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    Pizza Twist

    3.8 (14 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Spicy Beef Lamb Kabob Pizzatwist, small size, mild spice level.
    Leonardo N.

    The service was kind, fast, and accurate. At the same time, the food quality was great. I did not stay that long since I got my food to go, but the ambiance was chill and laid back, which would be good for a group of friends or a small family. The food I got was a small pizza of Spicy Beef Lamb Kabob with the spice level being mild. I've always wanted to try lamb on pizza and I knew it was a great idea. Also, the added red onions, and pineapple complimented the lamb. If you cannot handle spicy at all, then do not get mild get a spice level that's not spicy at all or lower than mild. However, the mild spice level was perfect for me and was nice level of heat. The pizza came with a small bag of red peppers and a side of ranch. This new approach to pizza is a great innovation and mix. If you want to try something new or want to enjoy some classic pizza, I highly recommend going to this place especially since there is no other place I know that has lamb as a meat option on top of pizza, which is awesome.

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    Good but it was expensive! One large pepperoni and 2 mediums ( that look like smalls ) for $83.

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    Ordered chicken tikka masala, pizza was good in taste. Service was good, nice sitting area little small but clean.

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    Pasta Supply

    4.4
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    65.2 mi
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    My absolute guilty pleasure! Ever since I found out I'm…read morepre-diabetic, I've been doing my best to avoid refined grains and cut back on carbs. But my love for pasta is simply too strong,I just can't eliminate it completely. After all, carbs make me happy. So I made a deal with myself: I treat myself to truly great pasta just once a month. When that craving hits, this is the place I come to. The fresh pasta has the perfect texture and bite, and every sauce is rich, flavorful, and absolutely satisfying. Every visit reminds me that life's all about balance and when the pasta is this good, it's worth every bite.

    San Francisco has always been a place for good pasta. It seems you can almost go anywhere in San…read moreFrancisco find some good pasta. There are so many pasta dishes available all over the city. Sometimes you just want to take some pasta home and boil some Angel hair and add sauce. There is a place which you can either dine in and enjoy pasta or make the pasta at home. There are two locations in SF but this one is located in the Richmond District and it is called the Pasta Supply Co. On Summer stroll on Clement street I walked inside the Pasta Supply Co. Inside is part restaurant and the other half grocery store. It is also reminds me of a deli counter with lots of pasta available like Angel hair spaghetti which goes well with my tofu spaghetti recipe. They also have different sauces by the bucket. You will find different types of ravioli like mushrooms and another with 4 cheese and another with corn like some in SF. There are lots of dishes to order for dining like lasagna. A good place to get pasta. I came "across "a place in SF in the Richmond the District not the city so don't get "lost" it's on Clement street where pasta get "toss " in the pasta "sauce" Go to a place which is kind of "rare"with pasta you can "share"and also sells wine to "pair"with some sauce and some "Angel hair "

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    Pasta 209

    Pasta 209

    4.4
    (104 reviews)
    51.9 mi
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    First impressions, the signage fits the downtown well, and is visible enough that makes them easy…read moreto find in downtown Gustine. Seating area consists of 3 tables, and they've got one of those mini arcade games for the kiddos as well. Overall pretty small dining area but Gustine isn't a big city so didn'texpect a ton of seating. Menu is displayed on a couple of monitors in the wall as you come in. The pasta is cooked in an open kitchen right behind the counter as you order. Pretty neat to be able to watch them make your order. Ordered the Volcanic Fettuccine because who doesn't like a spicy Italian dish right? Got it in a bread bowl with added chicken so cost was just shy of 20 bucks because of the upgrades. Didn't end up eating on site because it was really close to closing time for them and didn't want to be "that guy" so took my order home. The fettuccine was really good, cooked well, and the sauce was actually spicy. Not as spicy as I was hoping it would be, but it did have a nice kick. I'd definitely have it again. Overall, nice family run place with home made pasta. Would have ordered a pizza, but they ran out of pizza dough, since it is house made they don't have any extra in the fridge/freezer like you'd expect at a lot of places. If you are in the Gustine area looking for some really good home made pasta check them out. Definitely worth the drive.

    Oh my goodness. I have seen this place on other TikToks and decided to go visit. The restaurant is…read moreonly open 5 hours Tuesday- Saturday and is quite small. I decided to try the fettuccine Alfredo with chicken in a bread bowl and hubby had volcanic fettuccine with chicken. The chicken and Alfredo were seasoned. Unlike other places where everything is so bland. I cannot recommend Pasta 209 enough. If you are ever in Gustine between 3-8, stop by and give it a try! It is yummy!!!!

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    Angel Cruz Park Papaya

    Angel Cruz Park Papaya

    4.5
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    3.6 mi
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    My first visit to the weekend Street-Food. It was BBQ galore... it's your mom and pops selling…read moretheir homemade food. The aroma in the air is enticing. Freshly cooked skewer meats, sticky rice, soup and drinks. You can buy veggies and fruits too. Wow... it was amazing. In addition to the grilled foods, there was a Jamaican vendor that sold oxtails, chicken and more. Must try when visiting... his food was bold and delicious. Parking is available on the streets. Bring your own chair if you plan to eat outside. BRING CASH... no tax... no restroom...

    A wonderful open air market located at Angel Cruz Park offering eats and produce from the Thai,…read moreLao, Cambodian and Hmong community...along with a few non-Asian food stands such as BBQ with loaded baked potato, another with Southern fried fish, and Mexican food vendor offering birria tacos and their specialty 5lb super burrito for $20 Approximately 30 stands: :: Homegrown produce, plants :: Prepared foods - variety of meat skewers, lao sausage, papaya salad, stuffed wings, egg rolls, wrapped shrimp, Laotian nam khao (crispy rice salad), larb (salad with ground meat and herbs), pad thai....etc SWEETS Hmong - Naab Vaam - sweetened coconut dessert with tapioca, sweetened rice cakes, coconut-sticky rice with banana, fried banana, taro, and sweet potato, various Asian fruit (lychee, mango, taro, ube, dragonfruit, sugar cane) juices, milk teas and boba FAVORITES: :: SOPHIA'S SAUSAGE (located on the corner) - Cambodian-style chicken skewers and (ready made) nam khao - one of the bigger stands with plenty of dishes. Chicken wasn't glazed in sweet sauce while being grilled. Lots of caramelization from the sugars in the marinade. With hints of lemongrass, fish sauce, garlic. :: K.S. ASIAN FOODS - only stand that makes food "made-to-order" so you'll get a fresh, hot item! Pad Thai was delicious! I wish I found this stand first as they offered larb, nam khao, noodles hot! :: BBQ STAND - 9Tailz Smokehouse - nice smoked ribs with loaded baked potato and jalapeño mac and cheese - great smoked meats without sauce! Chef super friendly and offers samples :: KHAO POON stand - only one selling Lao rice noodle soup with chicken, coconut milk with depths of flavor! So delicious. Once you go, you'll find your favorites and remember for next time. One stand selling Lao sausages (pic provided) was good but too sweet for my liking... All stands are mom and pops so don't have signage with a name and most likely not permitted. This is truly Southeast Asian street food. So if you're squeamish about people using gloves and cooking from an inspected kitchen this place isn't for you. I had one friend who wasn't eating much....and yeah, you're taking your chances with ANY street vendor. TIPS if visiting from out of town: :: NO RESTROOMS. Closed due to an unhoused torching it - find one after exiting freeway before heading to the park :: CASH only - mom and pop vendors. Most Southeast Asian items $12 and under. Skewers $2 :: UTENSILS, paper towels, storage containers :) Bring your own. Some provide but most do not :: COOLER or INSULATOR bag - plenty of good food to take home! :: Hand wipes or sanitizers for before/after you eat No tables so you end up eating in your car unless you bring chairs. SATURDAY VISIT 11:30am Plenty of street parking along the perimeter of the park but by 130pm started to get busy. With all the wonderful smells of grilled meats, lemongrass and pungent smell of fish sauce and shrimp paste you may get a bit overzealous and try everything. NOTE: fried items (most pre-made) much better when re-heated at home Would return but definitely not in the summer where it gets hot and food sitting would make me question buying. Open 7-days a week but more food vendors on the weekend! K.S. Asian Foods is there 7 days a week...wonderful older couple working there and will be my go to...

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