Popular Greenwich Eatery Announces Addition Of Executive Chef

GREENWICH, CT — Constantino's Pasta Bowls, a family-owned Italian restaurant in Greenwich known for its classic dishes and celebrity clientele, has announced the appointment of veteran chef Bill Rosenberg as its new executive chef.

Rosenberg, a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America, brings more than 35 years of culinary experience to the restaurant. Known for blending global flavors and leading popular dining establishments such as F.I.S.H. and NoMa Social, Rosenberg will now collaborate with existing head chef Jacinto Perez to enhance the restaurant’s offerings.

"We are honored to have Chef Bill joining our team this month and are looking forward to seeing his vision come to life," said co-owner Robyn Bordes in a news release.

While the current menu includes a variety of dishes such as spicy rigatoni, filet mignon, tuna tartar, and stuffed artichokes, Rosenberg is expected to introduce new items, including his signature fish dishes and chicken scarpariello. He is known for using local, sustainable ingredients and incorporating a wide range of culinary influences.

"My love for cooking stems from growing up watching my grandmother in the kitchen and to know family is a core value here at Pasta Bowls makes it feel like home already," Rosenberg said in a news release. "I am grateful to be a part of the team and excited for all that is ahead."

Constantino's Pasta Bowls has seen a host of celebrities visit since it opened in July 2024.

Melissa and Joe Gorga of "Real Housewives of New Jersey" fame stopped by in March.

The visit came several months after another "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star Danielle Cabral dined at Constantino's Pasta Bowls as well as Love You A Latte, which is next door and also owned by Bordes and her husband Michael.

Love You A Latte features a variety of coffee drinks, from regular coffees to espressos, cappuccinos, cold brew, and of course, lattes.

Last September, Vinny Gaudagnino, Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino from MTV's "Jersey Shore" series visited Constantino's Pasta Bowls after filming nearby in Stamford.