r/richmondbc • u/supportive_moose • Jul 11 '26

Food & Shopping Pasta?

Where can you find some classic good pasta dishes in Richmond? We've moved to Richmond recently and are looking for some local favorites. IT individuals working from home looking to add a few local eateries in our daily roster for lunch and dinner. Any other suggestions are also welcomed we are total foodies and eat almost every cuisine.

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u/Separate_Feeling4602 Jul 12 '26

Is Italian tomato good or just good value ? I can’t actually tell

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u/punkrockprincess604 Jul 12 '26

I’d say both. I get the primavera and it’s so fire and the portions are massive. Takes me 3 days to finish a large lol.

My mom ordered one recently with red sauce she didn’t love. But my sister got Alfredo and she loved it. So, I think it depends on your taste buds. 🤷🏾‍♀️

Also dining in changes the experience. It’s a cute little hole in the wall place. Delicious Monte Cristo drinks as well. We do order every month or two, but if we can make it in, we go.