This charming trattoria, with its Italian-speaking staff and inviting brick decor, offers a delightful patio, serving up authentic cuisine and refreshing drinks.
"Italian restaurant closed due to challenges from COVID-19, illness, and inflation." - Nadia Chaudhury
"An Italian restaurant in Williamsburg that closed due to challenges posed by COVID-19, illness, and inflation." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Chances are, you’ve never heard of Il Passatore. But if you have friends who live in East Williamsburg, this is probably where they go for a date night that involves too much pasta. Most pastas are around $18, and they do generous pours of wine for under $10 a glass. With its paper napkins and haphazardly arranged string lights, books, and trinkets, this place isn't trying too hard. It's just a nice little spot tucked away on a mostly-residential street where you and your date can get away from the rest of the world. " - neha talreja, bryan kim
"Il Passatore is that nice little Italian spot everyone should know about but only the locals really do. Its menus are handwritten, it's pasta is homemade, and its got the perfect Roman trattoria atmosphere both inside and in the backyard. Check out this place for a quiet, superbly prepared meal with no fuss or pretension." - Radish Lab
"On the ground floor of a nondescript, three-story apartment building where Bushwick meets Williamsburg, this intimate, candlelit spot feels like the neighborhood Italian restaurant you've always dreamed of. Join an eclectic mix of hip Brooklynites (who know where to go for awesome, under-the-radar Italian), grab a glass of solid red wine, and feast on the super fresh, house-made vegetarian lasagna, or the burrata-filled tortellini with cherry tomato sauce and basil." - Andrea Whittle
