Had the flatbread Calabria last night outside at the Lazy Pineapple and it was delicious! The blend…read moreof fig, goat cheese, caramelized onions and bacon was perfect! Made a meal on half! Such a hidden gem in Saybrook!

I had a lovely solo dinner here. I did make a reservation on a June Friday, but it was actually…read morepretty quiet. I had a table in the corner and got settled in with a book and ordered a Hugo Spritz. The cocktail was refreshing and light, and I really enjoyed it. I decided on a Cesar Salad, nothing too special there, but it was a generous size and fresh greens. I ordered a bowl of mussles, again, generous sized portion, and I liked that they had 2 preparations - garlic and white wine (always a good choice) or Diablo, and I went with the spicy tomato! The sauce was great, kind of spicy, with good crusty bread to dunk. The mussels themselves were OK, not the best quality seafood I've ever had, but still a nice dinner. And I also had the fried ravioli, which I cannot resist, ever, and dunked it in the spicy sauce. The house bread was a really nice foicaccia, with a confit garlic and butter to smear all over it. Really great. The service was excellent! She was knowledgeable about the menu, attentive, and also great at timing, kind of letting me hang out and enjoy my dinner. I'd probably go back to try some other fun menu items, and their chocolate and cocktail (and chocolate cocktail) menu is intriguing.

Great place to get ingredients for tiramisu! The prices for mascarpone cheese and ladyfingers are…read morethe best I've found among the grocery stores I've visited in Pittsburgh. I also found English clotted cream for scones, which I can't usually find at other stores. The service was pretty fast and friendly, and I really like the lively atmosphere. It was very crowded on the weekends and a little difficult to navigate, but everyone was nice and helpful. I'll definitely come back here again!

My first visit to Pennsylvania Macaroni Co. was a great experience and definitely won't be my last…read more Walking through the doors felt like stepping into an old-school Italian market that's been doing things the right way for generations. The selection was incredible, from fresh cheeses and cured meats to freshly made pasta and olive oils. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable, and happy to answer questions, even for a first-time visitor trying to take it all in. It's really hard to leave the store empty-handed. My only question is: why do they close at 4:00 PM? I found myself wishing I had more time to browse, and it seems like many people who work traditional hours might miss out on visiting during the week. That said, the early closing time won't stop me from coming back. At the next visit, I will be sure to take pictures.

Every year my girlfriend and I find a cooking or baking class that is local in Pittsburgh to do…read moretogether. This year we decided to down our robes and become disciples of Saint Ravioli. Getting a spot in a class is very hard since they are limited to 6-8 people, but if you get the chance I absolutely recommend it. The classes are 2 hours long each and are extremely intimate. Bryan and Justin will meet you at the door and will introduce you to their workshop. There is a spread of antipasto to snack on which was curated very well. Each person gets to make 4 (four!!) dozen raviolis each. The class is extremely informative and fun. I personally haven't ordered any of their ravioli drops before, but from eating the batch I personally made, I know I will in the future. Highly recommend ordering their raviolis online or taking the class if it's available.

Although it takes some planning to order ahead, then pickup your order, the Ravioli is amazing…read more When you pick up your order, it's frozen. To prepare it, simply drop into boiling water, then after it floats to the top, wait a few minutes. I also ordered the Marinara sauce which was delicious. The owner friendly and helpful. He noticed that this was my first order, so he took some time to explain a few things and answer questions. Parking is on the street, and I had no problems finding a spot. It's a fun experience and I will definitely do it again.

Our crew gets lunch from here on the regular. Just around the corner, so it's conveniently located…read more Easy to park. Friendly service. So many items to choose from. Special lunch menu with daily options. Friday is pizza day. Great prices. Clean and organized. We LOVE DeVitis! For real!

Oh my goodness! The meatball sub?!? Absolute perfection~tender meatballs, soft bread, and the most…read moredelicious sauce! The best meatball sub I have ever had! The shop has great items, we purchased their frozen meatballs and fresh Italian sausage, as well as their sauce and fresh rolls. I cannot wait to try everything!

Business is so good they are adding a drive through. I've been here several times and always leave…read morestuffed. Today I got the Tino's Chicken Salad. I got the small one. It's plenty of fresh stuff. And the bread is fresh baked daily. They are not really adding a drive through, a customer accidentally plowed into them.

One small piece of soso fish $16 Small side of boxed Mac and…read morecheese Very small order of Italian greens $9.50 Will never buy here again

We love piggy pasta. We have tried everything. We will be repeat customers…read more We love the soup scraps. They are the very best. Raviolis are huge.

From the owner: Piggy Pasta specializes in bringing out your Piggy with our Humungous, Handmade, Overfilled,…read moreRicotta Ravioli. Frozen and ready to be made at home. You can say Piggy Pasta made them or claim them. They come from our kitchen to yours -just like Grandma used to make.

The deli sandwich was one of the worst I have ever had. The bread was stale and they barely had any…read moremeat in the sandwhich and they forgot the cheese. I ended up throwing it out. It's not what you expect for an Italian bakery. So disappointing. The bakery - while the baked goods may look fresh they are not. I had a lobster claw which tastes stale and the filling tastes like store bought vanilla pudding. They had garlic growing sprouts and nothing looked fresh. The only thing this store is good for is boxed pasta or nothing not made here. So disappointing we will never go back.

August 4 2026 I stopped and picked up Jimmy's Italian wedding soup. The soup looked delicious but…read morelet me tell you it was not good at all, the soup was extremely salty and really had no good taste at all just Saltiness ! We could not eat it at all ! What a waste of money and a big disappointment ! Come Jimmy's you can do better than this ! I certainly will never purchase this soup again.

Excellent!! Everything was absolutely delicious. Can't wait to return! I miss Ytown Italian living…read morein Colombus. Great ambiance and cozy inside. Nice and quick service. The cavatelli and meatballs, Italian greens, stuffed peppers and wedding soup were all perfect.

Came back On a Friday afternoon and got the fish special…read more It was fried Cod with French fries. It came with a basket of warm rolls and pizza bread. Very good! I enjoy the intimate atmosphere of the place. Lots of secluded tables available for seating.

I wish I knew this place existed sooner! Was up in the Wexford area and needed some soup meatballs,…read moreso I did a quick search and this place popped up. Small Italian market tucked away in Warrendale. There is some parking in the back and street parking nearby. There is wine sales in the front, and a full market inside with various breads, charcuterie, cheeses, pastas, espresso items, and cold cuts. The freezer section was packed with fresh pastas, meatballs, and desserts. Service was quick at the checkout line. This will be a regular place for my shopping now.

great quality and price of various Italian food products. Also only minutes away if I do not have…read moretime to go to the strip.

Not only is the West Side Market a true gem in Cleveland, but all of the vendors inside are gems…read moretoo, including Ohio City Pasta. I've purchased pasta here several times. Once was when I was living in Chicago and I was only in town for a quick trip... but I legit brought a cooler to put the pasta in so I could take it back with me. I've also purchased it at farmers markets and in grocery stores in Columbus, where I live, particularly at Market District. I've tried several kinds and all of them are delicious. Their flat cut pasta options are my favorite and I love that they have a variety of flavors. While I've never tried their sauces, I have no doubt that they are great, and I should honestly pick some up on my next grocery run.

Unbelievable waste of time. Stood here for 10 minutes waiting at an unattended booth. Finally,…read more woman comes up and goes "need something?" Uh yeah... 10 minutes ago. Not to mention the case was totally empty. I came down here to get some pesto sauce and short cuts of pasta, of which they had neither. I asked if she had any pesto, to which she responded "not after the weekend." What?? Apparently they only get it on Fridays. I really don't understand this business model. Their stuff looked good online, but it's of no use if I can't buy any of it.