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Since 1990 Ohio City Pasta has specialized in meeting the demands of top chefs and families throughout the Midwest. (216) 696-3388
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Color name
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#71984A
Asparagus
113, 152, 74
90, 35, 44
26, 0, 51, 40
#DEAA58
Di Serria
222, 170, 88
37, 67, 61
0, 23, 60, 13
#93420E
Korma
147, 66, 14
23, 83, 32
0, 55, 90, 42
Ohio City Pasta is a Cleveland-based artisan pasta maker that has been handcrafting fresh pasta since 1990. The company supplies restaurants, retailers and home cooks with products made from premium ingredients using time-honored techniques. Its selection includes fresh and filled pasta, gnocchi and artisanal sauces, with classic varieties alongside seasonal specialties and custom creations.
Customers can find Ohio City Pasta at the West Side Market, farmers markets and selected grocery and specialty stores across Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois and beyond. The company also serves wholesale partners in food service, distribution and retail. For home cooks, its website offers preparation instructions and recipes to help make the most of its fresh pasta.
Ohio City Pasta also runs a Pasta Club featuring rotating selections delivered to members’ kitchens. Bundles pair pasta with seasonal sauces and accompaniments, and include step-by-step recipes and guided cooking videos. The Deluxe tier adds a rotating comfort dish.
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Food and Drink
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Company size
11-50 employees
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What are Ohio City Pasta's brand colors?
The Ohio City Pasta color palette uses the hex codes #71984A, #DEAA58 and #93420E.
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