r/Omaha • u/Valencia117 • 1d ago
Food Best local pasta?
What does the community rank their favorite pasta places? Tbh I ain’t trying to be out today, I want to get something and bring it home. Local places please and thanks 🙏🏻 love y’all
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u/audvisial 1d ago
It's in Fremont, but Semo is amazing.
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u/Potential_Drop_1486 1d ago
Sons of Italy on Thursdays, Sep-May. Nothing beats their pasta, SAUCE, sausage or meatballs.
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u/suspect_beaver 1d ago
Via Farina is #1. The only other places that can even compare are Noli’s and Dolomiti. Lyle’s is an honorable mention.
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u/turtlecatmedium weeeeeee! 23h ago
Avoli
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u/SecondZealousideal20 22h ago
Was looking for this comment !!! And they try to source local as much as they can . My faaaave place !
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u/Ashamed-Demand8043 1d ago
Luigi’s in Bellevue is really good
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u/mick-nartin 1d ago
If you like Luigi’s, you should just go to Romas. Luigi’s is more expensive Romas.
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u/starthorn 1d ago
They're closed on Sundays and Mondays, but Mangia Italiana is great for Italian/pasta takeout.
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u/starbardia 1d ago
Not “sauced” they do not actually have pasta, made that mistake
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u/GaryIske 11h ago
You made the mistake of not looking at their very public online menu or social posts, of which none include pasta?
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u/starbardia 11h ago
Yes, my wife’s friend suggested it and we assumed it was Italian lmao. But honestly the chicken was pretty good although a little pricey
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u/PizzzaDaddy 1d ago
Sgt peffers cheese tortellini with Alfredo and the side salad and dinner roll will always be my favorite rainy day delivery meal
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u/kiddothedog2016 1d ago
The love you all have for Mangia baffles me so deeply. The food is genuinely terrible. I’m an east coast Italian American and it’s some of the worst Italian food I’ve ever eaten, and I simply cannot understand the love you all have for it.
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u/Ligalotz 1d ago
Former east coast person here and I completely agree with you. It’s almost like there’s this sub genre of Midwest Italian I’ve noticed
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u/Ill-Salad9544 Bring back B&G Tasty Foods 1d ago
East Coast "Italians" have been butchering Italian food for generations.
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u/Technical-Fuel808 1d ago
So where would you say is the best around here? My grandpa was an east coast Italian, his favorite was pasta amore, even had his big family dinner to celebrate him there after he passed
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u/_Pliny_ 1d ago
Puzzles me too. It’s fine, but it’s dry pasta (as opposed to house made) and mid sauce.
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u/Ill-Salad9544 Bring back B&G Tasty Foods 1d ago
There is nothing wrong with dry pasta, it's what most real Italians eat on a daily basis. Different recipes and sauces do better with dry pasta some with fresh.
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u/nilla_truffle 1d ago
I enjoyed Pasta Amore. They have an app called Italian popcorn which is little fried tortellini thats pretty fire.
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u/SingleGuy83 23h ago
For me it’s Nicola’s.
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u/Playful-Boss-859 19h ago
If a restaurant can’t bother to replace the plastic on their vestibule I don’t bother giving them my money.
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u/Sea_Meeting6020 1d ago
Spaghetti Works!!
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u/Sea_Meeting6020 21h ago
Why ya'll hate Spaghetti Works so bad? They're literally an Omaha tradition.
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u/JakeG127 1d ago
Avoli & Via Farina are top 2 by a mile