
Chef Greg is the heart and soul of Brooklyn Pasta Bar, bringing his passion for Italian cuisine to the forefront of our kitchen. With years of experience in crafting authentic dishes, Greg takes pride in using only the freshest ingredients to create our mouthwatering pasta recipes. His commitment to quality and flavor is evident in every dish, making each dining experience special for our customers. A true culinary artist, Greg infuses his love for food into the menu, ensuring that every plate served is a delightful celebration of homemade goodness. Whether he’s whipping up a traditional pasta or experimenting with new flavors, Chef Greg is dedicated to making Brooklyn Pasta Bar a beloved spot for all pasta lovers.
Hours
| Sunday | 12–7 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 12–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–8 PM |
| Thursday | 12–8 PM |
| Friday | 12–8 PM |
| Saturday | 12–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9130 4th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11209
Phone: (718) 795-0015
Website: https://bkpasta.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
$10 pasta (more so like $11) will turn into $20 very quickly, with no bread OR cheese included!
There’s barely any seating so take out is best, especially since one of the employees didn’t offer to get up so that we can have two of the four seats available. I usually don’t leave negative reviews so I feel bad, but I’m just being honest. On a positive note, the service was nice though. The gentleman with the tattoos served us well.
Sorry for the bad picture of food they do give you a good amount we was just hungry .
The sauce is lively and fresh-tasting, clearly “today’s sauce” rather than something resurrected from yesterday’s pot. Tomatoes sing, the acidity is balanced, and the simmered depth is there without feeling overworked. It could have used a whisper more salt for punch, but that’s an easy fix at the table with Pecorino Romano; I added some at home and it snapped into perfect focus.
The meatball was flavorful but a touch dry — breadcrumbs are doing the structural work, and a milk-soaked stale bread technique would have kept it juicier without losing character. Sausage and eggplant were solid partners, and the cheesy breadstick was dangerously good (eat it slowly unless you want to be judged by your tablemates).
If I could award half stars, this gets a 4.5. Smart execution, honest flavors, and a few small technical tweaks away from greatness. Highly recommend giving them a try — especially if you, like me, believe that pasta should arrive ready to eat, not ready for a culinary trust exercise.