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    Pasquale Jones

    3.6 (382 reviews)
    PriceyItalian, Pizza
    Closed 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Chris D.

    Our brunch was a little hit and a little miss. The hits- the pancake was gorgeous! As was the rose cremant to drink. I really enjoyed the freshness of the cucumber salad, but it was described as Japanese on the menu and I couldn't figure out what that actually translated to in the dish. The pan con tomate tasted more of olive oil than tomato - in fact we couldn't barely even tell there was tomato on it. The tuna was lovely and light, but teeny tiny portion and the (delicious) sauce it came with (I think rhubarb) was stuck to the side of the dish and we didn't realize it was there until the end. The staff were lovely and the space was great. It was just a little bit pricey for a lot of things that were small and a little one note. Would go and try the pizza though!

    Spicy Coppa
    Melissa R.

    We were braving the crowds the day after Black Friday, and decided to grab a bite to eat before shopping. We are new to the app inkind and decided to check this place out. We were able to get a late lunch reservation at 215 on Resy. The restaurant was at 80% capacity. We were seated right away and even though we were close to the door, they had large drapes over the door to keep the heat inside. We got the Pasquale Chopped salad which I thought was very good. I asked to put the meat on the side since I'm vegetarian. We also ordered the margherita and spicy coppa pizza. The pizza came out very hot, it was your traditional wood fired pizza. My pizza was good and I loved the dough. The spicy pizza was unique and my partner ate the whole thing. Since we had to spend $80 to get $40 off thru inkind app, we opted to get the cheesecake dessert which was good, but slightly burned to where you couldn't eat the crust as it was too charred. Overall good experience. It's nice testing different restaurants thru the app and getting a discount. For a decent pizza, a cozy environment, I would recommend.

    Ginger K.

    As always, the food and experience were incredible! Chef Ryan, Chef Brandon & Team are consistently outstanding! Their monthly Omakase experience has easily become a favorite outing that I look forward to!

    Heritage Berkshire Pork
    William A.

    Been here a few times and it's usually good. Disappointed this last visit because we ordered the pork that came with habanada peppers and romano beans. The only problem was when the pork arrived only cauliflower was included. We ordered the pork because the sides sold us and was the tiebreaker over another dish we were looking at. Don't get me wrong I love cauliflower but it's a sad substitute when you were expecting the other especially for a $37 dish. Had someone told us while ordering we would have gotten something different. Additionally, the pork was sub-par at best. The good was the Crudo and Beef Carpaccio which was excellent.

    Roasted Beets and Chicken Liver Mousse
    Jen E.

    Stuck between a 3.5 and 4. Had a reservation for 7:30 but arrived around 7pm. We waited for a table since we were early but off the bat, the restaurant is LOUD. Tables are cramped. You're basically sitting elbow to elbow with the ppl next to you and can't hear the person sitting an arm's length in front of you. So if youre thinking of bringing a date here? Maybe not. But...if youre here for dope pizza and chicken liver mousse, this IS it. They know how to make their pizza. If youre into thin crusted pizza, this is as NY as it gets. Considering they do have takeout, that's what I would probably do. I ended up leaving with a noise induced headache but a belly full of pizza and delicious bread. Ya win some. Ya lose some I guess.

    Littleneck Clam pizza
    Carmen W.

    Come here for the pizzas and the pizzas only... I came here for dinner specifically because my husband was craving pizza and the wait times were crrrazy as usual for a Friday night in SoHo. The hostess was kind of nice to rearrange for us to get seated during prime dinner time. We ordered the clam pizza that tasted fishy despite a healthy dose of lemon juice over it, what really complemented it well was their hot chili oil infused with loads of chili peppers. We also ordered another entree which should very well be an appetizer due to its shockingly small portion size for its high 20 something dollar price tag. Though our ragu was tasty it was definitely not worth it when we could've gotten something more filling such as another pizza. The waitress gave us a fair warning but will not be back given NYCS plethora of Italian restaurants. Another dampen to our dinner out was that a hobo was begging us for change as we were eating.

    Naoko S.

    Cute cozy restaurant in Soho. I wanted to love it because I picked this place after watching a reel a good reviewer posted for my own birthday with best friend. Service was very charming with our cute waiter. 1. Fish sashimi appetizer - very small but tastes fresh and good 2. Clam pizza- this was a big hit. Very tasty and dough was soft and freshly made and thin - and it was very good 3. Beets Salad- beautifully made and tastes very good. 4. Lemon pasta - very disappointing. Tasted really bad like a horse house. I was not sure what's going on. Very small amount 5. Salad - very disappointing as too much dressing and very salty. Not eatanle. The salami tasted very old, and we left it almost untouched. A big dish. Overall, it was ok. We didn't want to stay for dessert.

    Handmade Tagliatelle
    Adam S.

    food overall was really great! Would highly recommend the chicken saltimbocca and little clam pizza.

    Calamari and Burrata
    Madison B.

    Love the pizza and atmosphere! A very cute place that is a cute spot and I also really had good experience with the staff. They sat us immediately and we didn't have to wait a bunch! A good staple in good location convenient to many other popular shops dessert places and bars - went to bar piscelinno after since salt and straw had such a long line!

    Maks T.

    Not a fan to be fully honest. But this is just my subjective opinion and I am no expert. Pizza was OK, the ravioli was ambitious, and server was weird in my opinion. Very tiny seating. Nice location though.

    Antoinette P.

    Overall it was a great experience! The hostess allowed us to change our seats bc it was chilly outside. Seating is tight, but that's everywhere in NY. We sat at the bar which was so cool bc we got to watch them prepare and bake the pizzas. The meatballs are SO GOOD! we ordered the pizza with Brussels sprouts which wasn't my favorite but my husband enjoyed it. I would have gone for a simple pepperoni pie which looked really good. Would definitely go back!

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    This should be rated higher - great service, food and ambiance. Crudo, beets and pumpkin pizza were particular highlights for us

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    Ask the Community - Pasquale Jones

    Do they offer pizza by the slice?

    Hi! We only offer whole pizzas, and not by the slice.

    Is there gluten free options for pizza and pasta?

    We now carry gluten free spaghetti that is made with rice and corn flour--we have a fair deal of vegetarian items on the menu (or can be made so).

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