta, meatballs, and fennel oil focaccia. Our server was also so nice and the service was quick! We'll definitely be coming back, thank you for such a delicious dinner !

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    Ritvik N.

    Visiting Brooklyn the evening before my half marathon, we stopped by Pasta Louise for dinner. I had booked a reservation for Friday, but as luck would have it, the two of us were seated right away as walk-ins. Quick note on parking: there is free street parking. We managed to parallel park nearby, but others may have to circle around a bit. The ambiance struck me immediately: warm, inviting, and cozy, with more seating than I expected thanks to a neat little outdoor patio. Starters: Our server pointed us to the specials, so we began with the Stracciatella focaccia (seasonal). The bread, layered with melted cheese and herbs, was excellent -- quick to arrive, light but flavorful, and frankly a bit addictive. I held back after a couple of pieces, saving room for the real test: pasta. Mains: My dinner partner ordered the Spicy Red Pesto -- sun-dried tomatoes, lemon zest, garlic, Calabrian chiles, sunflower seeds. No option to add shrimp, so they took it as-is. I went for the house favorite: Cacio e Pepe -- cracked black pepper and salty pecorino -- with burrata and arugula added on top. Both dishes looked modest in portion at first, but appearances deceived; they were filling in just the right way. I tried both but, unsurprisingly, preferred my own. The pecorino on the Cacio e Pepe carried the dish: sharp, savory, and absolutely sublime. I couldn't pin down the pasta shape -- penne, or something close -- but it hardly mattered. Each bite was balanced, deeply flavorful, and worth savoring. For me, this easily places in the top three Italian restaurants I've experienced. I restrained myself a little -- half the burrata, a careful share of bread -- mindful of the half marathon ahead the next morning. That race went spectacularly; I placed in the top 10. Pasta Louise played no small role in fueling that performance. Verdict: Pasta Louise is a gem of Brooklyn dining. Cozy atmosphere, excellent service, and pasta that borders on transcendent. I'll absolutely return when I'm back in New York, and I recommend it without hesitation to anyone in search of genuinely excellent Italian fare. Last visited: August 22, 2025

    Melissa A.

    This was a very nice restaurant esthetically. Very clean and the service was warm And pleasant. Sadly, my partner and I didn't think the food was all that great. I had the Cacio e Pepe with shrimp and the whipped ricotta, which is one of their popular dishes. It was creamy, but lacked real flavor in my opinion. We also had the grandmas meatballs, meatballs were moist good flavor, I like sweet sauces so this one was good. However, I feel like it needed something to balance the sweetness. I see Al dente is very popular, but the choice in noodle they serve and it being Al dente wasn't my fave. His dish didn't wow him either, the pasta and meatballs. My fave was the focaccia bread with the whipped ricotta. We both agreed, their style of dishes weren't our thing. So we wouldn't go back.

    Sarah Z.

    This seems to be a family favorite in the neighborhood. Very kid-friendly restaurant. Love the beautiful interior, especially if you manage to get a seat by the floral walls. I ordered the bolognese lasagna, cacio de Pepe, Grandma's meatballs, and pizza bread off the kid's menu. Their lasagnas are said to be made to order and would take about 25 minutes but definitely came out faster than expected with the rest of the food. I was a bit disappointed as the lasagna seemed to be just warm, given that it is made to order and probably just fresh off the oven. It tasted okay; I've definitely had better. The cacio de Pepe was good, especially with spicy prosciutto, which is their recommendation. Grandma's meatballs were delicious and tender. The bread was crunchy and soft. Pizza bread was a hit too.

    Max B.

    I won't be coming back. There are simply too many good Italian restaurants in Brooklyn to waste a night (and a check) on mediocrity or worse. Let me be fair where fairness is due: the shrimp scampi was better than average. Not just edible, not merely decent, actually better than most I've had. That was the high point. Unfortunately, from there, the meal took a devastating turn. The sausage and peach Ragu was an outright failure. Sweetness and richness can dance if balanced well, but this dish? It crashed through the floor. The sweetness overwhelmed, the sausage underwhelmed, and the texture clashed. It was the culinary equivalent of a blind date who brings their ex along. To top it off, I need to invoke what I call the Dog Protocol™: when leftovers don't even tempt me for a second round, they go to my dogs. In this case, that Ragu skipped any consideration, it went straight from the plate to the pups. And let the record show: they didn't hesitate. They devoured it. But that says more about their lack of discernment than the dish's merit. The space is charming. The staff is kind. But no amount of ambiance or goodwill can rescue a dish that shouldn't have left the kitchen. Brooklyn has standards. So do I.

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    Tiffany H.

    We went on a Wednesday. 1/2 price on bottle of wine w pasta order. They make fresh pasta everyday, one kind, the day we went was rigatoni. So good. N you can have it any sauce. It was is very busy the day we went. So we sat by the bar. Resies recommended. I'll definitely come back. Great service, great food w great company.

    Crystale Y.

    I pass by here often and always see a crowd outside so I wanted to see what the hype was about. We got the cacio e pepe and the shrimp calamari pasta with burrata add-on. I got the shrimp calamari pasta which I thought was just okay, it was watery and not as flavorful as I thought it would be. The cacio e pepe was great and creamy. The servers are very sweet, however, our food came out missing the burrata add-on and focaccia side order. It was also kind of hard to get their attention despite there being so many of them and the restaurant not being busy. I did however enjoy the ricotta whip appetizer and the burrata. The side order of focaccia could have been a little less doughy but it wasn't too bad paired with the burrata.

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    Tess C.

    Love the idea of a new/different "surprise" pasta shape per day and then you just pick the sauce. Never seen that done before but the quality of the pasta spoke to the quality of the chef for sure! Came in with a group of 4 for dinner on a Saturday night and snagged an 8:15 reservation. We were seated immediately and the entire staff and hostess were very hospitable, our waitress even asked about our thanksgiving plans which I thought was sweet. For appetizers we got the whipped ricotta, Caesar salad and the Mac and cheese. The Mac was amazing, crispy cheese on the outside but super gooey in the middle. Probably the best bite of the night. The whipped ricotta and Caesar were both very tasty, the Caesar was a little too salty for me and a bit over dressed and soggy. Pastas were great, I loved my spicy red pesto with shrimp (3 shrimp for $6). It was definitely also a little too salty though. My husband got the cacio e Pepe with the crispy prosciutto and didn't love it (again, way too salty, especially when you add in the prosciutto). My friends loved the chicken parm and the pasta with meatballs. Desserts were good, the tiramisu was really fun served in a coffee cup. It was a tiny bit dry. The chocolate cake was decent but nothing extraordinary. Other than most things feeling a little too salty we loved the restaurant and would definitely return. The inside is super cute and cozy, nicely decorated, brick walls and nicely spaced apart tables. As mentioned, pasta was very high quality and perfectly cooked.

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    Food was amazing. The bread for their sandwiches are to die for. The lemon pasta was perfectly seasoned, simple but tasty.

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    LaRina Pastificio & Vino - Hickory-smoked spaghetti aglio e olio

    LaRina Pastificio & Vino

    4.2(294 reviews)
    2.1 miFort Greene
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    Ambiance was adorable! We were a table of 7, and we made reservations about 1 hour beforehand and…read morewere sat as soon as we got there. The whole restaurant is well curated and had super cute, classy, decor. We loved our seating outside. Food was very good. To start, we got the green fried tomatoes that were that night's special. I am so glad we did as the whole table loved them! I also really liked the lasagna and bistecca. The agnolotti del pin was good, but there was so little of it! I wasn't even that hungry but had to beg my friends for some of their food after finishing mine because they saw how little my dish served. The smoked spaghetti was way too woody tasting in my opinion, too. Service was awesome - we may have been a bit rowdy as a group for our birthday girl, but our server was awesome and even brought out a tiramisu and ice cream for us. Thank you!!

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    4.4(502 reviews)
    1.8 miFort Greene
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    So a friend and I decided to dine out on a Tuesday, thinking that most places would be empty, well…read morenot EVELINA. We were able to snag an early seating at 6:30. Note: reservations are not required but definitely suggested!! This place was packed. Every table sat, but a few chairs at the bar. I give this place 5 stars, EVERYTHING was lovely! The dim lights, (I love a dark and moody restaurant) noise level, talk-able but good music in the background, food, drinks, service.... all of it TOP NOTCH. Let's get into the deets.... I ordered the Portia cocktail... if you like Mezcal, you should definitely try this one. Smoky and a little sweet, it was a delicious drink We order Pinsa Bianca for appetizers, the bread, roasted peppers and whipped ricotta all made for a light but delish start. We then dove into the rib-eye (for 2) DELICIOUS ! One of the best steaks outside of a steakhouse I have had. The marbling gave it great flavor, salted well and the perfect char on the outside, it was accompanied by French fries and broccolini. All a great addition; The broccolini was surprisingly not too bitter which was nice. To round it off we ordered their version of a Lemon tart! It was the perfect level of sweet and tart! Yummmo Overall a great place for dinner, run don't walk, you won't be disappointed! You'll thank me later

    We went for a Mother's Day brunch. The place was packed. Lots of families with kids and babies…read more 9our server was friendly and sweet and helped guide our decisions. We got the lobster with white asparagus with eggs to share. Yum. It really did not need the eggs. The hollondaise was delicious. We ordered. Oxtail rags, carbonara, and the fish pasta -Sardinian nod. All were excellent. The carbonara could have used a bit of pepper and a bit more pecorino. Guanciale? Or bacon? Also had the scallops which we loved. I ordered a Bellini but it was not a Bellini. No peach. Just a cherry - odd. The Lemon scone was the best we have had - served with cream and lemon curd. Amazing The Carmel custard dessert - was rich but a bit one note. It did come with a crunchy buttery cookie. The ice creams were homemade. The restaurants is lovely. Food wonderful. Service friendly and quick. But it is so loud you are literally yelling at your companions. Maybe they could turn down the music ? Regardless. We love this place!

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    5.0(10 reviews)
    1.1 miPark Slope

    Eastern District is a really fun little store for shopping and browsing and the people who work…read morethere are really cool and helpful. This place is definitely one of my go-tos for cheese if I'm in the area - and they will let you taste/sample cheeses that you're curious about. They also often have samples of one or cheeses, as well as samples of other foods, on a display table near where you enter the store. There's also a good selection of crackers, Jams and preserves, beer,non-alcholic beverages. They sell breads from She Wolf Bakery and they often have cookies from The Good Batch. This is a great place to stop in if you're already in the area but if you're not it's worth making a special trip over just to check it out! Chances are you'll find something that you like (and a lot that you're tempted by)

    Every time I visit friends in Park Slope, I make a mandatory stop here to gather everything one…read morecould possibly need for a delicious charcuterie board. This place is my personal treasure chest of cheeses, meats, and little delights I didn't know I needed until I saw them. The staff is truly wonderful: warm, patient, and impressively knowledgeable. I always arrive puzzled by the sheer number of incredible options, and they always guide me to the perfect picks. Honestly, they know more about cheese than anyone I've ever met, and thanks to them, I walk out with bags of greatness and the promise of an amazing night ahead. And whatever you do, don't sleep on their sandwiches. They're crafted with the same magic touch. A gem in Park Slope, through and through.

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    4.7(126 reviews)
    1.3 miCarroll Gardens
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    Six years is too long for an update. Caputo's Fine Foods is an institution and should be on…read moreanyone's radar if you can get here. I dropped by today to get some Easter goodies, the savory kind. As always, excellent. It's an annual tradition for me to visit around Easter specifically for their Basket Cheese among other incredibly delicious items. This cheese is only out around Easter and sold in a basket. A must try. Here's my list from today (to name a few): Arancini with cheese only? Check. Arancini means riceballs. Roasted Red Peppers? Check. Charred and to die for. Homemade Turkey? Check. I got a divorce from Boar's Head a long time ago. Breadcrumb stuffed peppers? Check Focaccia? Deliciously Checked from my list. Fluffy and light as air with a light tomato sauce coating. Yummy. And so on. I love everything about Caputo's. From their fresh pastas and ravioli to the variety of cheese to their holiday specials. It truly is amazing. If in the area this week, grab the Basket Cheese. You will leave with a full bag and undoubtedly drop more than a few bucks here. Quality over quantity, and they have it all. .

    A small, but mighty grocery store. The prices scream Carroll Gardens, but the quality of the items…read morethere are just as top notch as the neighborhood. They offer sandwiches for takeout as well, which knowing me, I had to buy one. The Italian sandwich I ordered is small but mighty, much like the store. I got it with hot peppers which provide an extra layer of heat, but do not detract from anything that makes it less of a sandwich. The only problem I had was, where was I going to eat it? That problem was quickly solved when I went down to Carroll Street and ate this in a local park, all the while looking like a Saturday slob. There are other stores similar to this one that are closer to me that are just as good, but I am happy I came here and gave this one a fair shake.

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    Tavola Italian Market - Pisa Panini

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    4.7(49 reviews)
    1.6 miCobble Hill

    cornucopia of italian goodies: dried and fresh pastas, frozen lasagnas/sauces/ravioli, desserts,…read morejams, oils, breads, and of course tons of cheeses and meats/seafood of all styles. Walk up counter available for ordering a variety of sandwiches. I had a Caprese sandwich. Was neither here nor there.. Nothing stood out. Would benefit from a really nice balsamic glaze/better tomatoes/lottts of fresh basil. But the service was friendly and I have a feeling their meat-based sandwiches go harder. The selection of items is and charm inside the store is unbeatable, though!

    This well-stocked little Italian market has all the things I want to buy and cook and eat. Some of…read morethe things are ready to eat already, like all the cookies, crackers, cheeses, olives, cured meats, chips, candies, coffee, and more. However, for their extensive selection of quality Italian pasta, you're going to want to cook it first. Maybe pair it with the olive oil, artichokes, tuna, dressings, sauces, mustards, broths, etc. A special bonus is the adorable array of kitchen tools that look like pasta. Like the conchiglie lemon squeezer, penne pan holder, and the mafaldine kitchen ties. This review may be spoiling someone's gift coming up, but such is life. All that aside, I'd still come in if it was a panini counter and nothing more. There is an extensive menu of options that I am only starting to make my way through. My first choice was the Parma, which is a generous amount of homemade pork shoulder, fresh tomato, truffle pecorino cheese cream, and a little drizzle of truffle oil as well. It was hot, it was rich, it was delicious. It came recommended by the lovely woman behind the counter, who was very sweet, if not very talkative. There's even a backyard and seating area if you don't want to take it home. If I had any criticism for Tavola, it's minor: I would like some acid on that sandwich to cut the richness (some pickled red onions would go a long way), and I would like everything in the market to be about 20% less expensive, because I want it all and I could really only afford a sandwich and some very nice pasta that I'm excited to make.

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