Bad Nonna's

Sooo good! Great pasta! Great sauce! Fun environment. We will definitely be back once we are in OKC.

Service is quick. Being that it was a Sunday afternoon it was pretty crowded but atmosphere was still very welcoming. Everything was very delicious. The ravioli had a creamy ricotta feeling. The sauce was really good with a hint of heat. Not overwhelming at all, though. My daughter ordered the chicken fettuccine and added bacon note to self next time I will order, an extra order of garlic toast because there was so much sauce. We will definitely be back.

I was pleasantly surprised with the tasty Italian food we got in a food hall in Oklahoma City. I had eggplant Parmesan sandwich, my daughter had fettuccine Alfredo, and we split a house salad. Flavor was on point! Salad was fresh, although dressing was bottled dressing and not house made. Fettuccine was overcooked and broke when my daughter tried to twirl it. My eggplant Parmesan was well cooked and the sauce was tasty. The roll was overly toasted and hard to eat because it was so crunchy.To be fair, we're very picky about Italian food and I'm happy with how tasty this was. I imagine the patio would be fun for dining, we were just there on a cold and windy day.

I heard good things, so I was really excited to try this place out at the Parlor. I ordered the Carbonara, which is supposed to come with spaghetti, but my pasta was really thick and not spaghetti at all-- it reminded me of a bucatini. The sauce was split, so it was very oily, and the noodles were not able to be coated well. The garlic bread was pretty good, but I was unable to finish my underwhelming meal. It was just overall disappointing!

Cold pesto pasta is fantastic! Pro tip: add grilled chicken! You won't regret it! Located inside the parlor on the first floor.

The food is so fresh and tasty! An excellent find in the Parlor Food Court! Pay for parking but don't worry, totally worth it! What a great find! You gotta try it!

I went there because of the reviews. For starters, as a visitor to the city, It was hard to find as I didn't see signage outside the building. The food prices were reasonable. However, I would label this restaurant as fast food Italian. I ordered the eggplant. It was FRIED. Way too fried. And the noodles were starchy and overcooked. Not healthy at all.

Exceedingly happy with the sausage and peppers sandwich! Will definitely come again!

I regret not getting food from this place during my work's Christmas party this past year. I had seen the large portions and delicious looking food. At the time, I didn't know it was so reasonably priced, scrumptious (which I don't know if I have ever written that word), or full of great people willing to help with suggestions. It definitely felt like comfort food made to scientific perfection which is why I felt "scrumptious" was appropriate. I would highly recommended trying anything. I had the fried lasagna, the bruschetta, the Caesar salad, and the Cajun dish that was called Geaux Queen, I think? I know you are thinking that's a lot of dishes, but the price was so fair that it didn't seem like a lot of food (I totally expected it to be like portions for ants). The main dishes were maybe $12, salad was $4, bruschetta was $7. I honestly could have had just one of those things as a meal bc they were so large. And the ambience of the Parlor really made an impression. Very chill and I didn't feel old. Like, the concept is similar to The Collective but 1) there was private parking off of 7th street and 2) I feel too much pre-adult (age 18-26) energy at The Collective where people are looking to vibe and hook up (which is fun if you're into that). But the Parlor seems like a great place to relax, find your digital workspace hang out, grabbing a coffee while you wait for your food, meet for a dinner date with your partner. Okay - I've said too much. You need to try it for yourself. I swear, this is not a paid review but it was 10/10 and I would totally take a free sampler the next time I come through if that's an option.

Such a great find! The food here is amazing. A great vegan selection that is out of this world. The sloppy Joey and the sausage and peppers are the best meals in the Heartland by far. Thanks for such great food at a reasonable price! If in OKC you have to try this place!