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.
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.
We had been waiting a long time to try Pasta Pooks it did not disappoint. From the first touch of service all the way to the to go box we took home, this was a perfect dining experience. Service was attentive without being overbearing, recommendations for wine & course flow we're excellent & the food was perfect. You can tell everything is handmade, fresh & seasonal. The homemade bread & butter are a must. We went with the Spaghettoni (favourite dish by far) then the Ricotta & Spinach raviolis that were nice & light. Incredible evening, their patio would be a great shout for earlier in the evening if you can snag a spot
Lovedd the lobster pasta & ravioli. The tomato salad to start was also delicioussss. We had really great wine as well. Great ambiance on the patio. Shout out Mayou, the best server with the best energy!! 🫶
What a fun time! Light hearted & dedicated staff, amazing wines & proper stemware to accompany them, plus just damn tasty food. Best pasta we had this trip to Mtl.
14 juin 2026
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'Best pasta in Montreal'? Not even close. This place is all hype, zero substance.
The ricotta & spinach ravioli had about as much ricotta as a green juice. It was basically spinach wrapped in dough. Bland, unbalanced, & honestly embarrassing for a dish that simple. This is entry level pasta & they still managed to miss.
The fennel salad was completely destroyed by a heavy, confused dressing that overpowered everything. No finesse, no restraint, just a mess on a plate.
Then you look at the menu & it all makes sense. Four mains & a wine list that reads like a novel. Over 200 bottles. Priorities are clearly not in the kitchen.
I keep seeing people call this place'the best.' Compared to what, airport food?
At best, it is a 2.5 on a generous day. Save your money & go somewhere that actually knows how to cook pasta.
The food is delicious. Pasta as it would be in a very good trattoria in Italy. What does not work at all is the price, that is outrageous. 55 dollars (with taxtes & tip) for a bowl of ricotta-spinach ravioli & a tiny glass of natural wine, you know the one that looks like pineapple juice & tastes worse. In fact the wine list is insanely priced & utterly hip, as if this was a Michelin-starred joint, run by a dude fom Williamsburg. In fact you just ate at the bar, perched on a stool, & looking at the wall. Avoid the place, save some money & try to visit Bologna instead.
We went yesterday to try Pasta Pooks out after seeing all the social media hype, & we can confirm that it's just that, hype. Quite expensive for the portion size whether it be the appetizers or the pasta. We ordered 2 appetizers (very tiny portions, 20$ minuscule strachiatela with veggies), 1 pasta, which was actually good, just quite small, & its pasta... which is very cheap, & still the portion served was disappointing.
The very small glass of wine was $17 dollars (plus tax) & we finished the night hungry, definitely it was more hype & snd did not live to our expectations.
It feels like they're trying to live off the hype, & not have any returning customers. 3 stars because the pasta was actually good.
You cannot justify those prices when the portions are minuscule, there's not even a nice view, or you're not in a highly touristy area.
This is the first bad review I have had to write, which says a lot
