If you love **Roman-style flatbread and grilled panini**, this place is definitely worth checking out! They make their flatbread **fresh all day, around the clock**, and you can really taste the difference. Everything is made with fresh ingredients, and there are SO many varieties to choose from that deciding what to order becomes the hardest part of the meal. We especially loved the **mushroom & truffle**, the **prosciutto**, and anything with that glorious **fresh burrata cheese**. Creamy, savory, delicious... basically, burrata makes everything better. It's a **quick, casual counter-service spot inside a market**, so you can grab your food and eat there or take it to-go. No fancy white tablecloths or elaborate ceremony--just good food, fast and casual. The only downside? **Parking.** I really wish they would validate! This is such a fun little eatery and market that I would happily spend more time browsing and eating... but my parking anxiety has other plans. With so many delicious choices, we'll definitely be back to work our way through the menu. read more

Got some pastries and a slice of mousse cake. Everything was good, not great. Not as good as desserts you can get at restaurants or other places which offer dessert imo. We shopped around and looked through their fresh foods and produce. Got some pretty good, natural, organic chocolate milk. Wasn't better than Trader Joes chocolate milk but definitely good. All of the employees we spoke with and assisted us were very friendly and informative. This location is definitely not as elite as the NY location but I feel like that is to be expected obviously. read more

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I walked into this supermarket and felt like I'd suddenly landed in Italy The selection is definitely something you don't see every day , most of the products are imported, and everything looks very upscale and luxurious. There's a huge selection of Italian cheeses, drinks, pasta (SO much pasta ), risotto rice, and plenty of other specialty products. Service is normal We grabbed a few slices of pizza and some sandwiches. Honestly, I expected more. The food was pretty average taste-wise. Maybe I just don't fully understand Italian cuisine (NO) , but the pizza slice in the photo was supposed to be a pretty classic combination. Unfortunately, the pesto tasted quite bitter, and I only finished half because I was really hungry. Would I recommend stopping by? Absolutely especially if you're in Century City. You'll definitely find some great Italian products to take home. Just don't go expecting the food from the kitchen to be mind-blowingly delicious. Come for the Italian grocery selection and the experience! read more

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Eataly is always a solid spot for me to pick up food to go. Part of it is nostalgia (as I used to go to their NYC location quite a lot in college) and the other part is knowing my friends from Italy go here for authentic Italian goods. I ordered their funghi pizza, which you could heat up there or choose to take to go. I chose to do the latter and popped it in my air fryer when I got back home. Decided to add an egg because why not. Quite solid if you're looking for something quick and simple. read more

Eataly - Los Angeles - Funghi Slice - Italian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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This review is for la pizza & la pasta inside Eataly. It's my first time at Eataly even though I heard good things about it. I had high hopes for the restaurant, but unfortunately it did not live up to my expectations. Came here on a Sunday and managed to snag a table around dinner time without a reservation. Servers were friendly and attentive. We got the melon prosciutto appetizer to share. It was good and the melon prosciutto pairing is always great. Will order this again, though the presentation of the dish could probably have been a bit better. They had the summer of pesto menu going, so I got the pesto basilico pasta. The pasta was cooked very al dente and the pesto sauce was good. My only qualm is that the portion is a little on the smaller side and I wish the pasta was cooked a little bit more (maybe 45-60s more). The pizza was perhaps the most disappointing. We got the diavola dolce pizza and was expecting a glazy hot honey but the honey was very watery and the pizza overall was lacking flavor. I also wish they were a bit more generous with their salami topping. The dough was good, but the entire pizza tasted very bland and more like a regular cheese pizza topped with a couple of salami and a dollop of ricotta. There's way better options for Italian food in the area so probably wont be returning here again. However, they do have a great selection of groceries so I'd probably just stick with the groceries! read more

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There are a few standouts still to be had and enjoyed here. The bomboloni at the downstairs coffee bar are excellent and worth going there just for those. At the same bar, is a Cremespresso frozen drink. These two items are 5 stars. Fantástico. The overall facility has lost a lot of its luster, from the opening days. It looks worn and there were a few areas where accidents occurred but no attention was paid by staff. The food section has a plethora of choices in every category; olive oil, cheese, tinned fish, wine, dry and fresh pasta, meats, poultry, candies, etc... The produce section has a great selection of fresh and beautiful fruits and vegetables. Overall a great place for specialty food shopping and snacking. I would love to see them refresh the space. There's a lot of good stuff to be had. read more

Eataly - Los Angeles - A beautiful selection of ripe tomatoes. - Italian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

When I'm at the gym and in a rush to grab a quick, hearty bite before my next destination, Eataly is my go-to. I usually stick to the hot food like pizza, sandwiches, meatballs, and lasagna are all solid. I haven't really shopped the grocery aisles, but the variety looks great. The food is consistently good with nice portions, though honestly, it's a bit pricey. Then again, everything in LA is expensive these days, so at around $20 a dish, it's become the new normal. The staff is always nice, and the cashier who helped me out this time was super friendly. I love the ambiance and the fact that there are plenty of spots to just hang out, catch up with friends, or knock out some work on my laptop. I'll definitely be back to keep working my way through the menu. read more

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Okay for a one time visit but very average food with overhyped prices. Some grocery items are fine but most of it is also overpriced.

If it weren't for my ride-and-die cuzzo, I wouldn't have discovered this place. If you happen to need some authentic Italian ingredients, you will more likely find it here. From pasta to sauces to cheese to seafood to meats to produce to seasoning and everything in between, they will have it here. They even have specialty wines if that's your thing. The variety seemed endless! And if you're in the mood for a snack, they do have a section for fresh baked goodies. Seating and tables available. It is true: price point is up there but you will definitely be paying for quality. I loved the place so much that I had come through a second time before even writing this review. Definitely coming back - most likely sooner than later. read more

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I really wanted to love this meal more than I did. We tried the fettuccine Alfredo, carbonara, and the cacio e pepe pizza, and unfortunately most of it fell a little flat. The fettuccine Alfredo looked great and was definitely creamy, but it was surprisingly bland. I kept waiting for that rich, cheesy flavor you expect from an Alfredo, but it just wasn't there. The carbonara was similar. The pasta was cooked nicely and there was a good amount of pancetta, but again, it needed more flavor and seasoning. For dishes that are supposed to be simple but packed with flavor, both pastas were pretty forgettable. The exception was the cacio e pepe pizza. This was easily the best thing we ordered! The crust had a nice char and chew, and the cheese and pepper actually delivered the flavor I was missing from the pasta. Eataly is always fun to walk around and I love the whole concept, but based strictly on this meal, it was a 3-star experience for me. Nothing was terrible, but aside from the pizza, everything was just too bland to make me excited to order it again. read more

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Eataly Century City never disappoints. This has become one of our absolute favorite places in Los Angeles, and every visit reminds us why we keep coming back. Ambiance: 5/5. Service: 5/5. Food: 5/5. Everything we've tried has been consistently excellent. The pizza is fantastic, the pasta is always delicious, the salads are fresh, and the wine selection is outstanding. Whether we're stopping in for a casual lunch, date night, or family dinner, the experience is always top-notch. What makes Eataly so special is that it's much more than just a restaurant. You can shop for authentic Italian products, enjoy an amazing meal, grab a glass of wine, and finish with gelato, pastries, or cannoli. It's truly an experience. My wife and I love it, and our entire family loves it too. I honestly can't stop raving about this place. The quality, atmosphere, and consistency are hard to beat. If you're looking for great Italian food and a fun dining experience, Eataly Century City is a must-visit. read more

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Great novelty, but ease of access is slightly difficult. I live in the Manhattan Beach area and took a day trip to downtown LA. Parking there is quite expensive. The first hour is free, after which it costs $5 for the first full hour, and then billed per subsequent 20-minute period, with a daily maximum of $35. Doesn't make it easy to stop by and try out all their stalls! There was a lot I wanted to learn or ask about, but I cut my trip short to be at the 1-hour mark. I got an americano, and my boyfriend got a white flat. We enjoyed seeing all the snack options, jams, cheeses, and pasta. Everything is so neatly organized and presented. It looks very clean. We noticed there's a lot of ingredients that look really unique to elevate a home cocktail experience...like candied ginger and dried peels. We bought some of those and brought home jams (strawberry, lemon) and spreads (hazelnut). It was a very exciting first trip; everything looked so shiny and exciting. read more

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Love the happy hour drinks! 3-5pm $10. Great space and fun to walk around and look at all the good food. read more

Eataly - Los Angeles - Passion fruit spritz - Italian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I came to the Gelateria and Barbara gave me samples of all the authentic Italian ice creams and gelato's everything is so amazing! My favorite is the pistachio which is white and very flavorful. I also like the blood orange. They have sorbet as well. A+ experience. The actual store itself is so cool and has so many different levels of delightful authentic Italian food and treats along with Italian wine and champagne read more

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Have been to Eataly in multiple cities and always have a positive experience. Eataly Los Angeles did not disappoint. There are plenty of products here, whether you are shopping so you can cook at home or coming here to dine out. It's all goodness. It's spacious and comfortable and this location has a bank of self checkout if you prefer that. read more

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I've never been a fan of Batali, but i do like this shop. Wishing it was closer to home. Large selection of italian pantry staples and sweets. Love their breads, focaccia, cheese department, cured meats, everything really. A bit overpriced, but for convenience and quality you cannot find a match. During Christmas time, it's a great place to grab panettone and pan d'oro. service is efficient. It's a fancy supermarket, well lit and organized. read more

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Came here for a cooking class to make pasta from scratch with my party of 7. Fabio was an amazing and fun instructor that showed us the way and kept it entertaining. He explained the difference of Northern and Southern traditions and overall, we had a great experience. Each person had their own station so we didn't have to share and we all got to get the feel of ready dough/texture. We got to take our pasta home and ate some at the end. Highly recommend the hands on cooking class. From the beginning to the end, Fabio and his assistant were very generous on the drink pours and had a great spread of appetizers to keep us happy for the 2 hrs we were there. Such a fun time and very private venue for your date night or party with friends. After the cooking class, we made reservations for Terra. We enjoyed the rooftop restaurant and ordered more food and drinks. We went shopping at the marketplace and enjoyed all the things Eataly had to offer. What a fun time to spend the entire day. They don't validate parking tickets and we paid $27 for parking. read more

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Today, I stopped by Eataly at Century City Mall for dessert and coffee. I chose the mini cake called Ciccio, and it was so creamy and absolutely delicious. I also noticed that they have Lavazza coffee, so I immediately ordered an Americano. I've always loved Lavazza coffee, and this one was so good --very aromatic, rich, and full of flavor. The staff were friendly as well, which made the experience even better. read more

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We went there specifically for dessert. Amidst all the sweet treats, the pistachio tiramisu stood out and screamed at my husband, so that's what he got. It is perfect for gifting and a tad expensive. That being said, we savored every bit of it. It is delicious, not too sweet in some parts (very sweet in others), and I was surprised I could still distinguish the ingredients used. I tasted the lady fingers, the pistachio, the cheese (mascarpone? Ricotta?) - and I was in heaven. Eataly ALWAYS delivers, whether it's savory meals or desserts. Although Century City is a long drive for us, this place makes all that traffic worth it. read more

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****PARKING TIP**** I hope someone finds this helpful because the parking here wants to bankrupt you. First hour? Free. After that, it's $3 per half hour, with a cap around $45 if you linger too long. Valet kicks off at $20, same deal on increments. But if you grab $10 of goodies at Gelson's, you've got 3 hours on the house, just remember to get it validated. read more

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Eataly has to be the most fun market out there. I love Italian food so we shop for products that are made in Italy at this market. They have an amazing selections of organic and gluten free pasta. Also fresh pasta by pounds, butcher's station and fresh produce. I really like the selections of sauces and dry herbs. Lots desserts and gelato to try as well. This place has a lot to offer like Lavazza coffee, food stalls, a big wine shop in the back next to two sit down restaurants. They have wine tastings throughout the store. We like to eat at La pizza or Capri, both serve great authentic Italian food! The staff were friendly every time we visited. This is definitely my favorite place for italian grocery shopping and meals! read more

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4* Food 4* Service 3.5* Ambiance A dependable Eataly experience which is still joyful to experience many years after my first experience at the original in Bologna. We dinned at Capri where we could enjoy both pasta, pizza, and fish. The wine choices are always fantastic and you can never go wrong. The foccacia bread was warm, crispy on the outside, soft on the center with flavorful olives and tomatoes. It was perhaps the best item we ordered. We asked for olive oil on the side which definitely further elevated the taste. The lemon pasta was creamy, perfectly al dente with a balanced and perfect amount of lemon. Simple ingredients, bold taste. The branzino we ordered was tender and good; however, it lacked flavor from the olives and tomatoes which accompanied it. read more

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Beautiful roof top restaurant. Great wine selection. Wonderful service. Had an overall great experience. Several gluten free options. I was craving pasta. Had a gluten free pasta dish with asparagus and egg caviar. Was small portion but delicious. My friend had the artichokes and the octopus. Was very happy with them both. Octopus had potatoes and a delicious sauce. Heaters outside for when it get cool in the evening. Would definitely come back. Great shop down a few levels where they sell homemade pasta and cheeses. Lots of Italian imported goods as well. Fresh breads sauces. Got a gluten sensitive tiramisu down at the gelato shop that was good but not great. The rice cookie part was kind of soggy but the custard part was great. read more

Eataly - Los Angeles - Gluten free pasta with asparagus and egg caviar - Italian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Tasty food. Good service. Delicious affogato. Came before seeing a movie and it was perfect. Will come again! read more

Eataly - Los Angeles - My Affogato! - Italian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

We attended one of Eataly's bigger events and it was a blast. They turned the store into a mini food market feel. This was far better in service and food options than the mini one we attended. The food was delicious and the drinks optional a were a lot of fun. Definitely would recommend it to anyone if you are looking for a date night or just something different. It is a bit pricey though. read more

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WOW! Talk about a fun weekend!! 1st time here, I haven't been to Westfield Century City Shopping Center in like 20 years! Anyways this Eataly totally rocks! I don't know what I was thinking (forgot I've been to one when I was in Japan, that one was smaller), anyways for some reason I thought this was a restaurant but it's not...it's like an upscale Italian marketplace with restaurants, fresh pasta, pastries, coffee, groceries, and imported foods all under one roof. In my mind it's part Italian food hall, part grocery store, part dining experience. I just LOVED it!! I seriously felt like I was in vacation!! LOL! Prices varies, my favorite is when it's on sale. There were lots of customers here. People here were very nice! Loved it inside!! So many things to look at!! This place was just so clean and organized! read more

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We put our name in at a restaurant with a long wait time and ended up walking around the mall and stopping by Eataly! We have been here many times but it's got so many cute and charming items, lots of tasty treats and we ended up with a lil prosciutto appetizer while we wated and he toasted it to perfection! A perfect appetizer to energize us while we waited for our main reservation haha. read more

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Great spot to have some Italian snacks and pick up a few snacks for the house. We came here to buy some Italian goodies like chocolates, coffee, and deli, we enjoyed shopping here but we also ended up eating here, this is like a Grocery slash food hall. We Tried their Pizza ,  Italian Deli, and  Gelato . Everything was good, but I enjoyed their Pizza section the most, lots of Variety to choose from. read more

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The sit down restaurant is tucked all the way back on the second floor so it doesn't feel like you're in the middle of the store. Getting a reservation in advanced would be good, but they accept walk-ins too. We got the brussels sprouts and kale salad and the margherita pizza. The brussels sprouts and kale wasn't bad, it has a very grassy vegetal flavor since the brussels are shaved raw without extra flavoring. The pizza has such a delicious crust, the corners are crispy while the rest is spongy and there's a thin layer of sauce that stands out against the cheese and basil. The servers are so nice and check in pretty often despite how busy it can be. read more

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I've come here maybe about four times now and I have to say that every time seems to just get better. It's always nice and clean. Our servers are always so cooling down to earth and they go that extra effort just to make you feel comfortable.. today I got together with some family before the big Christmas bash and we had an awesome time. I personally enjoy coming here, especially since when you're done with your meal and your desserts and your coffee. You can do a little shopping with all the awesome delicious food they sell to take home. If you haven't had the chance to come here and experience the delicious food. You should plan a nice afternoon and enjoy yourself.. read more

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Eataly to me is better than Disneyland. I can spend hours here just looking at everything and learning something new. From fresh food, to meats and cheeses, to pantry staples. Anything and everything here is interesting and worth exploring. Bought some cheeses, fresh pasta, and best of all grappa. Can't find this liquor anywhere! They also have a full restaurant, butcher, and gelato. Who needs to fly to Italy? Everything you need is here. I can't go to Century City without stepping foot into Eataly. The only sad thing is that I can't buy the whole store! read more

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Sat at the bar for a cute dinner with the girlies!! It took us a second to be served in the line-- we were at the front of the walk ins line and weren't served until the entire reservations line was depleted (even people who got there after us). Other than that, the food was good, the passionfruit spritz was yummy, and our bartender/server was very nice. read more

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Eataly is so much fun!! I have heard so much about it but still wasn't totally sure what to expect. It's a cute, and big shop with groceries (farmers market style), different food and drink kiosks for ready to eat items, and some restaurants. It was really cute to walk around and see all the unique, Italian goods. We had some Focaccia pizza and sandwiches- the pizza was great! Sandwich was just ok. It is a bit pricey ($10 a slice) but it was still such a fun experience. **Note: they use the same tongs for meat and non meat foods. I also got some goat cheese from the grocery and am excited to use it tonight for dinner! If you park in the structure by Macy's you'll be super close to Eataly. If you find yourself in the Century City Mall, definitely check out Eataly! read more

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After visiting the American Girl store or attending an event at CAMP at the mall, this is a must stop every time. Feels like more than just a place to eat, it feels like stepping into a lively Italian market. There is so much to explore here. Fresh bakery items, pasta, desserts, coffee, wine, imported groceries and different food counters all under one roof. It's the kind of place where you come in for one thing and end up walking around wanting to try everything. It can get busy and packed, especially during peak shopping hours, but it's worth it. The energy adds to the experience and makes it feel like a bustling market in another country. Perfect stop for lunch, a snack, dessert or just browsing around. Every visit feels like a little escape and I always leave with something delicious read more

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Always a fun time perusing the beautiful foodie offerings & the tasty takeaway options are fantastic if you're not up for cooking. My kids enjoy ending our visit with a treat - gelato or from their bakery. We love their cooking classes too, but that's a separate review! read more

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You can tell the food is delicately made here, it is more of an upscale place so prices are higher and portions are smaller (for the pasta at least). I came here with a friend when they had an appetizer + main promotion, so it was a good deal. The pasta and pizza were alright, but I actually preferred the appetizer (aracini). Service was good and the atmosphere of the restaurant is suitable for a fancier night out. read more

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I wish I was in Italy. Or that they had an Eataly in Houston. Got some delicious focaccia bread from Eataly which we took to the Getty Center for a nice picnic before touring the art galleries. Loved looking at all of the delicious pastries and pastas. read more

Okay some pluses 1. I had the mussels in tomato sauce appetizer. Lots of mussels, really good. You can just have this and be full. That's what I did. Comes with four toasted bread. It was perfect. You want a spoon which they did. That said one mussel was closed, this means it was bad. You always want all of them open. 2. The other appetizer the bread, pane rustic was well great if you need to varnish to furniture and remove the paint first. Good thing I just needed something to do it Should have been warm at least. When nobody touches it, a party of three, indicate crummy. 3. My friends had the margarita pizza and loved it. The pasta with green something was good too. I can't recall the name and I'm lazy, you can look it up 4. I had an Italian ice tea it comes out from a bottle. It's gross and nine bucks. I went just with water. Finally for us food snobs, you should always have a seafood fork to remove the meat from shellfish. Staff nice, acoustics could be better. Always make a reservation. Oh their strawberry sorbet was to die for. Loves it. Creamy and yummy. read more

This place has gone downhill, it's actually pathetic. The salads now are served in the trashy supermarket round packaging that squishes everything together, the packaging used to be square and the toppings were all laid out nicely. Now the salads are stuffed with bad nasty trashy lettuce mix (think sweet greens) when it used to be hand picked butter lettuce. My salad also came with NO DRESSING and looked dryer than the Sahara desert. When chic fil a is doing salads better than eataly.... Eataly should just burn down. Also they literally lie about how the salads look online vs in store. You are not an Italian specialty store you are a wannabe tourist trap. read more

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I love Eataly market & ready to eat food! However yesterday, to order a coffee took us 37 minutes to get to order than another 25 minutes to get the Latte - My friends bought a pizza and sandwiches which went faster .... I had to wait for the ready coffee/Latte by the Coffee counter. By the time I got to my friends with the 3 coffee orders - they were done eating. My mushroom pizza was cold ..... BTW - next to the pizza / sandwiches cashier there is a machine for frozen Aperol - please CLEAN - the outside of that machine & the metal mesh underneath - it's filthy !! read more

Eataly - Los Angeles - Coffee counter . Nice barista but the wait to receive the 3 cups of coffee/Latte too almost one hour !!! - Italian Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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