Fresh pasta sold here is ready for you to prepare and eat at home; ready to eat and wrapped for takeaway; or ready to eat at one of the simple tables here, inside or out. Everything is superb (and kosher), especially the artichoke ravioli and the traditional Roman-style lasagne. Browse the cases filled with edible joy and assemble a great-value meal.
C'è pasta... E pasta!
Trastevere & Gianicolo
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
2.32 MILES
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