Fresh pasta twirled on a vintage fork against a dark backdrop
Our Story

Flour, patience & family.

How a borrowed pasta board and a box of recipe cards became a little stone room on North High.

Est. in a home kitchen.
Caprese with heirloom tomatoes, basil and mozzarella in morning light
A slice of tiramisù dusted with cocoa
Where it began

A recipe box, a borrowed pasta board.

Olive & Stone started the way most good things do — around a crowded family table.

We opened our doors to share the food we grew up on: the kind that takes all afternoon and tastes like somebody loves you. Every strand of pasta is rolled and cut by hand each morning. Our sauces are built from heirloom recipes passed down through three generations, and the bread is baked in-house before the doors even open.

It's upscale-casual by design — linen napkins and a serious wine list, but no stiffness. Just a candlelit room, an open kitchen, and the kind of welcome that makes you want to stay for one more glass.

The Marchetti Family
Owners & Pasta-makers
What we believe

The house rules

i.

Made by hand

Pasta rolled, cut, and shaped every morning. No shortcuts, no dried boxes hiding in the back.

ii.

Recipes with roots

Three generations of family cooking, written on stained index cards and cooked the slow way.

iii.

A warm welcome

Refined food without the fuss. Come as you are, leave a little fuller and a lot happier.

The bar at Olive & Stone

Pull up a chair.

We'd love to feed you. Book a table and see what an afternoon of rolling pasta tastes like.