Prima Après — Restaurant in Louisiana

Love this concept! We tried this out with 4 orders of pasta. The teens both ordered spaghetti with marinara sauce and meatballs. The adults ordered Gemili pasta with Bolognese sauce and Parmesan on top and an order of Radiatori pasta with Butter Parmesan sauce and bread crumbs. Everything was very good!! The Bolognese sauce was perfect and delicious! The bread crumbs on top (as recommended) of the Butter Parm pasta was a nice addition. After reading the other reviews I am not sure if we were supposed to have breadsticks or if that was additional. The price is a little too high to come frequently for the family but I get that is because the ingredients are fresh/homemade. I appreciate the additional availability of meatballs! My only complaint was that one entree had 5 meatballs and the one entree only had 1 meatball. Not sure what happened with that entree because the add on of meatballs was for 5 meatballs. Aside from that, meals and service were excellent. Enjoyed the atmosphere and the food...

If you're in the mood for a fresh and trendy pasta experience, look no further than Prima Apres. This clean and inviting restaurant offers a unique "pick your pasta, sauce, and topping" concept that makes every dish customizable and exciting. The selection is impressive, with a variety of pasta types and sauces that cater to all tastes.

The ambiance is modern yet comfortable, making it a great spot for a casual meal or a quick lunch break. The staff is friendly and attentive, ensuring that your dining experience is smooth from start to finish.

Don't miss out on their must-try dessert: Pavlova. This light and airy treat is the perfect way to end your meal, with its delicate meringue and several pick your topping options.

Overall, Prima Apres is a delightful stop for pasta lovers. If you're in the area, it's definitely...

Unique concept and a good idea but fell a little short for me. Price does seem a bit much for a small portion of pasta served via counter service in a disposable box. Very limited drink options in glass bottles only + no cups, ice, or straws; no kids menu means kids must order an adult size (and priced) portion and a drink in a glass bottle. Pasta was decently tasty but was drowning in oil, like the bottom 1/2" or so of my container was a soup of oil and small pasta bits. Price is doable for an individual single item but lunch of 2 pastas and a pavlova for my 4 year old and me was over $50 - definitely not an everyday lunch option, but I don't feel like this would be my choice for a special occasion either because the cardboard containers feel too casual. I think the concept is cool, but just not something I'll...