Ferrazzani’s Pasta & Market Sets New Altadena Address at 2082 Lincoln Avenue

The pasta shop and Italian deli from Semolina Artisanal Pasta owner Leah Ferrazzani is tied to a new 2082 Lincoln Avenue address in Altadena while current public listings still point customers to 1976-1978 Lincoln Avenue in Pasadena.

Ferrazzani’s Pasta & Market has a new Altadena address in the frame: 2082 Lincoln Avenue, shown in the local render package provided to CurationsLA. The public Ferrazzani’s site still sends lunch orders through its current shop flow, while the restaurant’s Instagram describes the business as a home for sandwiches, fresh and dried housemade pasta, Italian ice and pantry goods.

In its current Pasadena chapter, Ferrazzani’s sits at 1976-1978 Lincoln Avenue and lists daily 11 AM to 6 PM hours. The live menu link remains active, but no public opening date for the Altadena address has surfaced yet, so this is a watch item rather than an opening-day claim.

The shop’s Pasadena chapter

Eater LA reported in February 2024 that Leah Ferrazzani, owner of Semolina Artisanal Pasta, had turned the Lincoln Avenue pasta shop into an Italian American deli with fresh pasta by the pound, sandwiches and market shelves. The address Eater cited was 1978 Lincoln Avenue in Pasadena.

Ferrazzani’s own homepage now leads with the sandwich side of the operation, describing the project as an Italian deli sandwich shop with California sourcing, local farmers and artisans, and a lunch order flow.

What changes with 2082 Lincoln

The Altadena render keeps the same bright green storefront language and places 2082 on the door. The windows call out Italian ice, sandwiches, handmade pasta and pasta away, which matches the public Ferrazzani’s positioning rather than a separate concept.

The main unknown is timing. Until Ferrazzani’s posts an opening date, the useful reader move is simple: use the current menu and order links for today, and treat 2082 Lincoln Avenue as the next location to watch.

This is the kind of neighborhood move that reads small until the sandwiches start traveling. Ferrazzani’s already has the rare combo: a pasta-maker spine, deli-lunch utility and a storefront color you can spot from a block away. The Altadena address matters because Lincoln Avenue is quietly becoming one of the better food corridors to watch north of Pasadena.

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