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Address: 101 S Truman Blvd, Crystal City, MO 63019
Phone: (636) 331-7330
Website: http://www.psghettis.com/
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ABOUT P’SGHETTI’S · ITALIAN FOOD, MADE FRESH · Order Online · Catering your meetings, events, and family gatherings · Lindbergh Blvd · HWY 141 · Crystal City.
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P’Sghetti’s HWY 141. 932 Meramec Station Road, Valley Park, MO 63088. Open … 101 S Truman Blvd, Crystal City, MO 63019. Open. 11:00 AM – 7:45 PM. Takeout.
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Michael Richardson
Absolutely amazing for a sub and pasta shop. These lovely ladies (every one of them) did an excellent job of not only taking care of the establishment but providing excellent, fast friendly service and a simple but still delicious meal. Even the chef salad was a delight. Not the usual watery, slimey lettuce but crisp dark greens and ripe cherry tomatoes.
… morec.l.s
If you are looking for great pasta and sandwiches look no further!! Reasonably priced for the amount you receive. Realized only after eating all of my food I forgot to take a photo of it. We got three meals (2 adult and 1 child) and range from 20 to 30 on the bill. The little one could have eaten off either of our plates, there was that much food.
This restaurant still serves wonderful food. We frequent the Lindbergh location every time we come for a visit through St. Louis. However we are glad to see a location opened further down. We had wonderful service and the food was exceptional (try the hot meatball sub). It wasn’t busy when we arrived however it was an early supper so it actually worked hand in hand. The place looked newer and was very clean at the time we arrived. Very modernized compared to when this restaurant was very first introduced to me.
… moreThis restaurant still serves wonderful food. We frequent the Lindbergh location every time we come for a visit through St. Louis. However we are glad to see a location opened further down. We had wonderful service and the food was exceptional (try the hot meatball sub). It wasn’t busy when we arrived however it was an early supper so it actually worked hand in hand. The place looked newer and was very clean at the time we arrived. Very modernized compared to when this restaurant was very first introduced to me.
Jordan Peacock
Counter-service sandwich & pasta place with great food, friendly service, homey atmosphere. Self-serve station has refills for soda and tea. Dining area has varied tables for differently-sized groups. Food is excellent and generously portioned. Very welcoming and homey atmosphere. We wish we had one of these closer to home! Overall, a great experience, and we’ll definitely be back the next time we drive through Crystal City.
… moreJohnathan Pessetti
P’sghettis, the home of the half gallon bucket of spaghetti that comes with a side of pure greed
I was not impressed by the spaghetti, meatballs were decent, but here’s the real kick in the meatballs…
If you get a half gallon of spaghetti you are upcharged to eat at the restaurant!
So what you are saying is you don’t want me to eat there when I buy food from your establishment.
I walked into P’sghettis expecting a simple, no-frills pasta spot—tables, chairs, soda fountains, tea dispensers, the whole casual Italian setup screaming “come sit and eat.” So I ordered their signature a la carte spaghetti (the big 32oz half-gallon portion, because why not go big?). Paid my $9.49 (or whatever they gouge now), sauce and all, ready to enjoy it right there like a normal human being.
Then the fun began. They hit me with an extra charge just to sit down and eat it in the restaurant. Yes, you read that right—an additional fee to use the tables and chairs that are literally right there, the same ones every other customer is happily occupying without penalty. People ordering their “dinners” with garlic bread and salad? No problem, sit as long as you want. But if you dare choose the plain bulk spaghetti option? Suddenly you’re a second-class citizen who has to pay a “dine-in tax” or whatever nonsense they call it. Want to refill your soda from the fountain you can clearly see? Fork over more, peasant.
This isn’t a clever business model; it’s straight-up discriminatory nickel-and-diming. They have the seating, the self-serve drinks, the welcoming vibe—until you pick the “wrong” item on the menu, then it’s “pay extra or take it home like the carryout peasant you are.” Meanwhile, the place is half-empty, tables going unused, but heaven forbid someone enjoys their massive tub of spaghetti without subsidizing the owners’ yacht fund.
The food? It’s spaghetti. It’s fine. But the experience left such a sour taste that I’d rather boil my own noodles at home than give these greedy operators another dime. If you’re craving pasta and plan to eat in, order literally anything else on the menu or prepare to be punished for your choices. Avoid unless you love being treated like you’re crashing their party.
Zero stars if I could. P’sghettis: masters of the pasta portion, amateurs at basic hospitality. Take your half-gallon and shove it—preferably somewhere far from their cash register.
Might as well get rid of the seating and turn it into a Chinese to go order grease kitchen with soggy bread!
… moreI was not impressed by the spaghetti, meatballs were decent, but here’s the real kick in the meatballs…
If you get a half gallon of spaghetti you are upcharged to eat at the restaurant!
So what you are saying is you don’t want me to eat there when I buy food from your establishment.
I walked into P’sghettis expecting a simple, no-frills pasta spot—tables, chairs, soda fountains, tea dispensers, the whole casual Italian setup screaming “come sit and eat.” So I ordered their signature a la carte spaghetti (the big 32oz half-gallon portion, because why not go big?). Paid my $9.49 (or whatever they gouge now), sauce and all, ready to enjoy it right there like a normal human being.
Then the fun began. They hit me with an extra charge just to sit down and eat it in the restaurant. Yes, you read that right—an additional fee to use the tables and chairs that are literally right there, the same ones every other customer is happily occupying without penalty. People ordering their “dinners” with garlic bread and salad? No problem, sit as long as you want. But if you dare choose the plain bulk spaghetti option? Suddenly you’re a second-class citizen who has to pay a “dine-in tax” or whatever nonsense they call it. Want to refill your soda from the fountain you can clearly see? Fork over more, peasant.
This isn’t a clever business model; it’s straight-up discriminatory nickel-and-diming. They have the seating, the self-serve drinks, the welcoming vibe—until you pick the “wrong” item on the menu, then it’s “pay extra or take it home like the carryout peasant you are.” Meanwhile, the place is half-empty, tables going unused, but heaven forbid someone enjoys their massive tub of spaghetti without subsidizing the owners’ yacht fund.
The food? It’s spaghetti. It’s fine. But the experience left such a sour taste that I’d rather boil my own noodles at home than give these greedy operators another dime. If you’re craving pasta and plan to eat in, order literally anything else on the menu or prepare to be punished for your choices. Avoid unless you love being treated like you’re crashing their party.
Zero stars if I could. P’sghettis: masters of the pasta portion, amateurs at basic hospitality. Take your half-gallon and shove it—preferably somewhere far from their cash register.
Might as well get rid of the seating and turn it into a Chinese to go order grease kitchen with soggy bread!
Tony Smith
Great Italian restaurant and glad to have it here in town! My wife and I both got the au-jus roast beef sandwiches and man they were delicious and enough to take home for lunch the next day. Good prices on good portions and real food instead of fast food!
… moreLaney Wideman
The restaurant is very clean and staff was extremely nice. But the food was not impressive nor was the price. Tasted like canned marina on noodles…..looked like there was meat in the pasta but not sure. Sandwich was bland and the chicken wrap….I am 99% sure was chicken from a can. Very disappointing.
… moreKayla Christopher
Second time coming in since they began opening. Place was packed but we were quickly welcomed in, placed our order and the food arrived to our table very quick! Sandwiches were DELICIOUS! Left very happy and very full!
… moreEddie L24
First time dining at a Psghetti’s and we were met with fast friendly service and good food to top it off.
… moreSheri Miesner Phegley
Great new restaurant in the area with great food. The person taking my order today was very helpful & pleasant and the food was tasty and was as “pretty” as it was delicious. Additionally, the family meals are HUGE and can easily feed more people than the 5 or however many servings they say it feeds. We will definitely be back again and again!
… moreChef
$19 for half and half.. plastic to not do dishes, 5 raviolis and a soggy sandwich. Won’t be back.
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