Pasta restaurants in Phoenix

Legends Sports Bar & Restaurant

412 S. Third St., Phoenix, AZ 85004

Formerly Coach & WilliesPhoenix's pro sports franchises have a way of stomping all over your heart. Either they'll come close to winning the big... More »
Amante Pizza and Pasta

3345 W. Greenway Road, Phoenix, AZ 85053

The Amante Calzone - a combination of onion, black olives, shredded pepperoni, and spinach folded between flaky crusts - has to be tasted to be believed. Follow it... More »
Amazing Jake's Pizza Factory

1830 E. Baseline Road, Mesa, AZ 85204

Forget outdated children�??s entertainment destinations like Chuck E. Cheese�??s. Mesa is home to a 95,000 sq. ft. indoor playspace with everything from... More »
Jilly's American Grill

825 N. 54th St., Chandler, AZ 85226

With a combination of superb food, a stylish atmosphere, and great service, Jilly's is becoming the favorite place to be during any big televised sporting... More »

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Recent Critic Reviews

New Times staff writes for Phoenix New Times on Fired Up Grill

It was a heat-seeking mission — and a dangerous one. Chow Bella's contributors dispersed through the Valley, in search of the hottest, tastiest, and most creative culinary offerings. Read on at your risk.

Desert Tears at Carefree Station: "Do you like spicy food?" This will be the (seemingly) innocent question you're asked after ordering the aptly named Desert...
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Michele Laudig writes for Phoenix New Times on PastaBAR

I doubt I'm the first person to say this, but I'm certain I won't be the last: First Street and Pierce has become the coolest corner in downtown Phoenix.

It happened in a flash. A year ago, it was a culinary no man's land (unless you count the Pizza Hut on the west side of the street), but nowadays you can get Asian tapas, Italian pasta, and Irish pub grub, all in the same...
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Stephen Lemons writes for Phoenix New Times on Bada Boom Pasta Room

Everyone knows about Pavlov's dogs: those canines that helped Russian scientist Ivan Pavlov demonstrate that the natural flow of saliva in Sparky's mouth could be induced by external stimuli, like a bell ringing. Pavlov referred to this as a "conditioned reflex," and his findings netted him a Nobel prize way back in 1904.
Pavlov's interest was actually in the physiology of digestion, so...
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Recent User Reviews

davelog wrote a review for The Old Spaghetti Factory
10/15/12

Remember how great the Old Spaghetti Factory was when you were a kid? Well, cherish that memory, because either our age or the times have caught up with the Old Spaghetti Factory. We ate there Saturday evening and I was underwhelmed in all categories - the service was inattentive, the food was bland and not even particularly hot, and the menu's gotten smaller. They...
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mattlorey.vvm wrote a review for Streets of New York
03/20/12

Great sandwiches and salads!
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davelog wrote a review for Streets of New York
04/29/11

Streets has added a lot to their menu over the past few years, but it's the staples that really make the place: the #1 sub, the Italian sausage appetizer, a slice of meatball pizza. A good local chain that's survived the years with quality food and good service.
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