Pasta Supply

Pasta Supply Co (PSC) offers unassuming, high quality, delicious pasta options made daily with fresh ingredients. My partner ordered the "butter and parm," which he said was simple, left him wanting more and comforting in a way like we were invited over to eat an Italian grandmother's home. I had the "dungeness crab bucatini with green garlic and charred jalapeño" and easily cleaned my plate.We both had their in-house made ciabatta and roasted asparagus with gremolata--a first for both us, but far from the last. I've never had asparagus with such delicate and firm texture, aside from the crispy savory goodness of the gremolata.The service is attentive, responsive but minimal. The atmosphere is down-to-earth, modest and lends itself to easily heard conversation.It was an overall lovely experience!

Do not dine in here. It's very underwhelming left me feeling very unsatisfied. It's honestly just quite kind of sad I ordered the vodka sauce with shrimp for the prices they charge they could dress it up a bit with the doors left open Making it freezing cold no Parmesan cheese no parsley not even a small piece of bread served with your pasta in a plastic bowl. just a packet of crushed peppers left at the table and for that I was grateful because at least it tasted like something I've had better pasta sauce from a jar all for over $30 Oh and they charge 18% gratuity on top of the ticket yet you order at the counter. Eye roll won't be going back. If anything it made me realize how good of a cook I am so for that I'm grateful.

Pasta Supply Co is my partner's favorite restaurant in the city! Everything is so fresh and flavorful. appreciate that they do all in pricing so what you see on the menu is what you pay. That includes their tip, and benefits to the staff. think more restaurants should do this to ensure their people are paid well.The restaurant is quick turn, as you order outside. Don't worry, if you want to order more, you always can from your table. Folks are friendly and happy to recommend their favorite dishes. You'll want to come back often because their menu changes from time to time! On your way out, you could also pick up some pasta and sauce to eat at home.My star rating:5 - must go!!! 4 - liked it, give it a try!3 - it was alright2 - I probably won't go back 1 - turnaround and run

Service here was friendly and helpful. My wife and I enjoyed the meatballs, the white bean dip, and the cannelloni. Everything was very tasty, our favorites were the meatballs and the warm ciabatta drizzled with olive oil that came with the white bean dip appetizer!

I've tried the original Pasta Supply Co. in the Richmond and remembered loving the texture, so I was super thrilled that a location opened up in my own neighborhood! We had the "destroyed bread" as an appetizer which was essentially a fried hunk of bread doused in tomatoes and topped with burrata. It was super olive oil-y and crispy yet a bit soggy from the tomato (in a good way)For pastas, the first one we tried was the mafaldine with butter and parm and a scoop of the beef cheek sugo (this is a must). We got this one at the original location and it was our favorite pasta that we tried, so we had to get it again and it did not disappoint. The shape is so fun and the squiggles really pick up all the buttery cheese sauce. The sugo is super tender and adds some meatiness that we really loved.The other pasta we got was the hot mess spaghetti and meatballs. This was pretty tasty as well but not what I expected -- it came in a rich pool of buttery sauce. It was not bad but I'm not sure I'd get it again. The one thing in common with the pasta dishes is how perfectly cooked the pasta was! This place has really perfected their al dente pasta, it's honestly some of the best pasta texture I've had in the city.They also bring you a packet of chili flakes which had some really good heat and were so good that we brought the rest home! One other thing that I loved is that the tip is built into the cost -- so the price you see is truly the price you pay. Definitely something I hope more restaurants in SF start doing!

Came here with some friends on a recommendation that they had great food. The food was fresh and did taste ok, but there were some peculiar parts of the visit. First, you can't be seated without everyone present. Not too unusual, but I think we had a reservation. Very understandable given how small the dining area is. Second, no tipping, but the prices are much higher in order to compensate for wages. This is actually something I can get behind, but I do feel that the prices are too high for what we get even knowing about this setup. For the meal itself, I'm the food was ok. In some cases the sauces were nearly indistinguishable, which was odd since we ordered 3 different things. I hardly found any bacon in my dish that featured smoked bacon. The meatballs were good tho. Overall, decent food but very expensive, even for SF but there is a reason why. Also, I'm deducting a star due to the political signs they posted out front. I'm all for free speech and this restaurant has their right to post what they'd like in support of their candidate, but the sign made it clear that half the population shouldn't eat here. Perhaps not the best strategy, but to each their own.

After when my CCSF class ends I usually like coming here to this Italian Pasta Supply Grocery Store just to browse around and kill some time before heading out to my next destination place that I need to go to !!!!!This Italian Pasta Also Has Also Cool Different Styles Pastas for you choose from that u are interested in buying to take home!!!!! If u Yelpers & Yelpettes are here in this area of 22ND Mission St and like pasta just like me try going to this Pasta Supply Grocery Store!!!!!

Very solid dinner spot! Hits the sweet spot of casual with fancy date vibes. Interacted with various staff (you order upfront before entering) and everyone was super nice.House salad and sweet corn ravioli were ordered! Both solid and left feeling full which can sometimes be challenging when ordering ravioli.

A great pasta shop on Clement street. They have tons of vegetarian pasta options, and I ordered the cannelloni because the server mentioned it's seasonal and will be off the menu within a week or so. I really liked the cannelloni which was stuffed with ricotta and had plenty of zucchini and squash as well.They're both a dine in restaurant and a to go pasta shop. There's a good amount of seating for dine in (probably seats ~20) and they also have tons of food you can buy to go - from pasta, to sauce, veggies and impossible meatballs.They let you know they're a "true cost" restaurant where the price you see is what you pay - no tipping. This format is a nice change of pace from typical sf dining with random surcharges peppered throughout the bill.

3.5 stars! The vibes of this place are immaculate. The chili flakes provided at the table are pretty much the most delicious spicy topping ever. The pasta is okay. The service is slow but super friendly and communicative.FOOD [3.5/5]===========+ Maltagliata in Basil Pesto Sauce (3.5/5)My main dish was this pesto dish which looks and sounds so tasty, but I think Pasta Supply's execution was mediocre. I really like the lack of oiliness that is found in a lot of other pestos, but I thought the sauce was pretty bland and lacking salt. The pasta shape IS SO COOL and really fun to eat, but I thought the pasta was a bit hard to chew. Overall almost a good dish. :)+ Fusilli in Spicy Vodka Tomato Sauce (4.5/5)This was actually pretty good! The fusillis were really fun to eat, softer than the maltagliata, and the sauce is so good. With the chili flakes this dish was the best on the table.+ Lil' Juicy Meatballs (5/5)REALLY GOOD. Would actually recommend! The meatballs are really well seasoned, perfect texture, and taste different than your typically marinara meatball.Service is amazingly friendly but unfortunately we had to wait around 20 minutes to get seated and another 30 minutes to get our order (the place seems really small). I would plan accordingly just in case!