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    De La Nonna

    4.1 (750 reviews)
    ModeratePizza, Wine Bars
    Closed 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    Paulina M.

    The service is top notch - I swear every 10 min they'd come to our table & ask if we needed anything. & they were really helpful with recommendations. Now the pizza was mid for me - I personally not a fan of a thick-dough like foccia bread type pizza, but if you like that you'd like. I got the white pizza ($18) and this can def be shared between 2. We got some appetizers (eggplant, fingerling patatos, ceasr salad) which had plenty to share. Parking was the worst - hard to find street parking. I had to pay parking in a garage about 0.7 miles for $24.

    Nijole T.

    What a gorgeous restaurant! Parking is metered all around, they have plenty of outside as well as indoor seating. This is ideal for a casual lunch or dinner, also perfect for celebrations and special events as they have plenty of seating. The staff is so friendly and welcoming, truly a place I would go to over and over again. Would I live closer. The pizza was fantastic, we tried a variety of items on their menu and one was better than the next. The quality speaks for itself, the execution was perfection. The price is well worth it, highly recommended if you are looking for great pizza downtown Los Angeles!

    Mussels
    Justin J.

    Finally stopped in to try De La Nonna. Came after work on a Friday, so had a reservation ahead of time, and we were able to get seated immediately. Cocktails are slightly limited as it is not a full bar, but they do have options. The frozen Spritz was very flavorful, more fruit forward and would be perfect in a hot day. The Nonna's Medicine had a nice complexity to it with the flavors peeking their heads out at different times through the process. For food we started with the crudo, mussels and grilled oysters. The crudo was very fresh and had a lot going on with it's simplicity. Just a great bite. The mussels were decent but really didn't stand out in any way. The grilled oysters, however, had flavor and texture, with a Parmesan crust on top and the oyster and juice underneath. Very good! For pizza, they are almost like little personal focaccia pizzas, cut into four slices. We tried the mushroom, pepperoni and white pizzas. The mushroom has a garlic cream sauce and herb mix with Parmesan. You definitely get the mushrooms, as they are ample, but they do not over power the pizza. Just a good blend of flavors in each bite. The white comes with Japanese potato, fennel, mozzarella and pesto. Another really great bite with the potatoes not overpowering everything else. Finally, the pepperoni with spicy honey. The spicy honey is more like spicy marinara honey sauce, but it works. Could have used more of that as it came on the side. The pizza itself, with mozzarella and pecorino tasted great. Maybe that focaccia is the move? Overall, De La Nonna did not disappoint. Everything was very nice, and sitting on the patio when the weather is perfect is always a move. I would say to skip the mussels but, everything else, give it a try!

    Matthew P.

    Super yummy and vibey pizza spot in the Arts district! I've had this place saved for the longest time and I'm so happy I got to try. The pizza, salad, and whipped eggplant were all so yummy and perfectly paired with the Prosecco we got. Tables are a bit small but they brought over a stool to fit our pizza on! Cute interior and a great place for a small or large group :)

    Oysters
    Gia H.

    it's like a... Upscale Italian Urth Caffe! You order at the register and they give you a number like Urth Caffe. Then you pick your choice of seating and your food will be delivered. The oysters were delicious and fresh. The Diet Coke was on the pricey end but they prepare it extra cold and a cup of ice on the side. The market salad was very tangy. The portion was just right. Would come again for a quick solo bite or to linger on a casual summer evening.

    Anny O.

    Pizzas were all very tasty. I think my favorite was the smoked salmon one. A bit salty but it was a good balance with the dough. Eggplant sandwich was also very tasty. Good flavor and the bread is so good! We sat outside and it was nice to have the patio area to ourselves. I love the decor here We made a reservation but we didn't have to. Friday for lunch wasn't busy

    Gabrielle S.

    Our friends took us here to celebrate me finding a wedding dress. We went right when it opened, so street parking was very easy to find. We were also sat very quickly and had enough room for a party of 6. We loved the decor of the place! Our server was also prompt and very nice. The food was delicious. I absolutely loved the burrata, the frozen spritz, and the ceasar salad. The pepperoni pizza was also a hitter as well. Everything we tried was flavorful, so you can go wrong with what you pick. Would come here again!

    Carbonara
    Alex J.

    This place is fantastic. I love the vibes of the interior and outdoor patio. My only gripe is how loud the music is inside. I'm so glad we chose to sit outside but the inside is so gorgeous that the music really drowns out the aesthetic. We started with the kanpachi crudo which was pretty disappointing. The sauce was a basic lime citrus, there was hardly a sesame flavor and the pomegranates didn't add much. The kanpachi was way too firm and not a softer meat like it should be and lacked flavor itself. But the saving grace was the star of the show - the pizzas. We ordered a margherita nonna style and the market special which today was the carbonara. the crust on both is phenomenal! So crispy crunchy on the exterior with a chewy airy interior that is doughy but light. It's truly a fantastic crust. The margherita was executed perfectly but the nonna style which is just a calabrian chili paste on top isn't really worth the $2 extra. It's a decent flavor but not so much that it's needed. And that carbonara special was to die for. The golden yolks perfect to creamy perfection, the super crunchy lardon with that meaty taste, the cheesy richness of the sauce, slight kick from the pepper - this was outstanding. So although a few minor mishaps, the pizza is amazing and I would return over and over again for that

    Pepp Pizza
    Joseph C.

    De La Nonna was such a cool and fun experience! The space is very intimate. A cozy little pocket of LA that feels more like someone's stylish backyard dinner party than a restaurant. Inside, warm wood tones and soft lighting give it that effortless "Italian neighborhood spot" energy, while leafy plants and creeping vines blur the line between indoors and outdoors. Step outside and it continues: garden vibes everywhere, communal tables, string lights, and that casual hum of people genuinely enjoying themselves. It's the kind of place you'd bring a date, your friends, or honestly just yourself and a glass of wine. Service here is friendly and refreshingly unpretentious. Quick heads up: you order at the counter rather than traditional table service. But, the staff actually knows the menu. They're happy to walk you through the items, explain flavor profiles, and give recommendations without making you feel rushed. It feels collaborative rather than transactional. Pepp Pizza (4.5/5). This pepperoni pizza was phenomenal. The pepperonis were perfectly crisped at the edges, giving that addictive little snap and curl that adds both texture and depth. The crust deserves its own moment; light, airy, and not dense or doughy. You can eat multiple slices without feeling weighed down, which is extremely dangerous. And please, do yourself a favor and add the hot honey. That drizzle of sweet heat cuts through the richness and elevates the pizza. It's not overpowering, it just lingers in the best way. I'd absolutely come back to work my way through the rest of their pizzas. Love this place!

    Burrata and Focaccia
    Claudia E.

    My boyfriend and I made reservations here for Valentine's Day. The service was great, I was honestly impressed by the service. The food came out quickly and the servers were quick to respond despite it being a very busy day. The highlight of the meal was definitely the pizza. You would think that a pizza is so basic, how could it ever go wrong. However, the crunchy and delicious crust was honestly the star of the show. The hot honey sauce is a must! It brought that extra kick and flavor. Overall, De La Nonna is a great place to go for its ambience, cute interior, and amazing food. I highly recommend.

    Pepperoni
    Kaelene M.

    Beautiful restaurant and spectacular vibes! The restaurant itself is beautiful that offers both indoor and outdoor seating. I ordered the White Pizza and the Pepperoni. The dough itself is on the thicker side and the portions are huge! You'll definitely get full on 1 slice. I also ordered the oysters which were very fresh as expected. The service was fine. This restaurant requires you to order and pay at the front rather than a traditional sit and order restaurant. Overall, a beautiful restaurant with great dishes. Can't wait to come back to try their other pizzas!

    Tuna tartare
    Guillermo A.

    I was very disappointed with my experience at De La Nonna. The ambiance is the one bright spot -- I'd give it a 5/5. The space is beautiful and has a great vibe. Unfortunately, the food and service were closer to a 2/5. The best thing I ordered was the tuna tartare, which I'd rate a 4/5. However, the bread served with it was awful. It tasted like cardboard, and I honestly had to spit it out because it was so unpleasant. The pizza was extremely underwhelming. I don't understand why Instagram keeps hyping this place as having some of the best pizza in LA. It absolutely did not live up to the hype. I'd give the pizza a 3/5 at best. The Caesar salad was also disappointing. The dressing tasted like it came straight from a bottle, and the crushed croutons added nothing but an odd texture. The romaine and kale did not taste fresh to me. The oysters also did not taste fresh to me, which made them difficult to enjoy. Service was equally frustrating. The waitress told me to grab a bottle of Grattamacco Chianti 2022 from the fridge myself, only for it not to be there. When I finally got the wine, the bartender served it in a regular water glass. I had to ask for an actual wine glass. It was also unclear that you need to order through the bartender. Overall, the atmosphere is great, but that's where the positives end. Between the mediocre food, ingredients that did not taste fresh to me, and disorganized service, I left wondering what all the hype was about. Based on my experience, I would not return.

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    Melody R.

    Let's talk about focaccia! Just driving by on a Saturday and hungry. Found them on Yelp and it was on our way to our destination. Cute, open garden vibes is very laid back dress code. The sweetest host greeted us and recommended maybe, one of the best sandwiches I've had in a looong time. It didn't stop there. The Margarita pizza "à la nonna" was mouth watering. The airy and crunchy but soft focaccia was so deliciously unexpected. I'm still thinking about it!

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    Ask the Community - De La Nonna

    Is there a cover charge for Miracle Pop Up in Dec?

    How is the street parking?

    Rarely any parking but they do have valet

    Are you open for lunch? Your hours are dinner hours but you have a lunch menu....thanks!

    Saturdays at noon!

    Is the restaurant kid friendly?

    Didn't see any kids but don't see why not.

    Do you have valet?

    they do

    Do you take reservations?

    Yes, they do it through Resy.

    Are there dairy free cheese pizza options?

    Yes there are! We have cashew ricotta and Dairy-Free Mozzarella as substitutions for any pizza!

    Do you accept apple pay?

    Yes we do!

    Are pups allowed in the outdoor patio?

    Yes!

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    "I know a dark, secluded place A place where no one knows…read moreyour face A glass of wine, a fast embrace It's called Hernando's Hideaway, olé" --Ella Fitzgerald, 1963 OK, this may date me, but this is what I immediately heard playing in my head when we finally found Wife and the Somm this weekend. Glassell Park is a hidden neighborhood in Los Angeles, anyway, and if you don't know what you are looking for, you might zip right past W&S, as we did. Parking is hit and miss, but there are side streets and you will find a space if you give yourself an extra 15 minutes before you come. The neighborhood is mysterious to me, sort of pricey grunge & hipster, iykwim. But! Once you are inside, you are in a completely different world. Bright, clean, genteel, muted, with dappled sunlight dripping through various apertures and alighting in a soft glow here and there on shining metal tables. It's beautiful. Some catchy upbeat contempo-pop music streamed steadily at just the right volume overhead. I found myself resisting the temptation to get up and dance. There are several rooms from which to choose, but I wanted to be seated on the wine-red suede banquette that gave me a view of the whole restaurant and out onto the tree-canopied street. From the time we arrived to the moment we left about an hour later, we were showered with warm smiles and attentive service. And the food? Exquisite. See my pictures. It was hard to choose. One tiny disappointment was they were out of the biscuits that I wanted to start with, but I enjoyed the crusty tender Clark Street bread slices served with warm creamery butter instead. It only got better from there. The two bowls we ordered were filled with fresh vegetables, cooked to perfection, topped with an egg prepared as we requested, i.e., over medium. The portions are modest and it was all so good, we didn't take anything home. We ordered coffee and were brought two tall steaming mugs of Americano, smooth, dark, and delicious. Best of all was the Lemon Lavender cake, a seasonal specialty. Honestly, it might be one of the best, moistest, most flavorful and elegant cakes I have ever had. So fantastic, that I just ordered some lavender buds (if I don't collect them from our garden) to replicate it at home. I don't drink much alcohol but if I did, I would head here for one of their experiences or tastings -- they have a formidable list. Check all this out. And hurry if you want to have Lemon Lavender cake.

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