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PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN

Fausto

Park Slope's candlelit Italian for anniversaries and big news — focaccia, little gem salad and serious pasta.

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An orange glow, an open hearth, and a back wall lined with portraits of friends and winemakers: Fausto has been Park Slope's celebration restaurant since 2017. It is polished enough for discerning parents and relaxed enough for a weeknight at the bar, and it is engineered to keep your attention on the people you came with.

Pasta is the showstopper — tagliatelle with lamb ragù and saffron, or orecchiette with fennel-braised pork and kale. Start with the rosemary focaccia, the little gem with feta, honey and almonds, and the cauliflower with currants and pine nuts; add a roast chicken if someone insists on a main.

Editor’s tip

Eat at the bar on an ordinary weeknight; it turns into an occasion anyway.

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Editorial draft — core details last reviewed October 14, 2026. Confirm practical details with the official site before you go.