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I stopped by The Old Spaghetti Factory after spending the afternoon downtown and ended up having a much more enjoyable meal than I expected. The building itself had plenty of character, and the atmosphere felt relaxed from the moment I walked in. I ordered spaghetti with meat sauce, mizithra cheese pasta, garlic bread, and spumoni ice cream. The spaghetti was exactly the kind of comfort food I was craving, while the mizithra pasta brought something a little different to the table. The garlic bread disappeared quickly, and finishing with spumoni felt like the right way to end the meal. The restaurant wasn't trying to be trendy or reinvent anything. It simply delivered a satisfying meal in a comfortable setting, which worked perfectly for the occasion.
The Old Spaghetti Factory has a great atmosphere with a unique vintage charm that makes every visit feel a little special. The classic decor gives the restaurant a warm, elegant feel, and it’s always clean and well maintained. The food is consistently good and dependable, making it an easy choice when you’re craving a comforting meal. Service is generally solid and attentive, with some visits standing out as truly exceptional. Overall, it’s a reliable dining experience with plenty of character that keeps me coming back.
Best spaghetti and meatballs in town. Don't forget the minestrone and spamoni gelato. Beautiful industrial style building that resembles an old factory. The tram inside made me travel back in time.
Birthdays, team offsites, bachelorette parties. You pick the painting, we bring the artist and the supplies, the venue handles food and drinks.
Messages go straight to the venue's inbox — Paint Nite keeps a copy so we can help if it's about an event.
None. Your artist walks the whole room through the painting stroke by stroke over about two hours, and everyone leaves with a finished canvas. Most guests have never painted before.
There's free parking at or near The Old Spaghetti Factory.
Yes — the bar and cocktail list stays open while you paint. Food and drinks are ordered from and paid to the venue, and aren't part of your seat price.
Doors open 30 minutes before the painting starts. Come early, grab your seat and order a drink — the artist starts on time.
Yes — The Old Spaghetti Factory has a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restrooms. If you have specific seating needs, contact the venue ahead of the event and they'll set you up.
