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Fall for Pasta Pasta Festa Store Condiments, Sauces & Spices PAST A FESTA LA PIZZA Beer & Rosticceria Saturday, October | - p.m. LA PASTA E Panini & Grains Butcher Dry Pasta, Rice Dry Pasta, Grab-and-go la Cookies, sweets, & Juices pasticceria Ground Coffee & Tea Host Fifth Avenue Grab-and-go Cannoli e Eataly Salumi E BOMBOLONI Pronto Formaggi Atm Fishmonger eggs Dairy BAKERY & focacceria il Gelato le EccelLenze IL PESCE FREsh PASTA La PIAZZA HOW TO ENJOY PASTA FESTA Salumi Host & Formaggi Have a taste of all the best pasta dishes Eataly has to offer in a single aernoon! la mozzarella STEP STEP STEP Buy Tickets*! Visit Try all five pasta Drink wine! Stop Olive Oil our Guest Relations dishes as you make by the wine station for restrooms & Balsamic counter or Station # your way around a glass of Italian vino Butcher Vegetable Vegetable to purchase tickets for the market! (and our favorite each tasting station. pasta pairing). Housewares & Beauty Housewares Fresh Produce Ticket = $ Pasta Tastings = TICKET each | Wine by the Glass = TICKETS each Y L A Host T Lasagne al Forno con Ragù Bolognese, Baked Housemade Lasagna with Ragù Bolognese A E Elevators to 14th Floor i d Agnolotti del Plin con Sugo d'Arrosto, Housemade Meat Filled Agnolotti with ??? Check Ziti al Forno con Zucca, Baked Ziti with Butternut Squash (prepared how?) out eataly vino Guest Flor Prosecco, Sparkling Wine Relations Two floors of Italian wine SCUOLA Nightly6-8 Wine p.m. Tastings A Bastianich Orsone Friulano, White Wine L Fontanaedda Briccotondo Barbera, Red Wine Ravioli Fiori con Zucca, Housemade Ravioli with Butternut Squash and Ricotta Filling is this name appropriate? < to Sixth Avenue • 23rd Street • to Fifth Avenue > Insalata di Fregola con Zucca e Scalogno, Fregola Salad with Butternut Squash and Scallions *tickets available while supplies last restaurants market sweets & caffÈs quick bites Visit Eataly NYC Flatiron: 200 Fifth Avenue, New York | Open Daily, 9 a.m.–11 p.m. EATALY Questions? 212-229-2560 • [email protected] | Shop Online: EATALY.COM alti cibi WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT FRESH PASTA? Join us for casual esh pasta workshops at Il Pastaio or if you really want WE SELL WHAT WE COOK to get into depth, join us for an intensive classes at La Scuola! A full AND WE COOK WHAT WE SELL class calendar is available at www.eataly.com. Shop the ingredients and recreate today's favorites in your own kitchen! Ready to Try Pasta Making at Home? Eataly’s newest cookbook, All About Pasta, features everything you wanted to know about our most LASAGNE AL FORNO CON RAGÙ BOLOGNESE beloved product. From understanding how to Housemade Lasagna | $6.20/lb, at the Fresh Pasta Counter spot high-quality dried pasta in the market to Amerigo Ragù Bolognese | $9.90/7.05 oz, in the Pantry section making your own esh pasta at home, we'll show AGNOLOTTI DEL PLIN CON SUGO D’ARROSTO you how to make pasta the authentic Italian way with exclusive tips, techniques, and recipes om Housemade Agnolotti del Plin | $12.40/lb, at the Fresh Pasta Counter our chefs and pasta experts. ZITI AL FORNO CON ZUCCA $ Pasta TBD | $?.00/lb, in the Pantry section Butternut Squash | $1.50/lb, in the Produce section Take home Calder pasta tools for $5! RAVIOLI FIORI CON ZUCCA Be sure to also stock up on all the ingredients and Housemade Fiori con Zucca Ravioli | $12.80/lb, at the Fresh Pasta Counter tools you need in our marketplace, om organic INSALATA DI FREGOLA CON ZUCCA E SCALOGNO semolina flour and esh eggs to seasonal produce La Casa del Grano Toasted Fregola | $6.90/17 oz, in the Pantry section and pasta tools. Through Sunday, October , you can Butternut Squash | $1.50/lb, in the Produce section get two Calder pasta tools for just $5* Scallions | $1.25/each, in the Produce section Shop today’s wine selection and more at Eataly Vino, our two-story wine shop on rd Street! Flor Prosecco, Sparkling | $15.80/bottle *Discount applied at the checkout on selected Calder pasta tools. Not Bastianich Orsone Friulano, White | $18.80/bottle valid with other brands, discounts Fontanaedda Briccotondo Barbera, Red | $15.80/bottle or offer. Restrictions may apply. Spaghetti Ravioli Pappardelle Gnocchi @EATALYflatiron @EATALYNYCflatiron #MYEATALYNYC.
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