Good spot. Get there early and put your namein. Service was great. Food was bomb. Didn't try the…read moredessert

Always delicious, and we love coming back. There are so many good options. Dining in could be a…read morechallenge ( small dining area) so we usually opt for takeout. Enjoy!

I'd give Bucatini six stars if it was allowed. This restaurant just hits all the buttons. Beautiful…read moreand welcoming decor--we actually sat outside on a lovely Saturday evening. The food is excellent with a particular shout out for the pastas and the Grill Octopus A great wine list and excellent service. Diego, the Maître d', made our evening truly unforgettable. He ensured that every dish and every bottle of wine we ordered became a memorable experience. His attention to detail, genuine hospitality, and passion for excellence elevated our dinner to another level. Not pretentious, just really good!

We were staying in Midtown and didn't have reservations for our first evening, so we decided to…read morewing it. I called Bucatini, and they were able to accommodate us about 20 minutes later with no problem. The restaurant wasn't very busy when we arrived, and the ambience is modern and beautiful. The food was very good, and overall the service was fine, but I felt like it was missing a little warmth. Maybe it's just personal preference, but when I think of Italian restaurants, I think of hospitality that feels genuine, warm, and from the heart ~ almost like you've been transported to Italy. Here, the service felt a little more standoffish and had more of that classic New York vibe. One small interaction also stood out. We initially ordered the focaccia, but within a minute changed our minds after realizing the whipped ricotta with tomatoes also came with bread. When we asked our server (older gentleman) to remove the focaccia, he responded that he "had already put the order in" and seemed reluctant to change it. Having worked in restaurants myself, I know that modifying or voiding an item right after it's entered usually isn't a huge ordeal, so the interaction felt a little unnecessary and put me off. Other than that, the food was good and the restaurant itself is lovely. New York City has so many restaurants serving excellent food that, for me, exceptional hospitality is what really separates one place from another. With a little more warmth in the service, this easily could have been a 5-star experience.

really kind people who put love into what they do.10/10 i'd definitely come again. if u looking for…read morea nice pasta spot with decent prices, you should definitely visit yummys

So sad I don't have any photos to offer but the people were nice. This is a casual pasta spot so…read moreorder and pick up at the counter. I enjoyed it overall. The flavors were good, the portion was surprisingly filling and they have a great lunch deal for $15 fettuccine Alfredo with a topping I believe. They have some nice soda options to choose from and everything is made fresh. Even as I was there I could see them hurling in large bags of flour for the pasta they make. For a good reasonably priced fresh pasta bite I would recommend to anyone working or hanging out nearby def give them a try!

I am giving this 5 stars because I believe in their concept, their price point was reasonable and…read morethey were also very flexible for a few different requests we had. Management was very accommodating on various levels - no need to describe the details as it's not relevant for an average review. know before you go - you literally have no other cheese but to have cheese in your pasta. Note that this is not a place for lactose intolerant kinds. I thought the concept was fresh pasta (which it is) but their ultimate menu items must include that cheese wheel. So fine. I figured they can at least give a non-cheese dish but rules are the rules. The place was packed on a weekend early evening. Lines were not forming (like it showed in the viral videos) but they were cooking up quite a bit at the front, because of carry out orders. Either way, on all angles - literally pretty much everything is ALL good and very positive. However, the one thing that needs to be addressed is that wheel made of cheese. Whoever created that chunk of a wheel, kudos to them/company. By golly - that gargantuan of a wheel was so filled with calories - I kid you not, it almost converted me to being lactose intolerant! So if you're about to have triple bypass the next day, I do not recommend this joint until you're fully healed. Yes, the flavors were good, but the cheesey elements were just too too rich. You also cannot tell them to lessen it, it's just set the way they cook the pasta within that barrel. Otherwise, the decor/ambience was nice, and tidy aspects really show through. Customer service was wonderful. Support your local businesses!

Super cheap place to go after a show, they're open until 11 which is super nice…read more We got two of the fettuccine alfredo, one with creamy chicken and one with crispy chicken. I like the crispy chicken better, just because it added texture to the dish. Not bad, just not that good. We got the food within 5 minutes after we ordered. It was fine, the noodles were a good texture, just not a very flavorful dish. It's a fun place to try. Service was fast and there was plenty of seating. Seemed to be a super touristy spot near broadway.

A repeat spot for me! Complimentary focaccia, pasta is affordable and I love that they always have…read morerotating specials. Place is self-service for water/putting away dishes, they just bring you bread and what you order. There's usually seating available and their covered outdoor space is cute too! Some of my favorite pastas they are the pipette ragu, spicy rigatoni, and the Wednesday special (agnolotti). They had a five-spice duck radiatori special once and I'm waiting for the day they'll bring it back!

LOVE FORMA PASTA FACTORY! I can't believe I've never left a review since I DoorDash this place at…read moreLEAST a couple times a month. I'm not a huge pasta girl - so my main orders from here would be the gem salad with grilled chicken. The grilled chicken is VERY GOOD with a great char and my body craves this weekly. The gem salad is very simple but with the freshest ingredients and this Dijon lemony dressing (don't quote me as I am just guessing) but seriously everyone should try this at least once in their life! The fettuccini pasta with mushrooms is also a repeat order for me. I would love to try some of their daily special pastas one day. They sell fresh pasta and sauce as well for takeout! Never ate here but I've delivered and picked up.

Always a hit. Pasta tastes very fresh, and the sauce is delicious…read more Came by Thursday ~6 PM before a concert at Barclays Center, and there was a bit of a line but it moved quickly. There was a longer wait to actually get our food. Limited indoor seating; we were able to grab a table outside immediately but had to wait a bit before grabbing four of the bar seats.

Forma is honestly such an amazing spot for handmade pasta in Greenpoint. The space is super casual…read moreand always packed -- you just order at the counter and grab a table, though hunting for a seat during peak dinner hours can be a tiny bit stressful. The gemelli pesto is incredible, with a perfect, chewy al dente bite and a creamy sauce that isn't heavy at all. The pappardelle bolognese is also pure comfort food with a super rich, savory meat sauce. Plus, you get free warm focaccia which is literally perfect for wiping up the plate. Getting fresh pasta this good at these prices is a total win.

Small restaurant on 12th between A and B- never noticed it in the 2 years it has been opened…read more Very beautiful and modern restaurant -the food, service, and atmosphere were all excellent. We had four courses- mainly Italian with an exception with the pork shoulder. Will be revisiting often.Great happy hour at 5 pm, too!

I came here for a girls' night. My friend had the gnocchi, and I had the red pesto. My order was…read morepretty decent. I liked the texture of the pasta, and the pesto layers of Parmesan, walnuts, and basil were there. My friend's gnocchi wasn't satisfying for her, and I was able to see why. The gnocchi was more doughy than al dente while slightly chewy. It felt like biting into a potato mochi. Just way too chewy, borderline mushy. It's not a texture you would expect with gnocchi. We tore up the focaccia bread and burrata salad appetizer, though. The server also provided us complimentary tiramisu after we honestly pointed out we weren't charged the right bill, which was half our original amount. Aside from my friend's dish, everything else was fantastic! Great food and ambiance.

This tiny pasta and mozzarella shop has been around since 1908…read more Get a huge Italian specialty sandwich made on fresh homemade bread to bring home for lunch. You can find an assortment of homemade pastas in the fridge along with a selection of sauces and other Italian meats and specialties. Worth a visit if close by. Some things are fresh and homemade while others are mass produced or pre frozen.

All my favorite Italian things to eat! They serve it with attitude even better! Come early to get a…read morefreshly made sandwich.

Stopped by here for a quick bite for late lunch/early dinner. The space is small but there's a few…read moreseats inside. The worker was kind and greeted us upon entering. Was also thoughtful in handing us our orders correctly which was nice. For the food itself I heard good things and was hoping to love it more-- but I think I was slightly disappointed. The flavors aren't so bad overall and if you have a pasta itch it'll scratch. But I've tried other places better at a similar or even cheaper price point with protein added in. I got the "some like it hot" while my friend got "midnight desire" with burrata added in. I paid about 22 for each dish. Now for my thoughts - flavor for "some like it hot" was not bad, sauce was a slight bit watery for my liking. The spice was nice and I liked that part the most. Pasta was "OK". The ravioli was stuck together for some, filling was adequate but, I would've liked a little more. I don't want to sound harsh, but it was all around just an ok spot. Maybe it was just that day. Burrata added is nice, I took mine to go do sadly it was melted on top (recommend to pack the burrata separately for to go orders) - "midnight desire" is basically vodka and the flavor for this one was kind of odd for me. Not the normal vodka I am used to. I personally wouldn't really get it again. It wasn't a bad sauce, just not like vodka I know. Had a slight "bitter(?)" aftertaste from some seasoning I guess. I'm not a pasta connoisseur but I AM Italian and I've tasted a wide ranger of pastas lol-- I think yummy cheese pasta in Hell's Kitchen offers a similar concept, portion but is more filling, diverse options for adding and overall, slightly cheaper. Perhaps I'll give this place another try on another day..

I stopped in for some pasta to go "SOME LIKE IT HOT" with…read moreNduja and ricotta ravioli with tomato sauce and burrata Fyi there is barely any seating inside so I would plan to take it to go. Theres some communal chairs outside nearby of the weather permits. I really enjoyed the ravioli and would go back for other flavors but it is pricey: $20 for a bowl I could finish all in one go. Took about 10 minutes for them to cook it in store

I've spent hours sourcing the best cappuccino in the Carroll Gardens / Boerum Hill / Cobble Hill /…read morePark Slope neighborhoods. And this is it. I haven't tried them all, obviously -- too many coffee shops -- but what I have tried, and come back to, over and over, is the products of the amazing team at Posto. It's not just about the skillfully made drinks or the balance of flavors, the fresh, Italian-style coffee or the filled-to-order Italian donuts and Maritozzos (iykyk) -- it's the overall ambience. You come here to put down the screen and enjoy the moment. So often do we rush through our coffees, or even bring them to meetings, at the beck and call of the city's hustle. But at Posto the kind, talented, customer-first team asks you to slow down and escape all of that, to savor every sip of coffee in the classic Italian style. Walking in feels more like a poem than a cafe. Gone are the transactional, disingenuous "how are you's" and instead you get to discover all sorts of fun barista (and bar) creations, Tuscan products, and fresh pasta. The servers and owner are always read to provide a recommendation, and like in Italian cafes, they bring whatever treats and drinks you land on to you. (My favorite aperol spritz is also from Posto.) Outside, the peaceful garden hosts two large umbrellas. It's vibrant, as if you're in a neighbor's backyard and they are willing to share a colorful moment with you, birds chirping overhead. As I finished the last drop of my cappuccino this morning, I realized that forty-five minutes had passed, and every sip of coffee was just as good as the last. Thank you!

Beautiful space and really charming! The atmosphere here is really relaxed and pretty much always…read morecrowded but rightfully so. They have great backyard space and a decent amount of seating inside as well. The staff is really friendly and make delicious coffee. I got a bombolone and a latte. I know they make fresh pasta but haven't had a chance and would love to come back to try.