Sosta
About
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From the same owners as Pizzicletta, and just as worth a visit. It's a cafe-style Italian spot in a renovated historic building (with an atrium-style patio) just north of downtown — breakfast and pastries with local coffee in the morning, fresh pasta for lunch. The vibe is relaxed and casual: order at the front, grab a number, and settle into a table inside, on the front patio, or out back in the garden. Kids tend to do well here — pasta is always a safe bet. Hours are a bit limited, so plan accordingly. A lovely, unhurried spot for a family meal.
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Hours
- Mon8am – 3pm
- Tue8am – 3pm
- Wed8am – 3pm
- Thu8am – 3pm
- Fri8am – 9pm
- Sat8am – 9pm
- Sun8am – 9pm
Price
$$
Phone
(928) 405-8692Website
sostaflagstaff.comWhile you're in the area
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