Ragazza

This spot was excellent. Definitely recommend getting a resy as it was very busy on a Saturday night at 7:30. There are two dining areas: one in the front and one in the back patio.The food was delicious and I think 4/5 stars is a perfect ranking for this cozy yummy Italian restaurant.We loved the garlic knots and the burrata salad with blood oranges! It was perfect for us to share two antipasti and one pizza. We got the New York New York with adding hot honey and it was good but I think if we came back we would try a different pizza as it wasn't anything exceptional. Service was wonderful and the back patio had a heater and light music with bistro lighting. Parking can be tricky in this area but circle a few streets and you are bound to find somethingSan Francisco has incredible Italian spots and this is a solid option

Thursday 5:30pmI so love this place. It's a friendly and tad fancy small space inside the storefront of Metro Hotel. Perfect vibe for date night or catching up with some friends. (not too many!) Sweet patio with lounge area & clear dining bubble tent.I recommend any of their wood-fired pizzas with a side salad for sharing. More people, add any of their Italian dishes.Got a thing for the Moto, that's my pizza of choice for takeout. I mean it's everything a pizza should be: tomato, Calabrian chilies, mushrooms, red onion, sweet Italian sausage & mozzarella. The only thing I would add is a few anchovies. Solid choice. Destination worthy.Support Local!

Such a lovely cozy Italian spot! They have a small but delicious menu with antipasti, pastas, and pies. We tried the burrata/persimmon/arugula appetizer, lemon spaghetti, and moto pizza. I liked them all, but the appetizer was the most unique! I'd get the hot honey pizza next time. The menu changes with the seasons as some of the dishes are seasonal.The server was also so funny and nice.

Very cozy place! The pizza was ready in 10 minutes, and everyone was very friendly when picking it up. The pizza was great as well, although I wasn't a huge fan of the sausage on the pizza. Would go back for a casual night out!

Such a cute place for pizza and pasta with nostalgic vibes. It's a small place so it is better to make a reservation, we were lucky and walked in as a group of 3 around 7pm on a Wednesday and got seated. We ordered the garlic bread knots as a starter and I loved it! Such an interesting way to eat the classic garlic bread appetizer, it was baked in a dish and was like pull apart bread. The saltiness of the butter was there but I wish there was a little more garlic. We ordered the moto pizza to share, the taste is wonderful. It was sweet from the tomato sauce and savory from the mushrooms as well as super cheesy. The pizza was very soggy though, I wish the crust was crunchier so that when I pick up my pizza slice the toppings wouldn't just slide off. We also ordered the house made ricotta cavatelli; it had the creamiest taste, the pasta was al dente and the butternut squash brought a great balance to all the mushroom and parmigiano flavor.

Really cozy neighborhood Italian spot. They have a small back patio as well. Pizzas are always solid, and they have seasonal appetizers. They also offer gluten free crust, of which my celiac friend really recommends.

This is the coziest, cutest local Italian spot. If you're looking for a homier Italian cuisine with intimate vibes, this is a great spot on Divis to try. Overall review is that every item we got tasted so hot & fresh that you could tell they used quality ingredients. On top of this, nothing was overwhelmingly too salty or cheesy so we left feeling amazingly content. * Garlic Bread Knots: love the pull-apart concept; the texture is so fluffy and nicely toasted with a strong garlic flavor mixed nicely with salt, butter, and parsley nicely coated. * Ricotta Cavatelli: we never had pasta like this before but the snap peas that were incorporated were such a great touch; this was not too cheesy or salty. The best way to describe it is that it was such a refreshing pasta lol * Mushroom Pizza: this was to die for! they do not hold back on the toppings and you can taste every ingredient that's on it. one of the best mushroom pizzas we've had. * Tiramisu: flavor-wise, it is what you would expect in a tiramisu so it's super tasty and nicely sweet and bitter at the same time; appreciate that they give you a big square sliceMy boyfriend and I live in this neighborhood so we both agreed that if we aren't looking to go out too far for Italian, we would come here again and try other dishes as well.

Ragazza is a solid spot on Divis! We made a reservation for Sunday night but showed up a little earlier and managed to snag a table. The spot was pretty busy, plenty of small tables including booth and no booth seating. It looked like they had a patio at the back as well, but hard to tell from inside.We got three apps and two pizzas for three of us; the arancini, beet salad, and burrata (which also turned out to be a salad with all the arugula it came with.) The burrata was my favorite by far; so creamy and with some really beautiful cara cara orange pieces. The beet salad had plenty of beet pieces, and the arancini were just fine - I would skip next time. We got the moto pizza and mushroom pizza for our vegetarian friend. We asked for calabrian chiles on the mushroom one, but neither pizza seemed to have any taste of them (including the moto, which should come with it.) The outside crust (the part you hold) was really chewy, had some great char on it and just bready enough. Unfortunately would echo other reviews; the middle of the pizza crust is just so thin that it gets soggy really quickly. I had to eat my second slice with a fork and knife because upon picking it up the toppings immediately slid off. It was still tasty but not a perfect pizza or anything.We ordered tiramisu at the end and that had good texture, plenty creamy, but was a little one-note. That said, I liked the ambience of the spot a lot, and I think the prices were fine for the vibes and quality of ingredients. I would come back with friends if I wanted some Italian in the neighborhood!

Ragazza is a really cute spot on Divis with fantastic service! The server helping us provided us with a lot of seasonal recommendations, and he was also hilarious! We were seated indoors, which was a little intimate spot, but I definitely want to experience the outdoor patio in the back!All the food we tried was delicious, and felt pretty high quality. The appetizers especially stood out to me, though I always wish they were a bit larger in portions. - Roasted Baby Carrots - delicious and fresh! especially the sauce they drizzled on top- Asparagus - I think this was seasonal, but the chilled asparagus was unlike anything I've had before! Each asparagus stalk was also huge!- Burrata - served with nicely dressed arugula and oranges. YUM I would love to recreate this at home- Moto Pizza - yummm loved the crust!

Consistently delicious, everyone should check this place out. One time they had an amazing appetizer sampler 'for two', but when there's a totaling menu, you're not necessarily going to get to find the same items on the menu. Oh, well.Salads are creative. The pizza dough is thin, but the part you hold is thick and delicious. They only use the best ingredients. The place is smallish and you may have to wait a bit, depending.