This small restaurant is located on the second level, just above the Di Martino Pasta shop. Most of the seats are bar style situated around the kitchen or cooking area. There are a few tables by the windows which offer somewhat of a view of the water and surrounding city. We made a reservation way in advanced which I recommend doing to make sure you get seated since it is a rather small place.
They offer several pasta tasting menus with varying number of dishes in each and wine pairings to go along. We opted for the chef's tasting menu where the chef chooses what to cook for you and it's kind of a surprise. The menu basically included an amuse bouche, 5 pasta dishes (all smaller than the a la carte portions, ~30-40g of pasta rather than 100g), dessert, petit fours, and we of course opted for the wine pairing as well.
All of the pastas were delicious but in particular we loved the one with colatura and the one with the mussels. The Genovese ragu was ok but the onions made the sauce a bit too sweet. Similarly the dessert, not my favorite, was literally a pasta noodle covered in cacao powder with some coffee cream and surrounded by pieces of chocolate brittles. I think they could have done better with dessert. Perhaps instead of trying to get creative and use pasta in every aspect of the meal they could have done a delicious, more classic dessert like tiramisu or pana cotta. The petit fours, brought in a tin to-go box, on the other hand were very tasty.
The wines paired excellently with the food. We got to taste delicious local wines and a surprisingly good prosecco from the region. Service was impeccable, friendly and very attentive.
I definitely recommend coming to this restaurant for lunch if you plan on ordering the tasting menus since you get a lot of food (essentially all pasta) and I think it can be a bit heavy at night. Also, since the restaurant has mostly floor to ceiling windows it gets lots of natural light that in my opinion make it more inviting during the day. read more