Pastosa Ravioli

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  • I just wish my parents still lived further out in Brooklyn and would still bring me fresh ravioli on Sunday from Pastosa or Frank & Sal.

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  • replying to u/DiRub: Brother. Take the train to Arthur avenue. Go to borgattis and buy boxes of the best ravioli’s of all time. Eat some fresh that day. Out of the freezer they’re unbeatable.

    Pastosa also excellent

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  • replying to u/crazeman: I grew up on Bensonhurst but haven't really lived or eaten in the area for a while so I only know the "old" places and not any of the new ones. \--- The "original" [John's Deli](https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-original-johns-deli-brooklyn) has one of the best roast beef sandwiches. They smother it with fresh mozzarella, caramelized onions, and this delicious thick black sauce to keep the roast beef moist. Honestly they have the best roast beef out of any other places that I've tried. They have a few locations in Brooklyn If you walk a few blocks away, there's also [L&B Spumoni Gardens](https://www.yelp.com/biz/l-and-b-spumoni-gardens-brooklyn) which is famous for their square slices and spumoni. People give them shit for falling off or being not as good but it still hits the spot for me whenever I get them. Pro tip, L&B is one of the few places that has the same prices on UberEats vs in-person ($32 for a Sicilian square pie). You pair that with a 40% UberEats off coupon that they give out every other week and you can pretty much get them delivered for the same price without making the trip out. The 40% coupons pretty much covers the delivery fee/tip/whatever bullshit UberEats tack on. IMO if it's your first time trying L&B I'd recommend going in person as it taste MUCH better fresh but if you're a old head who got a craving for L&B, UberEats is a pretty good alternative without having to make the trip. [Liu's Shanghai](https://www.yelp.com/biz/lius-shanghai-brooklyn-2) in…

    Lionis, mama hand pulled, Liu, Chris's, Mr bun, pastosa, fornaretto are all very good.

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  • replying to u/Epic_Finance: If you are focused solely on distance, Eataly in Flatiron is right by Kips Bay. There’s Ceriello on 42nd Street and Russo’s on 11th Street. Fairway has a large selection, but it’s more like a standard grocery store.

    Pastosa and Caputo’s groceries in Brooklyn are my go to.

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  • replying to u/boringcranberry: You can get them at pizza places. Order from a place where you really like the sauce. Alternatively, it couldn't be easier to make them. I think Pastosa had an ownership change in the last 10 years but my family has been buying their ravioli and stuffed shells for 50+ years. We used to go to their store in Brooklyn. There seems to be still a few brick and mortar spots but you can also order: https://shop.pastosa.com/products/pastosa-jumbo-stuffed-shells They have a bunch of stuff for purchase. The meal kits look good tops

    came here to say pastosa

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