Truly the best pasta in Austin! Made-from-scratch Italian food just a few steps away from The Vortex theater and Butterfly Bar, this place is a must try. Patrizi's operates from a food truck but has its own well-maintained, shaded eating area that is sooo cute and welcoming. Many are willing to queue for freshly-made scratch cooking of this quality, so lines are common. However, the owner/chef takes great pride in customer service so will regularly be out talking to the people in line, asking if they had any questions, and just chatting. Trust me, once you try Patrizi's, it will be hard to feel the same about your other Italian food sources (unless it's your own or your Mom's). Also, if you would like wine or another libation, the Butterfly Bar is pretty cool as well. read more

Patrizis has been and will continue to be my favorite pasta place in Austin. Their Diavolo pasta is literally unbeatable. It is zesty, spicy, bright and so flavorful. Literally the best in all of Austin. Bring that it's at a food truck, their service is pretty good. Theres always someone who pops into the line to explain the menu. And is located at the butterfly bar where you can have drinks with friends read more

Patrizi's - Diavolo - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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A classic spot off the bustling Manor Road, Patrizi's offers comfort food after a long day. Although I'm a bigger fan of their brick and mortar location, the food truck spot offers more of that classic weird Austin vibe. Found in the Vortex, the outdoor seating is just beautiful and you get to experience all of the events that they have in the space while you dine. I also love to get a drink from the butterfly bar while I wait for my food as their decor is so quirky and fun to look at. On to Patrizi's itself, this is just classic Austin. I always opt to get the pasta and salad combo as I feel it gets you the best bang for your buck. I'm a fan of either the diavolo or the pesto leopold's as both taste so amazing and has that citrus punch that I like. Surprisingly, their salads take the cake for me because they're so refreshing and the ingredients all come together to make a really high-quality salad. The garlic bread is the la grand damme of the menu as the bread is baked perfectly with an unmatched crisp when you bite into it and the garlic confit on top is to die for. read more

Patrizi's - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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First of all, love the set up of this place. Love how you order at a counter and all the seating is outdoors. The string lights set a nice vibe and there's ample seating. No complaints about service, everyone who helped us was kind. The food was good as hell! I got the Cacio E Pepe and it was so yummy. The noodles were boiled perfectly. I also got the garlic bread, which was fire. If you have shitty vision, at first glance it lowkey looks like a baked potato laugh out loud. The bread was warm, squishy and yummy af. I appreciate how they include actual garlic cloves or whatever those are called, rather than just like garlic powder/flakes. I've never been served garlic bread like this, normalize that shit! My soulmate got the bruschetta trio. All three kinds were so yummy, but the eggplant was both of our favorites; it's such a unique take. I felt the prices were fair. I also appreciate how dog friendly this place is. They had water bowls + jugs of water scattered throughout the property. Love me some pasta so would definitely come back and also would be a place that I bring people to. Thanks y'all. I yearn for PATRIZIS read more

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I went in with very low expectations (not sure why?!) The sauces were all the excellent and unique. The meatball and chicken were both great additions! The bruschetta with eggplant caponata was delicious! Their bread was so good and then you put the delicious eggplant on top - chef's kiss! The seasonal salad was farro, sweet potatoes and other interesting things with feta cheese. I didn't think I would like it because I don't like sweet things, but it was excellent. If you like spice, add the chilis for $1.50. They're great. Ironically, I didn't think the pasta was anything too different considering it was fresh pasta, but everything was very well executed. read more

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They make everything from scratch so it takes a bit to get the food. The Marfa tomato salad was probably the highlight - so good! Wasn't the biggest fan of the pasta type and there was no option to change it. The meatball was +$5 and had a lot of parsley in it. Tastes authentic but overall wasn't too impressed with the pasta entree. read more

Patrizi's - Marfa Tomatoes Salad, Pasta - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Was craving for some pasta and stumbled upon this place and boy am I GLAD we got to try Patrizi's before leaving! Solid options to choose from but I went with the Carbonara Alexandra. Holy sh-- it was SO good. The portion size was perfect and the price was just right, not overly expensive but damn the flavor!!!! It was so good I finished it in one go lol (and I'm usually a leftovers girlie). The garlic bread was CHEF'S KISS. you gotta finish it quick while it's hot, fresh and crispy. The garlic confit on top was a perfect addition. HIGHLY RECOMMEND! We came around 7pm on a Saturday so it took about 45 mins to get pasta, but you can at least grab a drink at Butterfly Bar and munch on the garlic bread! Ambiance was super cute, plenty of tables to choose from. I loved the food truck, backyard vibes. I will definitely come back when I'm in Austin again! read more

Patrizi's - The Great Leopold - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Stopped by Patrizis on a Friday night with a friend for dinner. Parking is brutal, be prepared to look for street parking a few blocks away. The line is super long - I waited for about half an hour to place my order. Service was so friendly and helpful - they even gave me a complimentary piece of garlic bread as it was my first time, so thoughtful! I ordered the pasta & salad combo - Patrizis salad & Patrizis red sauce. I grabbed a table in the lovely covered patio, and waited another 40 mins for my food. After all the waiting I was starving. Patrizi Salad - 10/10 delicious. Definitely try! Garlic Bread - Chefs kiss! Freshly baked, soft, and topped with fresh flavorful garlic. Patrizi Pasta with Red Sauce - 6/10. So disappointing! The pasta itself was clearly made in house and delicious + fresh but the sauce was underwhelming and way too sweet for my taste. It was a good experience but I expected more. Not sure it's worth the hype. read more

Patrizi's - A menu from Patrizi's pasta food truck is held up in front of a string light decorated outdoor setting, featuring pasta dishes and salads. - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Stopped by on a Friday and there was a bit of a wait-about 20 mins in line and 30ish mins to get pasta after ordering. This was definitely worth the wait though! We got the Abbiocco which is meant for two but probably could serve closer to 3 and for $55 is a good deal. It comes with salad, veggie, protein, garlic bread and three half servings of pasta. My favorites were for sure the cacio e Pepe and the pomodoro. The garlic bread has some garlic confit that was a lovely touch. You can tell that the pasta is made fresh and the ingredients were also very fresh tasting. Also portion sized are very very good for the price. The seating is outdoor and there's plenty of it. It's a really cool space and staff is super friendly. read more

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Patrizi's was recommended to me by a friend and it's safe to say that it's going to one that I'll be coming back to. The pasta is freshly made and has a bite very different from boxed pasta. We ordered the carbonara alexandra, lemon thyme pasta, and the garlic bread. The portions were very filling. If you're looking to share food, get a pasta dish and the garlic bread to share and that would be enough. The garlic bread will change your life if you're a garlic fiend like me. Whole chunks of confit garlic on buttery bread. Simply chefs kiss. Get there early at 5:30 when Patrizi opens and save yourself the headache of waiting in line or just order takeout. I went early, had an early dinner, then craved the pasta again the same night and had my leftovers. With everyone eating outside, so are the mosquitos, and there's plenty of them active. There was some mosquito repellent by the water cups, so I'd use some or wear some long sleeves before you decide to dine out. read more

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Went here to celebrate bf's friend's dog adoption anniversary. Such important event required a special spot to celebrate. We arrived early and they had a small line, but got very busy after 6:30p Our server was really nice and quick. This time we went for the curated meal for two and oh gosh it was so much food. I really enjoyed meatballs, garlic bread, and cacio e pepe. We were barely able to finish but luckily we got some help. Anywhooooo, this is still a 5 star experience in my books. read more

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We heard a lot of good things about Patrizi's and had a craving for some good pasta, so we figured we'd drop by. The parking situation isn't too bad as there's a lot of spaces to choose from. You enter a big courtyard that looks pretty nice and there's a ton of seating inside. There's an attached bar as well, so they recommend grabbing a drink while you wait for your food to come out. They have two different areas to sit at, all with misters if you're hot, and one side includes a stage for what is live music or shows at some point. As for the food, we won't sugarcoat it, Patrizi's is not that good. We ordered their pomodoro with a meatball and cacio e pepe with chicken. The pomodoro was not special at all, pretty standard for a pomodoro anywhere, except for the fact this sauce was just missing something and it was pretty thin. The meatball was also strange, not very firm and fell apart way too easily, plus the mix itself tasted a bit odd as there were onions in it. As for the cacio e pepe, it was alright. The pasta was relatively firm and there should have been more cream and cheese in it. The chicken was easily the best part of both dishes as it was moist and seasoned well. Look, the pasta isn't bad, but when you're paying around $20 a plate and the portions are small and they come out on paper plates with plastic utensils, you have a right to critique it. This is one of the rare times in Austin we've gone heavily against the grain and would not recommend you stop by Patrizi's. There's definitely potential but just be wary. read more

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Definitely the best semi-casual Italian I've had in Austin. I would come back for the garlic bread alone - it's a must order. The pasta tastes fresh and homemade, and the sauces are also very good. It's a great casual option for dates or hangs. It's located in the vortex, which has a bar and a stage for events. Dog-friendly too. Service was quick, although be prepared to wait in line if you go at a popular time. read more

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This is a really solid spot for homemade pasta. It's very casual - a trailer with outside seating and paper plates. But the food punches above the environment and is not a bad price in this day and age. Everything we got was good but my favorite was the Diavlolo with chicken and spicy honey. read more

Patrizi's - Pasta - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Great homemade pasta. Even though the food is served in paper plates and plastic forks, they do the job. The order line can get long at times with slightly longer wait times when it's busy. Best thing to do is to sacrifice a person to the food line and run off to the confusing bathrooms then buy some drinks. The dinner for two is more like a dinner for three. We still had a lot of food left for only about $55 or something. Good way to try everything although some of my favorite pasta choices are not in the dinner for two. A lighter way to go is split a pasta and flat bread sandwich with another person. You might also find a nice lazy blank cat sleeping on a table somewhere. read more

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Love Thy Neighbor: Patrizi's absolutely embodies that. After finding out that a dear friend's son, who had recently extinguished all efforts in battling a terminal diagnosis of high grade glioma, only food request was Patrizi's own butter noodles we knew we had to reach out asap. Lyn and the whole team not only came through but they came through BIG. The extra time, the extra servings, were just everything during such a dark time. So just wanted to return the love and say thank you again. Gestures like this give us all hope. Thank you, thank you, thank you. read more

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I went here because of how famous it is, however it was not as good as expected. Maybe it was because they ran out of their famous dish? The best thing we had was the salad, and the best bank for your buck is to do the plate for 2. You get to try everything at a reasonable price. The garlic bread, which everyone talks about, it just tastes like garlic. However, the food taste very fresh and natural, so maybe it was just a preference thing. The line is most likely going to be long, but they do a good job speeding it up. The place is nice, it has a bar to get drinks and plenty of areas to sit down. read more

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Such a great Austin gem! Parking can be a little tricky since it's not a huge parking lot but cars come and go pretty quickly so you may be able to snag a spot (there is also street parking available). PLENTY of outdoor seating (they only have outdoor seating). Don't be intimidated by the long line, there's more than enough tables and seating. The menu is pretty simple but very easy to follow. A little pricey but it's absolutely delicious and you definitely get your money's worth for the portion size. Both plates of pasta were delicious! The Patrizi's Red Sauce was nice and savory and salty and had the perfect pasta to sauce ratio. The Lemon Thyme pasta was heavier than we were expecting, very rich but very flavorful as well. You could honestly share a plate or expect to take home leftovers. Pasta is made fresh daily and has an amazing texture that store bought pasta just doesn't have. The Butterfly Bar next door serves drinks that you can get before or after ordering. Lots of cocktails, wines, beers, and mocktails but all are pretty pricey. Patrizi's does offer free water at different water stations around the outdoor seating area however. Side note: They have an amazing happy hour that is definitely worth checking out if you have the time! read more

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Outdoor seating and the vibe was nice. Pastas were okay. Was surprised that it did not taste as fresh as we thought with the reviews we were reading prior. Garlic bread was absolutely amazing though!! It was my favorite thing. If I'm coming back, it would be for the garlic bread for sure. Service was quick. read more

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Finally tried patrizis! As someone who doesn't enjoy Italian normally this was such a delight. Got the pomodoro, bruschetta and garlic bread. The pasta is fresh, al dente and the sauce is so creamy. Their bread is so fluffy, slightly crisp and topped to perfection. I especially loved the garlic bread. Tried a bite of the salad as well and wow- it's so fresh and hits the spot. Since this place is so popular expect to wait to order and then to get your food. Their ambiance is fun though with string lights and benches. That being said 10/10 worth the stomach ache personally if you know you know. read more

Patrizi's - Pomodoro - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Food was really good. Outdoors though, be prepared for that and a 30 minute wait at least.

What can I say about Patrizi's that hasn't been said already? I've had only great experience there. The food is always amazing, the OG pastas are a safe bet but the seasonal pastas never disappoint either. The bruschetta itself stands well alone. It's definitely a cute place for a first time date or even as a recurring date for lovers. read more

Patrizi's - Patrizi's truck - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Delicious food and great service. Food truck vibe but with plenty of seating as it's in the vortex. The sauces were excellent and delicious pasta. It's made from scratch. Baby friendly and dog friendly! read more

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A really great happy hour deal in the summer! I got a $5 half-size pasta, $5 garlic bread, and $5 sangria. I ordered the lemon thyme pasta and really enjoyed it. Pasta was al dente and sauce was creamy/well-balanced. The staff was very kind while we waited in line and gave us some recommendations. We only waited for a couple minutes, but we got there pretty soon after they opened on a Tuesday night. By ~5:30pm, the line had gotten pretty long. There are many tables in the shade and they have fans running so it wasn't too hot even though we sat outside! Would definitely recommend trying to come here during the happy hour! read more

Patrizi's - Lemon Thyme Half-Size - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Their food is amazing. Their people are amazing everything about this place is A1 in Austin Texas. I've been to other Italian themed restaurants, but this one's head and shoulders above them. read more

Everyone, and I mean everyone, always recommends this place. and every time I tell them, "I don't really like pasta" and they swear that this place is "more than just regular pasta." so as a foodie, it was only right that I gave them a try + holy cow... I ordered the cacio e pepe with pancetta and the garlic bread. I had no leftovers, y'all. I tried to save half of my pasta so I could eat it for breakfast but i just. couldn't. stop. eating! The wait was pretty quick for me. I took the order to go but ordered a drink at the bar while I waited. Since it's Spring, the patio was relaxing on the Saturday evening I visited; with guest hanging out and socializing. I will absolutely be back + will eat in. I want to try every dish now! It really is more than pasta. read more

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Enjoyed trying the season corn pasta this time! The pasta noodles are always delicious and the sauce was divine. The salad was also delicious and paired perfectly with the pasta. Finally, the seasonal dessert was perfect for summer and scrumptious. There is ample outdoor seating and arrived at 5 pm on a Friday and had a short wait. Butterfly bar next door also has great drinks to pair with the food read more

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Terrible service!!! Had to wait in two lines just to order food & drink. Halfway through the meal an employee asked me to move to another table. I said no thanks I will finish my meal where I am. He then proceeded to try and argue with me and called me rude! When I ordered dessert, I was told it was on another table! I said I would like to eat it where I am. Several minutes later they bring my dessert. Worst service ever! They are just greedy. Will never go again and do not recommend. read more

Patrizi's does it right every single time. The food is delicious and the half salad/half pasta is a good price! This location has such a fun vibe. Outside in Texas can be hit or miss, so it's nice that there're tables in the shade and the sun so you can get the vibe you want. The people are so friendly, and I can't wait to go back! read more

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Came here for the last day of the summer happy hour and it did not disappoint. I was able to try two pasta and the garlic bread for $15. An amazing deal in Austin these days. The garlic bread was amazing and noodles tasted freshly made. I would definitely come back for regular dinner menu once the weather gets a bit cooler. They have a pretty nice outdoor area that's dog friendly. read more

Patrizi's - The Great Leopold, Carbonara Alexandra and Karahs Diavolo - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Not worth the wait on a weekend evening. I've been to the restaurant location in West Austin before so I was looking forward to the food. On a Saturday night, it took 45min-1 hr to order our food, and another 45min-1 hr for our food to arrive. While we were in line, they let us know that they had run out of protein (7pm), so their famous carbonara was off the menu as well as the other dishes that had protein. A couple of people in our party had ordered appetizers, which you would think would come out first, but these still took 30-45minutes to come out. I ordered the Diavolo - first few bites tasted good after the long wait, but it was way too spicy/peppery with not enough cream to balance it out. The ambiance is nice and there are lots of tables to sit at. The metal chairs are uncomfortable though. You help yourself to water from the coolers. There is plenty of nearby street parking so it wasn't an issue, just expect to walk a couple blocks. read more

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One of the best Italian spots in the city with all the character of "old Austin" spirit in a food trailer surrounded by picnic tables with indoor/outdoor bar seating. Be prepared to wait, but it's so worth it. Every single item on the menu is delicious- don't skip on the garlic bread. read more

Patrizi's - The Great Leopold, Carbonara Alexandra - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Hands down the best pasta in Austin! Omg their garlic bread is also the f-ing best, it's absolutely covered in roasted garlic and Parmesan. I could eat two whole orders of this alone. But the pasta itself is so worthy too; always freshly made and with delicious sauces. I love the Great Leopold, the lemon thyme, the Pomodoro, and the cacio e pepe pastas. Love that this is a food truck and that it's in such a casual spot. There are lazy cats that roam the property too that are always fun to see and pet. read more

I went and just missed happy hour. However, I don't think I would've made HH because it was packed! And rightfully so. The line went quickly and they had free water and plenty of seating. The vibes were so chill and I liked how they had fans to keep it cool and the bugs away. The staff was kind and I enjoyed the pastas. It's Al dente keep in mind. read more

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This place never disappoints. Food is always fresh and good, service is always great, and i love the location. It's so cozy and there's tons of seating. We ordered garlic bread to share and wow, talk about good garlic. It is so so good. This is a must order if you come here, trust me, it won't let you down. For mains, I ordered the carbonara and it was very flavorful and they did not skimp out on the pancetta, i loved the egg yolk they placed on top, it really tied the whole dish together and made it more creamy. My friend ordered the red sauce pasta with meatball and let me tell you, that meatball is hefty and flavorful. It is the protein you need. The only complaint i have is the line...it takes FOREVER to place your order and i feel like this process could be sped up. Maybe a QR code or have two machines to take orders? We received our food in a timely manner but i truly dont get how it takes so long to order food, the lines move so so slow... read more

Patrizi's - Carbonara Alexandra and Patrizis Red Sauce with Meatball - Italian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Patrizi's is a casual spot along Manor Road by the Butterfly Bar at the Vortex. Outdoor parking is available, but can be somewhat limited during peak hours. Would recommend coming closer to when they open (5 pm) to avoid the line. I've been here multiple times with different people, so have been able to try a variety of their pastas and other dishes! Seating is all outdoors and the line can get long. Ambiance is nice in the evening with overhead lights. Service is slightly on the slower side (25-30 min if busy). Carbonara Alexandra ($17, 4/5) - This was the first Patrizi's pasta that I ever tried, and it has a pretty solid combination of pasta with pancetta, coddled egg, gremolata, and cheese. It's definitely on the drier end and is not as creamy as other carbonara versions that I've tried, but I liked the overall flavor. - The gremolata presents more like dry garnishes rather than an actual sauce. Red Sauce ($15.5, 3.5/5) - I thought that this tasted pretty standard with red sauce, pork, herbs, and cheese. Not anything particularly special. Karah's Diavolo ($15.5, 3/5) - Has lemon, egg, rosemary, red chilies, and cheese. I personally wasn't the biggest fan of the lemony and more herby flavor, and wouldn't order this one again. Cacio E Pepe ($15, 3/5) - Had so much black pepper to the point where there are literally clumps of black pepper within the pasta. Was the same with my friend's order as well. Not sure if it was just this time, but would not get this one again. Garlic Bread ($7, 4/5) - Comes with three slices of ciabatta bread, topped with garlic confit, black pepper, grana padano cheese, green onions, garlic oil - Great flavor, hefty amount of cheese. Was not as crispy as we would've liked (possibly bc this was takeout) - On the pricier end for garlic bread Overall, Patrizi's is a nice option for casual Italian food, but not spectacular. Their noodles are a bit firmer than al dente, which makes them sometimes taste a tad undercooked (personally would want them to be a little less firm, which is not something I usually think when getting pasta). Still worth checking it out though if you're in the area! read more

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This place is delicious. Can't go wrong with any of the menu items and the service can be pretty quick. It is out of a truck so the line to order can get long and it's only outdoor seating so take that into consideration when going out to eat in the Texas heat. read more

Patrizi's is such a solid spot for fresh, handmade pasta in Austin. The pasta is always perfectly cooked, and the flavors are rich and satisfying. I usually go for the carbonara or cacio e pepe--they're both super flavorful and comforting. The garlic bread is also a must. Service is friendly and pretty quick, even when there's a crowd. It's a food truck setup, so just know you'll order at the window and wait a bit--but it's worth it. Staff are always upbeat and helpful with questions or recs. The ambiance is casual and very Austin--outdoor seating under the trees, string lights, a little funky, a little cozy. It's great for a laid-back dinner, especially on a nice evening. Only reason for four stars instead of five is just that the outdoor setup can get a bit warm or buggy depending on the season--but honestly, the food makes up for it. Definitely a spot I keep coming back to. read more

Ah this is the best pasta I've had in Austin so far. When I first moved to Austin in May, Patrizis was highly recommended by new friends I met at a run club. I have visited twice now, and both experiences were great. The location itself is kind of hidden and you may not be able to find parking right in the lot. I parked a few streets away last time in the residential area. You check out the menus while in line and then place your order at the counter. They give you a number and you go find your seat outside (or there are a couple tables inside the Butterfly Bar). Both visits I got the bruschetta and I am obsessed. This is the most perfect focaccia bread and the toppings changed from the first time I visited to most recently. The eggplant caponata topping is my new favorite. You get 3 large slices and we contemplated getting an extra order to take to go. The pesto is my favorite! I tried half regular pesto and half red pesto, and this time I just got the full order of Leopold's pesto. Delicious. The noodles, the sauce, chef's kiss. My fiance got the carbonara and loved it. We've also tried meatballs and marinatated tomatoes, and everything is amazing. I can't wait to go back and can't recommend this place enough! read more

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Phenomenal first visit to Patrizi's. I've been meaning to try out this pasta palace for a couple of years now, but noodles have never been a #1 food for me, so I'd been putting it off. That said, I may now be a believer because the pasta I was privileged with on this Friday evening was near on life changing. Haha but for real, I was incredibly impressed. The service was fantastic and the wait wasn't bad at ALL. We were expecting it to be rough on a Friday evening, but there was almost no line at all around 6pm. We got the focaccia sampler, a meatball, a side salad, and the Karah's Diavolo (lemon, egg, rosemary, red chilis and grana padano cheese). The pasta was fresh, perfectly sauced, and beautifully presented. We also LOVED that you can order half-portions! The meatball was likewise among the best I've tasted. The focaccia was rich, perhaps could have used a bit higher ratio of toppings to bread, but I'm definitely just looking for areas to be constructive. The seating area was really nice. Covered and cooled with misters, and it felt nice and hidden away in the bustling east side neighborhood. Really can't wait to come back and try other pastas--I'd probably skip the salad/bread and stick to the true star here. Thank you Patrizi's for opening my eyes and filling my belly. read more