in:Handmade pappardelle?47 pts
“Popular spot, all handmade pasta and its a sorta choose your own pasta + sauce, so that may be great for the kid to choose what they want specifically.”
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6.0/10Italian
AI-generated summary
around $14 and to match, which is why people send groups and first dates here. Order the wild boar ragu if you want one dish. Nobody claims it's great food. Some call the gummy and the service careless, and a couple of people blame it for a bad stomach.
“Popular spot, all handmade pasta and its a sorta choose your own pasta + sauce, so that may be great for the kid to choose what they want specifically.”
H2
“There are better, but it’s solid and you won’t find cheaper for a sit down dinner.”
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“$14 pasta that tastes way better than it should from San Marzano”
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“San Marzano has never failed me - great pastas and paninis that are almost all at or under $15.”
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“San Marzano in the East Village has fresh pasta for $14, and has a nice rustic vibe.”
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“San Marzano, pasta for 16 bucks”
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“Food didn’t taste bad but if the staff says steer clear I do.”
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“I just had their pesto last night and felt nauseous for 12 hours afterwards”
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“Forma Pasta or San Marzano for cheap and cheerful.”
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“San Marzano has fresh pastas for $14 and pretty charming ambiance.”
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“As an italian these are absolutely disgusting options with gummy pasta. Do not bring your friend here”
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“I’ve already tried and loved: * Joe & Pat’s (the regular pie) * Spicy Moon (especially the wontons in chili oil and dandan noodles) * San Marzano (the vodka pasta)”
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