The One Italian Restaurant In Kansas City With Pasta As Good As Grandma’s
Family, especially Grandmas, all have a special touch they add to meals that makes them better than others. It might be due to years of experience, or maybe it’s just a skill we all gain once we’re a certain age. Either way, when it comes to fresh pasta, you have to do it right or not at all. This Italian restaurant in the heart of Kansas City has been doing it right for years, and still makes some of the best pasta around.
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Garozzo's Ristorante has been serving up fresh pasta since 1989, and we never want them to stop.
Michael Garozzo has made these restaurants his life, and his dream is sharing this amazing food with everyone who walks through the doors. As soon as you enter, the amazing aroma hits you and you feel like you're right at home and waiting for the dinner bell.
Plenty of celebrities have made it to their hall of fame, such as Tony Bennett.
It's so popular they decided to make and sell it in local markets, but nothing compares to eating it fresh at the restaurant. Are you hungry yet? Drop everything you’re doing and head on down to Garozzo's right now to try their amazing pasta for yourself.
They currently have three locations, the original at 526 Harrison St. in Kansas City, 9950 College Blvd. in Overland Park, and 1547 NS Rice Rd. in Lee’s Summit. Here’s a map to the original location, where the magic started.
Born and raised Kansan, Clarisa has lived in both tiny towns and cities during her time here in the Sunflower State, mostly in the south central area. Clarisa is a stay-at-home mother of one crazy kid, two cats, and two geckos, and has been writing anything and everything since she's held a pencil, though Kansas and fantasy novels take up most of her time.
