Pep’s On Grand

I've come here multiple times because they have an excellent happy hour, even on the weekends. $6 beers, a little more expensive wines, and up to $10-12 spritzesIt is a fantastic place to hang around and catch up with friends over drinks. Food smelled great as well and I'll be sure to get food next time!

It's a no for me.I honestly have no idea how this place has so many positive reviews. Maybe we came on a bad night? The service was horrible!! The waitress took our orders, brought the food. Never asked if we need anything, hows the food?, etc. It would have been nice to have been offered some parm cheese with our pasta. Or a refill on drinks. Those things. Plus, the staff were eating right in plain view. I understand chefs taste their own food, but the pizza person was literally eating as she was making the pizzas. Isn't that a health code violation? The food really wasn't that great and the prices were just not right for the quality provided. For any Yelpers who truly appreciate the importance of a red flag review, this is it. Avoid this place at all costs. I don't see how it can remain standing with so many other awesome Italian restaurants in the area.

Service was good, sat ourselves and the bartender took our order. It's a bar with a few tables, so don't expect a large restaurant with tons of tables. The pasta was very good!! The fettuccini was not a thick, creamy fettuccine but a lighter, buttery sauce perfectly flavored. Portions were big enough, unless you're a really big eater but we were satisfied. They don't bring any bread, which is a little surprising for an Italian restaurant, especially as we walked through little Italy seeing other restaurants with the bread and oil on the table but not here. It was ok, we saved ourselves some carbs. Service was different, different people wait on you, whoever is available and they don't rush you out. Very authentic, a little too authentic to me when I see veal on the menu but some traditions never change. For me that's a hard no. Overall, and from hearing restaurants in Little Italy are a slew of mediocre food, here the food did not disappoint!

Stopped in, service was wonderful, most important, pizza was great! Will definitely return

Love little Italy and came here while walking through. Service was wonderful, they sat me right down, and were very attentive. The ambiance was beautiful, and the Margherita Pizza was amazing. I hadn't had pizza from there in years and it was so worth it!

Stopped by for an old fashioned and spicy whisky sour which were very tasty. The bartender was great, friendly and makes good drinks. Dope spot in Chinatown so the ambiance is dope for sure!

Pep's on Grand is located in Little Italy and features, you guessed it, Italian food.Happy hour is 4-7, and we enjoyed the discounted cocktails. Have I had a better Aperol Spritz? Definitely, but this one was decent.We tried a few items-I enjoyed the Pizza (Margarita + mushrooms and burrata) and the Gnocchi (very rich with a yummy truffle Gorgonzola sauce). The Pacheri needed a bit more sauce and salt and left a bit to be desired and was a bit cold? The truffle fries were nothing special, and the Brussels sprouts were nice-I'd give them a 5/10 on my Brussels sprouts score scale (if you know, you know).Our food came out very quickly which was a surprise but we can't complain.

Food was amazing! Wish I had this restaurant closer to home! Must try if your in little Italy A+

We had a family dinner here, and it was a blast! The food was delicious, we pretty much ordered everything, highlights include the pasta limone and the pacherri, we also loved the burrata pizza. They also have great cocktails and tasty desserts. They never rushed us, and the owner even came to our table to make sure everything was perfect. I would highly recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Not too crowded... Food was amazing, Brussel sprouts were so good!!! My old fashion was perfectly done...