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World Pasta Day: Melbourne’s Tastiest Spots to Celebrate

Melbourne’s chefs are rolling, cutting, and saucing their way to pasta paradise – here’s where to join the feast.

Melbourne’s love affair with pasta runs deep, and World Pasta Day is the perfect excuse to indulge. From cosy trattorias serving Nonna-style classics to contemporary kitchens reimagining Italian favourites, the city is brimming with flavour. Whether you crave creamy carbonara or slow-cooked ragù, these Melbourne hotspots are ready to serve up a celebration worth twirling your fork for.

Studio Amaro

Studio Amaro
Studio Amaro

168 Chapel St, Windsor 3181
On Friday, 25 October, Windsor’s day-to-night Italian-inspired restaurant and basement bar, Studio Amaro, will offer a pasta celebration like no other, serving up $20 pasta dishes for the ultimate Friday lunch fix ahead of World Pasta Day.

Known for its fresh, seasonal ingredients and creative twists on Italian classics, from 12 pm to 3 pm, Studio Amaro will make lunch the main event – guests will be able to enjoy delicious, house-made pastas at a steal, all while enjoying the good times and good vibes of the Chapel Street Italian-inspired eatery.

Studio Amaro’s pasta specials will feature, alongside menu favourites, Focaccia, Burrata, Fries and Rocket and Parmesan salad:

  • Casarecce All’Amatriciana, Guanciale, Tomato, Chilli Basil
  • Messe Maniche Alla Gricia, Pancetta, Pecorino, Pink Peppercorn
  • Spaghetti Aglio E Olio, Garlic, Pepperoncino, Anchovy, Pangrattatto

Hours: Friday, 25 October, 12 pm – 3 pm
Bookingshere

 

Ciao Cielo 

Ciao Cielo 
Ciao Cielo

115 Bay St, Port Melbourne VIC 3207
Ciao Cielo sets the scene for a bravo take on our beloved pasta. The 165-year-old Port Melbourne courthouse, with its high ceilings, glowing chandeliers, and sense of occasion, will make your pasta dinner feel straight out of the movies – where you and your plate play the lead role. With beautiful dishes like pillowy potato gnocchi with oxtail ragù, zesty ocean-fresh hits with Spanner Crab Inked spaghetti, and a variety of penne, rigatoni and tagliatelle, we ensure you’ll enjoy an authentic Italian dinner.

Hours 7 days a week, 12 pm – late
Bookings: Here
Officina Gastronomica Italiana 
Officina Gastronomica Italiana
532/534 Malvern Rd, Prahran VIC 3181
This charming homestyle Italian won’t just be serving a sun-soaked courtyard for World Pasta Day. For the special day, the team has put together an exclusive pasta: Tagliolino alla chitarra with scallops, saffron sauce, and fermented lemon. With eccezionale dishes, authentic coffee, and the buzz from the lively Hawksburn Village just outside the door, Pasta has never tasted better, especially when paired with some of the finest natural wines, hand-selected from the Emilia-Romagna region. Buon compleanno, pasta!
Hours:  7 days a week, 7:30 am–3 pm, 5:30–11:30 pm
Bookings: Here

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Daniel Rolph
Daniel Rolphhttp://melbourne-insider.au/
Daniel Rolph is the editor of Melbourne Insider, specialising in local hospitality, venue openings and cultural coverage across Melbourne. With years of editorial experience in lifestyle and city reporting, Daniel brings a focus on accurate, timely coverage that highlights what’s happening in the city’s dining and events scene. He oversees editorial standards and regularly contributes features, reviews and news-driven updates. With more than 15 years’ experience in marketing and media strategy, Daniel brings a commercial lens to local reporting, ensuring coverage is accurate, relevant and reflective of Melbourne’s evolving hospitality landscape. His work centres on venue launches, special events, industry shifts and noteworthy city developments. Daniel oversees editorial standards at Melbourne Insider and is committed to clear sourcing, transparent publication dates and structured newsroom reporting.
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