Pasta La Vista and More 2425 North Tucson Boulevard, Tucson, AZ 85716

"We were starving and trying to think of an Italian place to eat that was not expensive. Google search brought up this restaurant. Menu prices were great. It’s not facing Tucson blvd so park towards the back of the lot where the entrance is. VERY nice and helpful staff. We were the only ones eating in, so I guess it’s more of a take away place. It was nice though to chat with the staff and get their recommendations. Garden salad was HUGE, dressings were good, garlic bread was fine, but dry. BUT the STROMBOLI we shared WAS AMAZING!! Even the next day COLD the flavors were incredible. The dipping sauces I liked were the bolognese and marinara. They have bottled or canned drinks. Paper plates, plastic utensils and styrofoam (environmentalist nightmare). They said they’ve been open a year. The desserts are outsourced and the tiramisu was like I’ve had in Italy. Definitely will order again!"

"I had this unrelenting taste for some great Italian food, and boy am I ever glad that I passed on the big national names and discovered this little gem! With the entrance on the far southwest corner of this beige brick building, it takes a minute to find but it's well worth it. Micah is the sole employee that was at my service when I arrived, and boy did he ever make this an awesome experience for me! I ordered the Fettuccine Alfredo that was served up by Micah piping hot and cooked to perfection. The single order was POSITIVELY DELICIOUS and the $6.00 serving was PLENTY enough for this guy, and I'm a pretty big dude. Likewise, the Tiramisu for dessert was fantastic, and it all went well with the two Pure Leaf lemon flavored ice teas I'd ordered. Their menu is fairly minimal, as should be expected, but rest assured what they do offer they have down to perfection. They do a lot of carry out and delivery, but the dining area is clean and well appointed. Extra clean and cozy restroom facilities as well. Not one negative here guarantees you and your dining guests a satisfying experience!"

"I finally found time to stop in and visit Pasta La Vista for lunch. The building is easy to find, the abundant available parking was easy to find, finding the entrance however proved awkward/unconventional, but easily manageable with some determination, a little perseverance goes a long way. The door is actually in the rear of the building at the SW corner. It's well marked once you migrate over to the correct corner. The building exterior appeared clean, well maintained and free of any noticable defects. Upon entry into the establishment, l immediately became aware of the pleasant aroma of a working Italian kitchen. I was immediately warmly greeted upon my entrance by the highly enthusiastic employee named Micah. I found the establishment's interior to be warm and inviting and free of obvious defects. Ordering was a breeze with Micah's assistance, the menu is rather simple and straight forward and condensed. No soda fountain exist, and beverages are limited to cans of soft drinks and bottles of teas and water sold out of a glass free standing fridge. My food arrived in a timely fashion and l felt that the delay lag from ordering to table delivery proved minimal at best. I found my food to be hot, fresh, flavorful and extremely delicious. I ordered the cheesy garlic bread, a 12" meatball sandwich and two cans of soda. My total expenditure was $18 and change. In hindsight l would not recommend ordering the 12" sandwich, it's just such a massive amount of food and l ended up taking the bulk of it with me to go. While my meatball sandwich did arrive hot, it was too hot to attempt to safely eat so l devoured the cheesey garlic bread to allow the sandwich additional time to cool. I found the cheesey garlic bread to be very good and while presented with numerous choices in accompanying sauces, l elected the marinara sauce with mine which l thought successfully elevated the bread. Once cooled down enough to eat, l found my meatball sandwich to be awesome. The melted mozzarella cheese was a treat but the star of the show was clearly the meatballs. I'm firmly under the impression that they were simply stellar. The flavor and the texture are what made these common meatballs into the best treat of the day. The meatball sandwich simply doesn't lend itself to be handheld, it's just too messy. It is probably best consumed with a knife and fork. I would gladly return in the future. I can easily recommend visiting Pasta La Vista. Think I'll try the spaghetti and meatballs next. ***This establishment DOES NOT honor a military discount***"

"Don’t let the building fool you. I decided to try this out and was happy as heck. I don’t like thin crust pizza and it was bomb. We split the chicken Italian sandwich and it was fire. We had fettuccine Alfredo but I forgot to add chicken but that was good too. I’m going to save it and add chicken."

"I’m not saying it was bad tasting food, but I’m not saying it was good. Ig we say it was ok. Pros: Garlic Bread was delicious Cons: for $10 a serving of Lasagna we received enough to feed a 10year Old so that was sad spent $50 on 3 meals and a Appetizer and 2 people leaving work hungry still Alfredo was 2nd best of the item but not something to brag about and the custom lasagna was fresh but idk if we call it hood or anything besides Freshly prepared"