Mercato di Luigi Chinatown
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Mercato di Luigi Chinatown Reviews
I had an evening to myself and thought id try someplace new and read my book in the corner, get in and out within 45 minutes and move on. I ended up staying longer-almost finishing my novel at the end of the night. I felt so relaxed being in there, the cacio e pepe, the atmosphere, the food and drinks -it felt like I was in italy again. It was a perfectly relaxing evening after working all week, and my server Ralph was a great chat at the end and we had a lovely chat. Best of...read full review
Came here for the first time to celebrate my friend’s birthday!!!! Serena was such a lovely server!!!!! she was super kind and explained the menu so well. Her recommendations were all so delicious! 10/10 💕 Had such a great time and I’ll definitely be back soon!!!!
We had the breakfast croissant and it was super delicious. Flaky croissant, fresh eggs and yummy pesto. I appreciate a sandwhich that isn't already premaid. The coffee was all very good.
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 5PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 11PM |
| Sunday | 9AM - 5PM |
Mercato di Luigi Chinatown is a charming and unpretentious Italian restaurant that offers high-quality, authentic food in a welcoming atmosphere. From the outside, it looks like a butchershop, but inside, it reveals a cozy dining area and a cute Italian deli. The restaurant is known for its fresh and flavorful dishes, with pasta being a standout highlight. Guests particularly enjoy the pasta, describing it as delicious, fresh, and cooked al dente, with favorites like the Pappardelle al Cinghiale and amatriciana. The guanciale in the pasta is crispy and delightful, and the overall quality of the food reflects real care and craftsmanship.
The service is friendly and attentive, with staff providing great suggestions and making guests feel comfortable. The daytime menu features coffee, pastry, and pasta, while at night, the venue transforms into “Cantina Di Luigi” with an extended dinner menu and a wonderful wine selection, including options like Brigaldara (Red Valpolicella). Prices are reasonable, and the atmosphere is both casual and classy, comparable to its bigger sibling, Ask for Luigi. The restaurant also offers toddler high chairs and street parking. Overall, Mercato di Luigi Chinatown is a hidden gem known for its authentic Italian dishes, friendly service, and cozy ambiance, making it a favorite spot for both casual bites and extended dinners.