WHO ARE WE
Italian-American
Like so many others, my family emigrated from Italy to America at the turn of the 20th Century seeking a better way of life. They settled in one of the many Italian enclaves of New York at that time. These neighborhoods acted as safe havens for the traditions, culture, food and way of life of Italian immigrants. Many traditions and customs have been lost over time, but there is one thing that we have not lost and never will - pasta. It connects us to our roots, to one another, and to strangers. Making pasta from scratch hearkens back to simpler times, helping "nonna" make gnocchi or cavatelli for Sunday dinner. We believe that it is important for us to keep these traditions alive. To connect our past and our present and honor where we came from. That's why we're here - to provide you with the tools to keep this connection alive through the tradition of the pastaio, or "pasta maker."
"Good food is the foundation of genuine happiness."
- Auguste Escoffier