Giuseppe's Pastacaffe

I would be so fat if I lived near this place

You want freshly handmade pasta, go here! Well-lit, happy, small group seating: booth, bar-style table, or table/chair seating. Super delicious pasta types in bowls, paninis, salads! Vegetarian options: The large Italian salad with fresh veggies in it, oil, can add protein if wish. Ceasar salad, soup, & can adjust tortellini bowl contents. Parking: Parking lot shared with the businesses in same building. Extra parking in large side lot across. Don't be thwarted by lots of cars.

I had lunch at Giuseppe's for the first time today. My friend and I both had the lunch special, Cappellini Pomodoro, with a side salad. We also shared an order of garlic bread and enjoyed King cake canollis for desert. I loved everything! The pasta and sauce were very flavorful, and the salad had a light oil dressing on it. The garlic bread had a wonderful homemade taste - I could have eaten several orders. The canollis were great, the taste was just right, and the texture was good. The service was also really good. Ordering is done at a counter, which means payment is made before food is served. I'm not fond of this because I typically add my tip to my card payment. I prefer to tip at the end of my meal. I tip very generously when I receive good service. In today's case, I give five stars to food, service, and atmosphere

Very good for the money...eat there regularly

Dirty tables and kitchen staff were shouting and playing very loud music over the cafe music. It was not an environment for a $20 pasta.

Food was mediocre and bland. Pasta was hard in spots, chicken was bland and dry. Salads were dry, croutons were way too hard. Everything was under seasoned. Felt like I had defac food. Vibe is kinda cool aesthetically but food genuinely ruined it. Go to a different Italian place.

If you want real Italian you have to try them, the pasta is fresh made not dried or frozen, it's was so amazing!

I would love to give this place a 5 star review but I just cannot. I have wanted to try them for a very long time and now I am not sure I will ever be back. Let’s begin with the fact that I parked nearest to what I thought was a handicap entrance as I possibly could. Guess what? It isn’t a handicap entrance. The only entrance I could find was way away from the handicap parking spots with steps to enter. This place is unfortunately not a handicap friendly establishment. Thankfully my mom was not in her wheelchair. You walk into the place and you have to order and pay at the register. There was only one cashier at the station when we arrived. I told her this was our first time here. We made three separate orders as we were dining together like we always do but paying for ourselves. The cashier was pleasant and did help me decided on my meal. I had to ask where the drink station was as it is around the corner. No one told us we should have ordered together to get our food kind of at the same time but we will get to that. My pasta was delicious but my grandson’s fettuccine was bland and full of butter. This house dressing you have is weird. Why is it just oil and lemon? There is no seasoning, no spice, just bland oily slightly lemony dressing. That salad would have been perfect with a better dressing. I personally though the bread was delicious but it needed real whipped butter not those tiny packs of store bought butter. When my mom ordered the prosciutto panini why didn’t you say something about it taking longer than the pasta? Because when we waited 30 minutes for it you acted like we should have known and we shouldn’t be complaining! We were all done eating except for her. You then told us we should have all ordered together! Like WHAT? If you wanted everyone to order together you should taken the orders at the table and then split checks as needed. I waited so long to come here and I am so disappointed with the experience. To top off the whole experience of having to get my walker bound mother back to the car, someone was parked right next to our car in a non parking spot. It is actually where the wheelchairs would go to the other building next door to you. This spot should be clearly marked stating it is not a parking spot as they were actually the second vehicle I saw park there during this visit. I had to move just to get her into the car. Wouldn’t be a place a recommended at this time.

The lasagna is wonderful and the bread is absolutely amazing. We eat here every time we're in town.