The Meatball Shop Williamsburg

The restaurant was closed and appeared to have been shut down for some time. Thanks for the heads up, OpenTable.

We had an amazing experience at this restaurant. Despite the cold weather, we decided to visit and enjoyed some delicious pasta. The music added to the great atmosphere, and the food surpassed our expectations.

Great food for a decent price, I came here on my birthday last year and me and my best friend had three appetizers, two entrees, a pitcher of beer, and it came out to either 100$ or just shy of 100$. The spicy rigatoni with pork meatballs was so flavorful, just the right amount of kick. I also tried a bite of my friends chicken parm and it was excellent.

That 's a spicy meat-a-ball! No kidding. I had six of these, so yes, bring on the Alka-Seltzer. Seriously, I liked these spicy golf balls so much that if it were not for gastric restrictions and unelastable waistlines, in addition to hefty New York price tags, I would still be eating these right now. When I lived in New Jersey, there was a restaurant to this that was similar to this concept called Lotsa Balls. They specialized in specialty meatballs and along with some great pasta, they had something special, except I only learned they recently closed. Would there be a restaurant to pick up the torch that Lotsa Balls once held so highly? The short answer? Yes! This restaurant in Williamsburg. The meatballs are flavorful, have an amazing kick and punch (not too overwhelming but enough to knock your tastebuds back a few notches). However, I really wanted to try them all. They are cooked beautifully, plated nicely, and served by Williamsburg 's finest residents that only a Williamsburg resident can drum up. That is okay with me. Want a little extra? Go for it. Want some pasta? Do it. Want dessert afterwards? Who is stopping you? Yep, you saw the last part right, dessert. I had to do it, and I do not regret it. It is an ice cream sandwich created how you want it. The ice cream is delicious, and it will quell the rebellion in your small intestine, like a George Washington to a Daniel Shays. It will do you better than any beer might, which might not be saying much. Pretty please. Get the beer. Then pay your bill and start dreaming up what meatballs you plan to get for your next visit. I know I am.

Ok sooooo I decided to try something new. Wasn't the best experience but, id be willing to give the place another try after the help I received and help revise My review.