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1501 Western Ave. Seattle, WA 98101

206-622-4280

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Cuisine(s): Italian

Hours: Mon-Fri 11am-3pm

Price: $
Payment Types: cash

Attire: Casual

Features: Patio/Sidewalk Dining
Parking: No Parking

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There's no shortage of great meals within walking distance of Seattle Weekly's offices, and Il Corvo's pasta was no exception. The spaghetti with briny cured tuna heart, crushed Calabrian chiles, olive oil and parsley leaves evokes the feverish, lascivious spring that many chefs forsake in favor of celebrating the season's tender greens. The pasta preparations change daily, so check Easton's blog for a running roster.

100 Favorite Dishes: Spaghetti at Il Corvo

By Hanna Raskin | Fri, May 4, 2012

Mike Easton makes pasta in all kinds of shapes. His noodle portfolio includes tubular occhi di lupo, ropy strozzapreti, oblong ravioli and bow-tie farfalle. But I'm most fond of the pastas susceptible... More »
Assessing the "Where Should I Eat?" Apps

By Hanna Raskin | Tue, April 3, 2012

Urbanspoon last week released a redone version of its popular app, supplementing its shake-to-suggest slot machine with interactive maps and lists of restaurants favored by Eater or helmed by James Be... More »
Voracious Dining Guide

By Hanna Raskin, Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, March 21, 2012

The impulse when opening a dining guide organized by neighborhood is to flip immediately to the section covering the few square miles you call home. We won't stop you. After all, who are we to deny you the pleasure of seeing your hangouts summariz... More »
Il Corvo's Pasta Is Almost Bursting with Pleasure

By Jay Friedman | Thu, December 29, 2011

One of Seattle's hottest new restaurants is hiding...in a gelato shop. And even if you know where Il Corvo is (inside Procopio, steps down from Western Avenue behind Pike Place Market, below Kasala fu... More »
How to Make Il Corvo's Carbonara

By Naomi Bishop | Wed, December 28, 2011

Yesterday Mike Easton told us about the origins of his love for pasta. Today he's giving us the recipe for one of his favorites. The menu at Il Corvo changes daily, so you never know if you'll be able... More »
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Main Menu

Fruit Ices
Solo : One Or Two Flavor Of Gelato In A Dish $3, Doppio : One To Three Flavore Of Gelato In A Dish $4, Grande : Prepackaged Containers Of Selected Flavors $4.75, Quarts : Prepackaged Containers Of Selected Flavors $7.99, Special Hand Packed Quarts Up To Six Flavors $12.99

Apricot

Banana

Banana Pecan

Blackberry

Cantaloupe

Espresso Romano

Grapefruit

Lemon

Lime

Lychee

Mango

Orange

Orange Campari

Pineapple

Raspberry

Strawberry

Chocolates
Solo : One Or Two Flavor Of Gelato In A Dish $3, Doppio : One To Three Flavore Of Gelato In A Dish $4, Grande : Prepackaged Containers Of Selected Flavors $4.75, Quarts : Prepackaged Containers Of Selected Flavors $7.99, Special Hand Packed Quarts Up To Six Flavors $12.99

Chocolate

Chocolate Almond

Chocolate Banana

Chocolate Chip

Chocolate Cinnamon

Chocolate Cookie

Chocolate Flake

Chocolate Hazelnut

Chocolate Malt

Chocolate Mint

Chocolate Mint Chip

Chocolate Orange Chip

Chocolate Raspberry

Milk Chocolate

Milk Chocolate Chip

Moka

Moka Chip

Whites
Solo : One Or Two Flavor Of Gelato In A Dish $3, Doppio : One To Three Flavore Of Gelato In A Dish $4, Grande : Prepackaged Containers Of Selected Flavors $4.75, Quarts : Prepackaged Containers Of Selected Flavors $7.99, Special Hand Packed Quarts Up To Six Flavors $12.99

Almond

Almond Chip

Cappuccino

Cappuccino Chip

Caramel

Caramel Almond

Cinnamon

Cookies & Cream

Ginger

Hazelnut

Mint Chip

Peppermint

Pistacchio

Rose

Vanilla

Vanilla Malt

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il Corvo

1501 Western Ave. Seattle, WA 98101

206-622-4280

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By Hanna Raskin | Fri, May 4, 2012

By Hanna Raskin | Tue, April 3, 2012

By Hanna Raskin, Seattle Weekly Critics | Wed, March 21, 2012

By Jay Friedman | Thu, December 29, 2011

By Naomi Bishop | Wed, December 28, 2011