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Expensive but delicious. Pasta mac n beef - a creamy cheese sauce with a beef version of pulled pork in top. Pasta seafood spin - not incredible, but a lighter sauce and good amount of seafood. Sandwich pear and swiss - kids loved it. Salad beets - tasty. Total was $68 after tax.

Dinner at InGrain was a wonderful experience. Greeted by modern, simple decor and an attentive waitress, I felt welcome at this restaurant. The menu is simple but I believe in the quality of every item on it. You can tell the effort the kitchen goes to make the food so delicious. I loved the pasta,

came as a party of 3 not too impressed with the food tough it was not bad mac and beef was kinda sweet chicken pram was garlicky but the pasta was pretty good

I had excellent pasta from here. The service was quick and friendly and is in a great location.

Gourmet homemade pasta! I recommend the artichoke toast to start, and the Mac & Beef for the entree.

Great pasta, good value! Generous portions, perfectly al dente with tasty creative sauces. Perfect takeout food, unfortunately due to the Pandemic the indoor seating area remains closed. A cozy little table has been set for guests to enjoy dishes outside the shop. Be sure to pickup a bag of the

Mediocre pasta. It wasn’t bad but it wasn’t amazing. I have certainly had better pasta elsewhere. The price is really not worth the ingredients used. I’d rather pay $5 more at other restaurants to get better pasta then pay $20 at this place for some sauce and pancetta. The staff also rolled her eyes

The food here is mediocre and poorly prepared. I ordered the chicken parmesan to go and what I received is unacceptable. The lettuce in the side salad was rotten, the chicken was rubbery and bland and to top that all off there was a hair in my pasta. Highly disappointed and frankly disgusted.