Pasta & Provisions

When an Italian-American goes to a I'talian provisions' shop, he expects to see certain items, none of which were available at Pasta and Provisions; the provolone was the rubbery kind you can get at any supermarket; the dried sausages, etc were Boar's Head; you can get better salami, etc at Trader Joe's. What a wasted trip 25 miles each way!

If I could give it a no stars I would. I guess if you don't know Italian food or if you aren't Italian this place would be OK for you, but from a first generation born Sicilian in the states, who grew up on real Italian food and real Italian markets in Chicago, this place stinks. What kind of Italian Market doesn't sell Cannoli forms? When I asked about it I was told they don't even make the Cannoli shells there, they are premade mess they have shipped in. Don't waste your time here, they are over priced, have an attitude when they don't have a clue what they are talking about, and the selection is no where near what it is at Ferruccis.

I think this place is worth it if you're in the area. I wouldn't drive across town from the northside, but I would definitely go by if I nee...

The parking is difficult, the shop is small, and the staff isn't always friendly.... but the ravioli is worth it. Chicken ravioli and pumpk...

i've lived in charlotte for 20 years now, and i love this place. and i don't live in myers park or dilworth or any kind of a richy neighbor...

If you really want to impress dinner guests, make Pasta & Provisions your 1st stop when shopping. You can get everything from the appetizer...

first of all "littlegirltree", just because your scared of the dark, don't try to discredit this little fine italian style grocerie. Go during the day and, seriously, who cares what the parking lot looks like, and for that matter it was fine. Pulled right up to the door on a friday night at 6pm. Picked up italian sausage, fresh angel hair, and two bottle of the most flavorful wines for an extremely reasonable price. The employees are extremely helpful at making recommendations for wine pairings. Cooked a 5 star meal with wine and food for 6 under 30$ including sausage, pasta, peppers, onion, tomatoes, bread, and more. Amazing place and would recommend this to any foodie who enjoys cooking, entertaining, and eating gormet food at a rediculously inexpensive price. You can order just about anything online as well.

Unless you have a tank or a sherpa, skip this place. I am scared to death of the parking lot, it's poorly lit and treacherous. There's basically an alley on the side of the buildng that patrons have to walk through to get to teh parking lot, which is behind the building. The alley is a narrow raod packed w/ cars streaming in and out. No sidewalk, bad lighting, and a minefield of potholes and eneven asphalt. The store itself IS full of snotty people as was previously mentioned. The goods are overpriced and badly selected. I've taken to special orvering my italian specialties online from pennmac instead of facing near death in the parking lot, only to be disappointed and ripped off once I get inside. Oh, and I've NEVER seen an Italian person behind the counter!

PLEASE GO SEE JOSH AND TOMMY AND BERNIE, BUT BERNIE IS NOTHING SPECIAL BUT HE IS COOL. ALSO GO TALK TO CHEF BEVAN ABOUT WHAT HE CAN WHIP UP IN BACK FOR YOU THANKS GO TO PASTA AND PROVISIONS EAT PASTA RUN FASTA!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not too thrilled with this place. Everything seemed overpriced, and the clientele will look down their noses at you if you do not look like a Myers Park resident.

Italian grocery store evokes an old neighborhood feel with fresh products and a variety of pasta.