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Pastaphony reviews are published on Google, per location, not on this page. Find the Pastaphony you visited below, open it on Google to read what locals wrote, and leave your own review after your next bowl.
Read & leave reviews on Google.
Reviews for each Pastaphony are published on Google, per location. Open the one you visited below, read what locals are saying, and leave your own review after your next bowl.
Pastaphony Stanton
Pastaphony Fullerton
Pastaphony Tustin
Pastaphony Glendora
Pastaphony Carlsbad
Pastaphony Anaheim
Pastaphony Long Beach
Reviews shown on Google reflect the experience at that specific location.
People also ask.
Quick answers to the questions guests ask before trying Pastaphony for the first time.
Is Pastaphony any good?
Ratings and written reviews are published on each location's own Google listing, not on this page, so search the Pastaphony you are considering and read them there. What Pastaphony serves: build-your-own fresh pasta from a $14.99 base (pick your pasta, sauce, protein, and add-ons), seven house signature pastas, Italian salads, house garlic bread sticks, desserts, and soft drinks, with every bowl cooked to order at the counter.
What do customers like most about Pastaphony?
Pastaphony does not collect or summarize review data, so rather than guess, here is what the format is built around: build-your-own bowls, so everyone in a group gets exactly what they want; house garlic bread sticks; and counter service with no table service. To see what individual guests wrote, search a location on Google and read its reviews there.
Where can I read Pastaphony reviews?
Reviews are published on Google, per location. This page links to a Google search for each of the seven Pastaphony locations, so you can open the one you visited and read its reviews there. Pastaphony does not republish or summarize guest reviews on this site.
Is Pastaphony family-friendly?
Yes. Kids can build their own smaller pasta bowls, and most locations have communal seating that works for groups and families.
How does Pastaphony compare to other fast-casual Italian restaurants?
Pastaphony uses a build-your-own bowl model with counter service, similar in format to Chipotle or Sweetgreen, but for Italian. Different from sit-down Italian (table service) and different from pizza chains (we don't serve pizza).
Where is Pastaphony located?
Pastaphony has seven locations across Southern California today: Stanton (Rodeo 39 Public Market), Fullerton (downtown), Tustin (FLIGHT Mess Hall), Glendora (Glendora Public Market), Carlsbad (The Island), Anaheim (Center Street Promenade), and Long Beach (Downtown). See all locations →
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Seven locations open today across Southern California. Find your closest and order ahead — be back at your desk in twenty minutes.
