I had been waiting a year to come here after missing out on trying it while on a trip last year and…read moreI was so excited, I could barely decide which sandwiches to try. The owner has the typical New Yorker vibe--blunt and a fun character overall. We went with the chicken cutlet with prosciutto, artichoke, fontina, and herb sauce, along with the sausage with cheese and added broccoli rabe. Between the two, I'd get the chicken for sure. It was pretty tasty, but I must say I wasn't as blown away as I'd expected. The sausage sandwich got a bit soggy from all of the marinara (which I wasn't expecting based on the description), so I was less excited about it. It was way too much food for two people. Like one sandwich is plenty for two, but I got greedy with wanting to try too much. We had a ton leftover! I would have probably rated it 3.5 stars, but the German roach running around pained me to see and stole my appetite. I'd want to say I'd come back and try one of those delicious sounding breakfast sandwiches, but roaches are a hard sell for me.

Yuuum! Probably my fav ever deli sandwich - so punchy with garlic flavor and crispy yet chewy…read morebread. I had the Chicken cutlet with prosciutto, artichoke & fontina cheese with herb hot sauce. Perfection! There was some prepared fresh pasta salad I had to try as well - super garlicky and delicious. Service was good, straight forward and friendly. Ambiance is no frills but very clean. It's all about the food - you have to try it!

Beautiful space and really charming! The atmosphere here is really relaxed and pretty much always…read morecrowded but rightfully so. They have great backyard space and a decent amount of seating inside as well. The staff is really friendly and make delicious coffee. I got a bombolone and a latte. I know they make fresh pasta but haven't had a chance and would love to come back to try.

Walking around Park Slope we were looking for a distinctive place to enjoy a light lunch and…read morecoffee. The reviews for Un Posto were enticing and so we stopped in. The energy is inviting and very relaxed. Ordering at the counter, we closed the Tina sandwich and ricotta sandwich. They were both excellent with bread that's just amazing. The coffee is absolutely fantastic. We enjoyed the bread so much , we bought another piece to eat. The pastries are also really good. We enjoyed tboth the Nuvola and pasticciotto. They are so flavorful but not too sweet. The service was wonderful, the staff are great. It's not cheap, but then again, what is???

Everything in the store is authentic, a Brooklyn staple, when you don't feel like cooking Sunday…read moredinners I opt for Pastosas. It's Brooklyn's best, need I say more!

Best authentic Italian items ! Canned tomatoes have the taste of bonus home cooking. Raviolis are…read morefresh and all Varieties are delicious.

What a bomb Italian grocery shop! Our friends told us about this place so we drove a good chunk to…read morecome here and it was definitely worth it. Delicious Italian cheeses brought us back home and also certain prepackaged cookies and snacks totally warmed our hearts. It's a rather large grocery store where you'll find all kinds of Italian things from cheese to pasta, everything is imported from Italy. We loved the semi stagionato cheese and took home a lot of delicious black pepper cheese. Loved finding many different things I normally don't while bringing back some nostalgic things we love. If I'm in the area again I'll for sure make a quick stop here, totally worth it.

Great selection of Italian meats, cheeses olive oil's. If you're looking for something Italian,…read morethey have it.

Only giving 1 star because we ordered a Dyker Heights sandwich and the chicken cutlet in the…read moresandwich was rock hard. You couldn't even chew it. We were first time and last tme customers. I guess the person serving us didn't know us, so he gave us the leftover, rock hard chicken cutlets.

I've see the content on social media. I am occasionally in the neighborhood and had to stop by…read moretoday. I picked up an 11th Ave. hero, a prosciutto bread, sausage and broccoli rabe Savory Sfogliatella, lemon drop cookies and the PB&J layer cookies. Half of my order was gone before I got home. I was surprised I didn't pull over and eat everything. The food is amazing and will be a stop on my monthly trip to Dyker Heights. Keep up the amazing work and Happy Holidays!

I tried this place for the eggplant hero. Trying to discover the spots in the area for the best…read moreones. This one was okay and pretty average. In my opinion it could've been way more cheese. It was just sauce and eggplant. However, it had a very good amount of eggplant and that was a plus. The bread was nice and toasty and soaked up the flavor of the eggplant and the sauce. Overall, this sandwich was not bad. It just wasn't a favorite.

Ordered a Canarsie hero: Hot pastrami w/melted American cheese for pickup, which was outstanding…read more I mean, my cholesterol number may match my zip code afterward, but you only live once.

I was drawn into the place from the fresh smells of basil and garlic sauce..It was fresh pasta &…read moreveggies I got the pasta primavera I've had pasta primavera before with pasta, Prima Rivera sauce, which there was none the pasta of the day was rotelle. It just lacked flavor, so I got home doctored it up with my own seasonings. If I go back next time. I'll probably try a more creamy based pasta or butter sauce. But I need to know what day is The fettuccine pasta That's my favorite. The star was the ricotta toast. That was the best thing

The cacio e pepe with spicy prosciutt and arugula really changed my opinion of this place, which…read morewe've tried multiple times and I always thought it was good but not amazing. This dish was the perfect level of creamy and not too heavy on the pepe, balanced perfectly by the crispy and fresh add-ons. The bolognese is quite good as well, and the meatballs are decent, but I think the c & p is the standout here. I love that they have a fun different pasta shape each day too, this one was my favorite like little stacked lasagna pieces almost. Good to know there's an affordable staple pasta around.

I love these ravioli so much, they taste so delicious & are homemade…read more The problem is they're impossible to get delivered, Not happening. Now queen Anne has dry pasta & should be no problem for a delivery & why do they have website to buy food online & get its under construction, its been the excuse they've been using & its been 10 years later & nada. I found out some distributors has the rights called peacock cheese, the problem i need to own a store to buy from them. If I want them ravioli, i would have to drive 6 hrs to a italian deli & since 1970's also called pinocchio back then & ive been going to Monte Carlo & the only place in California thats closes to me & that's 6 hours close. Located in bensonhurst, I feel like I gotta go through a connection & know a guy.

Ravioli's are great! The only thing I don't like is the owners attitude! He's very rude and not…read morefriendly at all! But the employees are very nice

I love this spot I come here every week mostly every day I love eating here i would highly…read morerecommended the service is amazing and make me feel welcomed

First time trying them and ordered a ceasar salad and a large cheese pizza pie on Uber eats . Very…read moredisappointed with the salad the pizza is edible but the salad horrible.

The pasta itself was very oily. I'm not sure if it was from the cooking process or added afterward,…read morebut there was enough oil that the sauce wouldn't stick and just slid off the pasta. There's no seating available, and only one person was working despite a line out the door. He seemed overloaded, but to his credit, he was very friendly and had a great attitude. I might give this place another shot.

Bravo to Brooklyn Pasta Bar for getting one fundamental thing right: the pasta arrives properly…read moretossed in sauce, not theatrically naked with a dollop parked in the middle for you to perform table-side acrobatics. That alone signals someone in the kitchen knows what they're doing. I tried the Rigatoni Sunday Sauce -- rigatoni tossed in a bright, tomato-forward sauce with sliced sausage, eggplant, a meatball, and a cheesy breadstick -- and it mostly delivered. The sauce is lively and fresh-tasting, clearly "today's sauce" rather than something resurrected from yesterday's pot. Tomatoes sing, the acidity is balanced, and the simmered depth is there without feeling overworked. It could have used a whisper more salt for punch, but that's an easy fix at the table with Pecorino Romano; I added some at home and it snapped into perfect focus. The meatball was flavorful but a touch dry -- breadcrumbs are doing the structural work, and a milk-soaked stale bread technique would have kept it juicier without losing character. Sausage and eggplant were solid partners, and the cheesy breadstick was dangerously good (eat it slowly unless you want to be judged by your tablemates). If I could award half stars, this gets a 4.5. Smart execution, honest flavors, and a few small technical tweaks away from greatness. Highly recommend giving them a try -- especially if you, like me, believe that pasta should arrive ready to eat, not ready for a culinary trust exercise.