Pasta Pooks propose des pâtes fraîches façonnées selon des méthodes traditionnelles à partir d'ingrédients de saison. La cuisine prépare des raviolis délicats et des gnocchis tendres qui libèrent des saveurs authentiques à chaque bouchée. Chaque assiette mise sur des composants frais pour définir le caractère de ses préparations. L'espace intérieur demeure restreint, créant un environnement sensoriel qui se concentre entièrement sur la chaleur des plats. Ces créations offrent une exploration précise des textures et des goûts, où la qualité naturelle de la pâte reste l'élément central du repas. Des techniques de préparation simples assurent l'intégrité de chaque nouille, offrant un lien direct avec l'approche de la maison envers les plats préparés sur place.
Quels sont les horaires d'ouverture de Pasta Pooks ?
Cette entreprise peut être temporairement fermée.
Est-ce que Pasta Pooks propose la commande en ligne ?
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Est-ce que Pasta Pooks a un menu disponible ?
Le menu complet n'est pas publié sur cette fiche. Veuillez vous rendre sur place ou contacter directement l'établissement pour connaître les plats du jour et les tarifs.
Quels sont les types de cuisine principaux de Pasta Pooks ?
Pasta Pooks est largement reconnu pour ses pâtes fraîches artisanales d'une qualité exceptionnelle, notamment ses raviolis ricotta-épinards, ses gnocchis et son tiramisu légendaire. De nombreux clients considèrent l'établissement comme une destination incontournable à Montréal pour une cuisine italienne authentique et saisonnière, soulignant souvent l'ambiance chaleureuse, le service attentionné et la belle sélection de vins. Bien que certains visiteurs trouvent les prix élevés par rapport à la taille des portions, et mentionnent parfois des défis liés à l'espace restreint, au niveau sonore ou aux temps d'attente, la majorité des convives estiment que l'expérience culinaire en vaut largement la peine et reviennent régulièrement pour la qualité et la passion qui caractérisent les plats.
Such a great hole-in-the-wall sort of restaurant. They have a limited menu & it really allows skill to shine. Their semolina pasta was perfectly bouncy & the white ragu was delicious. The raviolo pasta was beautiful - thin pasta, stuffed full, with a lovely sage sauce. The service was also so lovely, one of the waitresses sat down to explain various dishes to us which helped a lot! If I lived in Montreal, you'd see me here weekly.
Wonderful homemade pasta!
Pasta Pooks is a must stop for pasta lovers. Delicious antipasti to start, & daily incredible pasta dishes. My advice is to share orders of different pastas on the daily menu. Save room for dessert. Good wines & beers to choose from. You can eat in the bar anytime with the amazing Rosemonde making everyone feel welcome, or make a reservation for the dinning room. Come hungry & enjoy!YUMMY!
The food was quite good overall. We ordered the baccalà, zucca, & bread with butter, & the zucca was a standout dish. The butter with honey was a pleasant & unexpected touch. Our pasta dishes were also well executed, particularly the tortellini in brodo.
The environment, however, was lacking. It was unclear how to access the main dining area-we initially walked into the takeout space & weren't directed, aside from being told to keep the door closed. The dining room itself was cold throughout the evening, with the door frequently opening & no barrier (such as a curtain) to block the outside air. The space also appeared unfinished, with exposed insulation in the bathroom & visible wiring, which raised concerns about hygiene.
Service was good overall, but there was some confusion around reservations. We were told that more than half the restaurant was booked for friends & family that evening & were initially given a 40-minute dining window. That restriction ultimately didn't seem to be enforced, & we were able to stay longer, but the situation was unclear.
Waited 35 minutes from getting there to getting the food. I had ordered for takeout because there weren't any seats available around the counter. (Turns out there's additional seating around which would have been pleasant to know.) Paid about 60$ including tax & tip.
Here's where things went wrong.
It was around 6pm & they were already out of one of the three pasta dishes & couldn't do another one to go (seemed odd for a counter concept). So, I had one option + an extra off menu one. I ordered both available options. Waited 20 some minutes to receive the food but one of the pastas was missing. So I went back, to find out that that one item had never been punched. Mistakes happen, maybe the guy at the counter misheard me or whatever. In my eyes, the staff members seemed unbothered & unapologetic though. So overall I had: 25$ for a pasta, 14$ for a zucchini flower appetizer & 7$ for a bottle of water, 15% tax & 15% tip.
The food was okay but not worth the price. The 3 fried zucchini flowers were fried but not stuffed & served with mayo. They were fairly bland. Same for the pasta; very small portion for 25$ & bland once again.
Generally, there is a lot of room for improvement in the ordering process & for the food itself. But I personally will not be back, which is unfortunate because I'd been wanting to try the food for a while now.
This restaurant is on another level-the dishes are made in-house with incredible attention to quality & freshness. The ingredients were top-tier, the flavours were layered & bold without being overwhelming-just the way real Italian food should be.
The ravioli was absolute perfection-& the gnocchi was melt in your mouth delicious.
Having grown up with an Italian grandmother, I truly appreciated the unique, thought out selection of entrees. I've been to plenty of Italian restaurants, but here I found dishes I'd never seen before-creative & inspired takes, rooted in tradition, not trend.
& then came dessert. My boyfriend & I shared the panna cotta & tiramisu. No exaggeration-it was the best tiramisu & panna cotta we had ever had! The layers, the texture, the balance of flavours was exquisite.
A special shout out to Emma & Margaux for providing warm & attentive service. It made the experience even more memorable.
Hands down, the best place for fresh pasta in the city. If you love fresh, quality Italian dishes made with heart-check out Pasta Pooks.
A very casual, small pasta shop that focuses on producing homemade high-quality pasta dishes. It's a nice addition to Montreal's Little Italy neighbourhood. The menu is very limited with only 3-4 pasta choices, & I wasn't able to order the gnocchis for takeout for some reason. But I was able to find a dish I liked, the spinach ricotta ravioli. Which to be honest, was absolutely delicious & quite filling that it literally melts in your mouth! However, in general, I think the portions are on the smaller side because the restaurant seems to be focused on the quality of ingredients. I would go back again since they seem like they switch up their menu every few months, but I was disappointed the outdoor patio wasn't available when I went to the restaurant. Therefore, it might be better to order takeout since the restaurant has limited counter seats & can get quite cramped during the busy hours. I recommend eating at the nearby Little Italy Park, as there are tables available.
