Spinasse

Business casual is the guide, aim for neat, polished attire; many guests treat Spinasse as a spot for celebrations and dress up a touch for anniversaries and special nights.

Spinasse feels cozy and intimate with a warm, well‑lit dining room and an open kitchen and bar where you can watch pasta being made; guests describe it as elegant yet approachable, lively without being overwhelming.

The Degustazione/tasting menu and shared family-style orders are hearty, guests describe the tasting menu as generous, and one review notes roughly four dishes is a good amount for two.

Yes, Spinasse is well suited to a special evening: guests regularly celebrate anniversaries and birthdays there and praise its intimate, cozy atmosphere, attentive service, and thoughtful wine pairings.

Spinasse pairs a cozy main dining room with a counter/bar facing the open kitchen, great for watching pasta made by hand, and it also offers outdoor street seating.

Sunday evenings are a lovely choice, one guest called a recent Sunday dinner there “nothing short of perfect, ” praising the intimate, celebratory evening.

Yes, the restaurant notes there could be a waitlist and recommends coming early; they also keep some counter seats for first-come, first-served walk-ins and take reservations up to 60 days out.

Spinasse is easiest to visit right at the first dinner seating, reviewers recommend arriving around the 5:00 pm opening (or lining up just before) to snag counter/bar walk-in spots or an early table.