From checked tablecloths and red sauce to upscale osso buco, Voice Places is Los Angeles’s guide to Italian cuisine. Type in a restaurant name, search by neighborhood, or browse our hundreds of professional reviews and user reviews to find the place that’s perfect for you!
It is almost impossible to have a civil discussion about pizza in this city of immigrants, because there may be no foodstuff so intimately linked to one's sense of... More »
Where my favorite osterie in Italy find purpose in the repetition of classic dishes, in menus that may not change for decades, Gino Angelini is by nature a... More »
Sotto is a somewhat different kind of Italian restaurant, you understand, a place where the bread comes with pureed lardo instead of olive oil, the ramp-fava bruschetta... More »
Leo Bulgarini is the wrong guy to mouth off to the day after his beloved AS Roma squad drops a game to Genoa or Inter Milan. His gelati are labeled only in... More »
It may be a Canadian import, but Terroni might actually feel more Italian than anywhere else in Los Angeles at the moment, with as many expats at the tables as on the... More »
It's hard not to be dumbstruck by Bottega Louie, a majestic food hall in aformer Brooks Brothers flagship, a slab of urban renovation that suggests less downtown Los... More »
The Italian deli Bay Cities makes a decent turkey sandwich, a loud, greasy meatball sandwich and a very respectable hero, but the sandwich of choice here is a monster... More »
For most of its existence, Dominickâ??s was famous as the Hollywood restaurant that never looked open, a weathered, low building, neon permanently unlit, across from the... More »
One of Brea's better restaurants, with a loyal local following. The menu is vast, including panini, pastas and salads. Dependable favorites include the chicken... More »
Order the Sicilian-style linguine with basil, oregano and anchovies blended into a marinara sauce and poured over a healthy serving of flat spaghetti. And... More »
advertisement
For the last dozen years, West Hollywood's Angelini Osteria has been perhaps the moral center of Italian food in Los Angeles. A procession of many of the town's best practitioners of the cuisine has trained in chef Gino Angelini's small kitchen, learning to master pasta and porchetta at Angelini's hands. On the other side of the pass, the rest of us have continued to enjoy...
Long before it became expected, as it is now, for a chef to troll his local farmers market every week, to grow his own heirloom tomatoes, to serve his precisely sourced fish without bothering to cook it, to spotlight family-made wines and olive oils and to present his beautifully articulated food in dishes made not by a machine but by a ceramicist friend, Salvatore Marino was doing exactly...
Once upon a time, many more Italian restaurants resembled Maureen Vincenti's Brentwood "ristorante" than do now: old country–accented servers, beautiful wine lists, menus that seem more like manifestos than what's for dinner. So it's a supreme pleasure to sit back leisurely at Vincenti and revel in a plate of chef Nicola Mastronardi's perfectly constructed agnolotti or...
Squid Ink is always raving about this place. I now see why.
Read Full ReviewThis has to be one of the Best Kept secrets for lunch! I brought a few friends for the 2 slices salad and drink $7.99 in was amazing! Best price in SilverLake for a complete meal from a real restaurant not fast food! We all had the Homemade cheese cake wow! Nothing Bad to Say great Service and it was not crowded. I will Be back to try the dinner.
Read Full ReviewSounds like a good evening of storytelling. George Vreeland Hill
Read Full ReviewPrivacy Policy | Terms of Use | Site Map © 2013 Village Voice - All rights reserved.
Find everything you're looking for in your city
Find the best happy hour deals in your city
Get today's exclusive deals at savings of anywhere from 50-90%
Check out the hottest list of places and things to do around your city