Our children's museum in the states is building a role-playing area designed as an Italian family restaurant. We're searching for a name that will appeal to kids and like the sound of "Pasta Presta!" and the fun idea of a "speedy noodle." We're willing to be a little out of bounds, grammatically, but would like some guidance from Italian speakers.
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"Pasta presto" or even better, in my opinion, "Presto Pasta" or "Pasta Pronta" or "Pronti, Pasta, Via" 
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Thanks, Alan!
Prego, you're welcome.
With "Pronti, pasta, via" I am playing with our "Pronti, partenza, via" words, which can be translated into your "Ready, set, go"
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With "Pronti, pasta, via" I am playing with our "Pronti, partenza, via" words, which can be translated into your "Ready, set, go"
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Alan, is the reason for preferring Presto Pasta over Pasta Presto because the meaning is different, or is it a matter of grammar or the flow of the words?
Just the flow in this case. They sound better to my ears and flow better under my eyes than "Pasta presto".
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