This Timeless Delaware Restaurant Only Gets Better With Age

Delaware is full of restaurants that serve delicious food, and it's easy to find something for every taste. If you're a fan of Italian food, though, you're seriously in the right state. From Wilmington's little Italy to pizza shops in Sussex County, you'll find some of the finest cuisine on the East Coast hidden in Delaware trattorias. One classic Delaware restaurant has been serving up homemade pasta for over 40 years, and it's about time you dined with them.

La Casa Pasta has been serving up the tastiest Italian food in New Castle County since 1978.

Giuseppe Martuscelli emigrated from Santa Maria di Castellabate in Italy, and started up a restaurant focused entirely on homemade Italian cuisine.

Everything at La Casa Pasta is made by hand, including the pasta and raviloi used in their dishes every single day.

Nothing but the freshest, highest quality ingredients would do for Giuseppe, and the restaurant soon earned a reputation for delicious dishes.

Their lobster ravioli is a crowd favorite, and seafood lovers will fall for the fresh lobster in each bite.

The homemade meatballs will remind you of your grandmother's Sunday suppers - flavorful, cheesy, and smothered in homemade sauce.

Every single dish served at La Casa Pasta will take you back to an era when cooking took time and chefs paid attention to every detail.

Be sure to save room for dessert. The homemade tiramisu is an old world recipe that's sure to make your sweet tooth happy.

There's always room for your family at La Casa Pasta! The service is known for being top-notch and accomodating.

You can even rent one of several private rooms for a birthday party or other event. You'll be treated like family from the first time you walk in the door.

If you can't get enough of the homemade pasta, you can bring some home with you from the attached Italian market.

Learn more about La Casa Pasta and its Italian Market on its website or Facebook page. The restaurant is open Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m, Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., and from 12 - 9:30 p.m. on Sunday. Stop by and see why Delaware has been loving this Italian gem for over 40 years.