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    Pasta Villa

    4.0 (114 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Very nice place! The food and service was really good. I'd definitely recommend stopping by for lunch/dinner if you're in the area and want some yummy italian

    Pepper Half Sausage Half Meatball
    Nicole G.

    This was better than I even hoped for!! Very cute and clean on the inside! Friendly lady greeted me and had my order ready! Will be coming back here to try all the yummy Italian dishes!

    Chicken Alfredo
    John Robyn D.

    Chicken Alfredo - 7/10, tasty and creamy sauce, simple and nothing special, generous meat portion, poor presentation, good price Lasagna - 5/10, I didnt like the sauce, I had better lasagna before, good price Ambiance - 1/5, interior is old and needs updating, nothing fancy and looks like an old diner Service - 5/5 Overall: 6/10 Food is average and cheap for an italian restaurant. They need to update the interior and presentation of the dishes.

    Baked Lasagna
    Barry H.

    Was out and about and have wanted to go to Pasta Villa. I had been to this place about 15 years ago. Phenomenal then. Today I would say it has definitely changed hands since I had been here. I entered and sat at a booth. Only one person working, he was having a heated conversation on the phone. He finally came out and took my order and brought me water as I requested. I ordered Lasagna which came with Garlic Bread. The bread was slightly burnt but was tasty. Ordered the Lasagna, a nice tomato taste which slightly chunky tomatoes in the sauce. One layer was made up of a huge square of ground beef. All in all it was a tasty meal. Plenty of seating for everyone.

    Pathetic looking garlic bread.
    Kevin C.

    Reheated food, overpriced, and slow. Dining visit 9/18/22 The restaurant was completely empty at 12:30 pm for lunch on a Sunday. It was dark inside due to most of the lights not on or burned out. We picked the booth nearest to the front door so we would have light. There was only 1 person was working the entire restaurant. He was our server and the cook. We placed our order and the food arrived 26 min later, unacceptable. None of the food was cooked to order. Everything had a soggy, bland, chewy and leftover taste. None of the food came out hot. It was all warm-ish. We took our leftovers home but weren't at all excited about eating this food so I threw it away. Our check for lunch (2 meals and a kids pasta) came to almost $50. At this price point the food should have been phenomenal. Unfortunately, it was lacking in every area.

    Garlic bread - come with the entrees
    Valerie C.

    Long wait with no free smells. Seriously, we smelled nothing while our food was being prepared, so it wasn't too surprising when it came out tasting like yesterday's microwaved leftovers. Don't waste your time here. Maybe it used to be better, but I don't understand the great reviews based on our recent dine-in experience. I ordered the veal picatta. The meat was tough, and honestly could have been chicken. The other flavors were good, but no one at my table devoured their food. Everyone was kind of picking at it. Very disappointed.

    Italian Wedding Soup
    Garrett Y.

    This is a nice Italian takeaway spot near the Ohio State University campus. There is a dining room but they are only doing take out now. There is parking up front on High Street or in the back. Although the dining room is closed they should have more lights on inside. It seems a little dark and sad. It was that sort of vibe. Regardless I ordered the spaghetti and meatballs and the Italian wedding soup. The soup was perfect--not too salty and had a good amount of "stuff" in the soup. The spaghetti was good but the sauce was a little watery. Meatballs were perfect. I also liked that a piece of garlic bread came with my meal. Prices weren't too bad. I'd definitely be back!

    This is the clam chowder that I "supposedly mistook" for tge lobster soup.   They don't even look the same!

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    I was totally in love with this space and the food served inside. We ate around 6 PM and it was…read moregolden hour so the lighting was gorgeous. The space is very bright and airy: loved the floral and plant vibes. Our server was kind but maybe a bit apprehensive because we brought our two daughters. Sometimes I feel bad bringing kids but honestly we deserve to have good food even if there are little mouths involved. We had the focaccia starter and it was as pillowy and sumptuous as it looked. Next was broccolini which our 8 month old devoured. I tried the funghi pasta and my husband had the sausage ragu. Both had generous portions. The kitchen made butter noodles for our daughter and she LOVED them. I was pleased they didn't try to doll them up because she really did just want noodles and butter. Finally, the octopus was sooo tasty. The sauce was super flavorful and I love a good bean addition. Delicious meal all around.

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    Gem salad. Arguably the best salad I've ever had.
    Gem salad. Arguably the best salad I've ever had.
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    Morettis

    Morettis

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    My friend and I went out for happy hour and had such a great time on the outdoor patio. It was the…read moreperfect day to be outside--finally feels like winter is breaking! I ordered two seafood apps: the seared scallops and the garlic roasted shrimp, and both were excellent. The scallops had a perfect sear on both sides, which was a great start, and the shrimp were seasoned really well. For drinks, we both got the Supremo Peach--so delicious and refreshing. I also tried the espresso martini. It was good, but honestly, I wish I had just stuck with the Supremo Peach because the switch was a bit of a shock to my palate. We spent time chatting and really enjoyed the atmosphere. Service was quick, and our waiter was very attentive--he even checked back in with us before happy hour ended, which I appreciated. This experience was night and day compared to my last visit, and I'm really glad I gave this place another chance. For me, this might be the perfect happy hour spot. The apps feel more like small plates, which I love for the variety, and a great cocktail like the Supremo Peach definitely seals the deal. Thanks, Forno!

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    1.6 mi

    Wow wow WOW. When I say this was one of the best dining experiences I've ever had, I am not…read moreexaggerating. This little gem in Victorian Village is a must visit for anyone who loves authentic Italian food and stellar service. I came here with my roommates family for a celebratory dinner and had an amazing four course dining experience. I was intimidated at first by the number of courses, but each dish is in a small tasting format. Not only was the food delish but our water was incredible. He took time to go through each dish and explain the ingredients and origin. You could tell he was super passionate about his job and the food there. I'm going to come back to try their cacio pepe that they mix in a cheese wheel in front of you!! 10/10!!

    Arriving at the restaurant for the first time I opened the front door & immediately struck with the…read moresmell of Seafood which indicated to me the restaurant needs a better ventilation system. I also noticed unfortunately there was no sitting or lounge area for customers to sit if they are Waiting for a table or waiting for a ride share. If you have to wait you are literally in the way of servers or the opening of the front door. I opted for the "Lighter Fare" menu at $55.00, your only two other choices were a Tasting menu at $110.00 or a Pelino's Dinner at four courses for $69.00. The menu is very limited, there is no A la carte available. Our server was professional & polite & the entire staff was lovely. I ordered : First course :Tornare alle Origini Eggplant, Pachino tomatoes, Castelvetrano olives, Pantelleria capers Main Course: L'Oro Verde della Sicilia Rigatoni, Lemon, Butter with Pistacchio di Bronte Crema Dessert : Semifreddo agli Amaretti Amaretti crumble, Semifreddo with Chocolate Sauce This breakdown comes to $18.00 per course. Looking back even the Lighter fare menu is too expensive especially for only one main course on the nights menu that offers Shrimp on your pasta, not even a protein like Chicken or Beef. The most disappointing part of the meal was the temperature of the food, not even remotely warm for this small restaurant. I had a guest dining with me and their first course of Toasted focaccia, Salt-cured Italian anchovies, Bagnet Verd which was comically 2 tiny pieces of bread smaller than a quarter & rock hard for $17.95. Sadly, I would not recommend Pelino's Pasta its too expensive & your clothes smell of seafood after dining there.

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