Italian

Mo' Ravioli

Italian · Pasta · Street Food · Prato · Italia

CasualLocal SpotNo FrillsTakeoutNo Reservations
4.3Google (339)
1creator review

The story

Located on Via Roma in the heart of Prato, Mo' Ravioli offers a straightforward, no-frills dining experience that prioritizes quality and value. While it operates as a chain offshoot, the venue manages to deliver a pleasant surprise for those seeking a reliable meal in a casual setting.

The menu focuses on delivering solid, well-executed pasta dishes at an accessible price point. Creator Bertra highlighted the Ravioli Misti di Manzo e Maiale as a standout choice, noting that the restaurant is a dependable destination for anyone looking for good ravioli without the fuss. Whether you are a local or just passing through, this spot proves that consistent, tasty food doesn't always require a formal atmosphere.

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AI summary of what 1 dish mentions say about the food

Reviewers rave about Mo' Ravioli's rich, hearty ravioli misti di manzo e maiale, praising its perfectly balanced beef and pork filling. The overall vibe is one of cozy, satisfying comfort food done right.

These ravioli are very good — they're the same as the ones from Mo in Sarpi in Milan, so no surprise, but they're tasty. They're hot, colourful in the dough, with a little crunch on the bottom. The portion is generous for the price. I'd come to Prato just for these? No, but if you're around, definitely try them. Solid 8.
Bertra👍

What creators say

1 creator has covered Mo' Ravioli. Most active: Bertra

  • Bertra
    Bertra

    PROVO I CIBI Degli INFLUENCER IN TOSCANA · @ 7:48

    Loved

    Mo' Ravioli is a solid, no-frills spot for good ravioli at a great price — a pleasant surprise despite being a chain offshoot.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Ravioli Misti di Manzo e Maiale

      These ravioli are very good — they're the same as the ones from Mo in Sarpi in Milan, so no surprise, but they're tasty. They're hot, colourful in the dough, with a little crunch on the bottom. The portion is generous for the price. I'd come to Prato just for these? No, but if you're around, definitely try them. Solid 8.

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