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Lucca Ravioli Co.

1100 Valencia St
San Francisco, CA 94110-3027
Phone: (415) 647-5581
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Hours:
Mon-Sat 9am-6pm

Editorial Review for Lucca Ravioli Co. – by Andrea Arria-Devoe

In Short
Locals maneuver the cramped space to fill their baskets with extra virgin olive oil, marinated mushrooms and cans of imported anchovies while waiting for their turn at the deli counter. Friendly staff in white butcher coats and paper hats field orders for New York sausages, fresh ricotta and loaves of bread. In the frozen section, pasta lovers stock up on the signature house-made ravioli and tortellini. A selection of Italian wines and coffees is also available.

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Vegetarian sauces are available at the counter.

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Gift baskets and gift certificates are available.

User Reviews for Lucca Ravioli Co.

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4 Star Rating: Recommended

03/22/2008 Posted by foodielover

Little Italy in the Mission. You pick a number, get called and make your selections. The meat filled tortellini is approx $8/lb, they have freshly made fettuccine and a couple of other pastas in the deli. In the freezer, you will find spinach, pumpkin and cheese filled ravioli and their pesto sauce. Lots of cheeses and Italian meats (proscuitto, salami) choices. This place reminds me so much of the wonderful North Beach delis from my childhood days, many which are gone now. The counter has 5 servers and they're all friendly and waiting to help you. I found a box of Italian soft nougat candy for almost $8, typically sells for $10 at Victoria's Bakery in North Beach. And they sell Liguria Bakery foccacia bread if you can't make it to North Beach to buy fresh yourself. You can tell the place is frequented by regulars because the staff knows their customers by name.

Pros: Italian deli without having to go to North Beach

Cons: Parking

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

11/24/2006 Posted by tf2001

I make my own sauce but love to stop here for the homemade meat ravioli when I feel like eating at home- it is so so so good! All of the guys behind the counter have always been incredibly nice and helpful too. it can get crowded but that just gives you a chance to browse the aisles. I usually end up buying more than I intend. Great place, great service, and great ravioli.

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Editor's Review

A little slice of North Beach thrives in the Mission at this small, old-fashioned Italian specialty market.  See the full editorial review.

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Vegetarian sauces are available at the counter.

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Restaurant Information

Parking

  • Metered

Hours

  • Mon-Sat 9am-6pm

Cuisines

  • Deli
  • Italian

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