Gigi’s Pasta is a fine-casual Italian shop bringing the taste of the Amalfi Coast to D.C. — the first of its kind in the city. Build your own bowl with our homemade pasta, fresh ingredients imported from Italy, and house-made sauces, or grab one of our hot-and-ready favorites to go. Bright, clean, and full of Italian charm, Gigi’s features a retro coastal design with lemon and floral accents — and a ceramic Vietri table where our pasta is made fresh daily. Whoever Gigi is to you, she’s the reason there’s always a warm bowl of pasta waiting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2000 Pennsylvania Ave NW # 3, Washington, DC 20006
Website: http://eatgigispasta.com/
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Reviews
What I liked most was that the sauce wasn’t overly creamy or heavy. It hit the right balance and felt fresh and easy to enjoy. One bowl is filling enough for one person without feeling too much.
I also loved their lemonades and would definitely come back to try more of the menu. The whole setup is fun and quick and everything felt freshly made. Solid spot if you’re craving good pasta without the fuss.
The lemonade is by far the BEST I’ve had anywhere — super refreshing, well-balanced, and the perfect drink to pair with the pasta. Their beverage selection overall is impressive, with Italian sodas, spritz options, and fresh drinks that complement the menu nicely.
The service was excellent as well. The staff was friendly, quick, and very welcoming. The atmosphere is fun, bright, and clean, making the dining experience even better. The décor and presentation of the food station are eye-catching and give the place a unique charm.
Gigi’s Pasta is definitely a spot I recommend 100%. Fresh pasta, delicious sauces, great service, and the best lemon drink in town. I will absolutely be coming back!
I stopped by expecting a casual carb moment — instead, I got a full-blown Italian flirtation on a plate. The pasta is fresh, silky, and clearly made by someone who believes carbs are a love language. The sauces? Chef’s-kiss good. Rich enough to feel indulgent, but balanced enough that you don’t feel like you need to repent afterward.
The vibe is chic-but-not-trying-too-hard, the service is warm, and the portions are generous enough that you feel cared for, not judged. And yes, I absolutely took half home so I could “reflect on the flavors later” (also known as: eat it in my car).
If you’re looking for a place that feels elevated without the ego, delicious without the drama, and cozy without the chaos — Gigi Pasta is your girl.
Just don’t be surprised if you leave plotting your next visit before you’ve even finished your tiramisu.