I love coming here because its not so crowded and the service is great…read more Its located in Art district in downtown LA, next to little Tokyo so there are honestly plenty of parking available during day time! I always order white pizza and Caesar salad! This time I tried pepperoni pizza with hot honey and Tuna tartar. Both dishes were great! Frozen spiritz is the must during a hot summer day!

Finally stopped in to try De La Nonna. Came after work on a Friday, so had a reservation ahead of…read moretime, 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!

Ordered: - Anchovies crostini (4/5): one of my gf's favorite…read moredishes because of the flavors that come together for her but I'm not a big fan of the strong anchovy flavor in this dish. Definitely cool to try but not my personal favorite. - Insalata mista (5/5): a delicious, large salad that was flavorful, refreshing, and just the perfect pairing for the other dishes we ordered. My gf and I both loved this and were so glad we ordered it! - Spicy salame calabrese tartufato pizza (4.5/5): The truffle honey in this was very light but we still loved the flavors in this pizza. Overall (5/5): My gf and I love coming for their happy hour. Vibes are nice, service is friendly, and food is great!

I was getting a late lunch with a friend, and decided to try this spot. Initially we were going to…read moretry De La Nonna, but they were closed for a special event and we didn't know when we showed up. In the same vein, we stuck with a similar style of food and ended up at Propaganda. There was little to no wait, which was pleasant. It was a nice day and we decided to eat outside. The focaccia bread and salad came out first, and both were good. I enjoyed the crispiness of the bread, though my only qualms were that the bread was quite oily and the butter and salt were just a tad bit too salty for my liking. The Insalata Mista salad was solid. Good flavor, good dressing-to-salad ratio, and a surprisingly good portion size. As far as pizza goes, the Margherita was good. Tasty, moist, and a nice crunch on the crust. I found it to be enjoyable, though I may have enjoyed more fresh basil on this. I did find it better than the Boscaiola. I got the black truffle honey add on, and it does not go well on this pizza in my opinion. There was virtually no taste of truffle to me, and more of just an aftertaste of oily sweet honey. This was a miss. It's hard to say whether the base pizza was good without it because the flavor profile was just too overpowered by the aftertaste. The Arts District is definitely coming up with new upscale dining establishments, and I'm there for it. I think this is a solid addition. Though this is a wine bar, I don't generally drink, so my review is based purely on the food. Results of their drinks, which is quite an extensive list, may be to your liking! They do have an inexpensive three wine flight, for reference!

Such a good slice. Great crust and amazing sauce. Exactly what I've been searching for since I left…read moreNYC

I've tried this pizza before and its super good! Me and my boyfriend always come here whenever we…read moretake a trip to downtown. They are also very warm and welcoming and also provide good service.

Really too notch square pizza, baked well with quality toppings. I've had the red corvette and…read morefried chicken pies and both were exceptional. The ambience is very metallic which perhaps goes with the overall car theme of their menu. Staff is always attentive and orders are ready promptly. A great decision for ang DTLA night out.

I was downtown to watch a show at the Los Angeles Theater Center and my friend and I decided to get…read morea bite here before the show. Excellent Detroit style pizzas!

We were in the area and decided to drop by Prime Pizza for dinner! We ordered a full square pie (8…read moreslices total), 1/2 Spicy Pep and 1/2 Sicilian. Food: - Sicilian: THIS was the winner of the evening! The sauce, mozz, ricotta, and pesto all came together to make a really tasty bite. The edges of the crust were nice and crispy, and you can taste the toasted cheese on the edges of the crust. SO good. We both decided that this was the best flavor of the night. I've had this same pizza at several other spots in LA, but Prime Pizza really executed it well here. So well balanced in textures and flavors, and the crust was both nicely crispy on the edges and fluffy in the center! - Spicy Pep: Solid pizza, and we LOVE when pizza places use cuppy pepperoni. It was a bit spicier than expected, so be prepared to *actually* taste the heat when you order this one! It's tasty and the crust for this one was also banger, but (IMO) pales in comparison to the Sicilian. Would gladly come again for the Sicilian!

Absolutely loved this pizza. One of the best I've had in L.A. I also really liked they serve the…read morepizza by the slice as well. Where I live that's rare so it nice to find one that does. Located in Little Tokyo. A solid alternative in the area. Across the street from the Metro station makes it great for a convenient grab and go. On Friday and Saturday they are open late, which was a game saver for us after we returned to the hotel after an LA Galaxy game. I recommend the Sicilian pizza. I also enjoyed the bbq chicken. My son devoured the cheese slice. Service was nice.

Okay, so I know I've driven by this place and went to an ice cream museum pop up back at the end of…read morethe covid fakedemic, but it really wasn't on my radar. Nice name, but when I see menus of any cuisine that go out of their way to offer vegan and gluten free versions of everything, it tends to put me off. I know that's an unfair prejudice, but I always assume it's more of a healthy food place for people who complain about regular food than a real tasty joint. Well, I couldn't have been more wrong. Now that I've tried their fantastic pizza, my only sadness is that they are located in DTLA, where finding parking even to run in and pick up things to go is always difficult. So, we were here at first not for the food but because my teen son's death metal band, Institutionalized, was playing a show with the very popular super cool local metal band Diabology. But, hey, if you're there might as well grab something before you leave, right? So We got a cheese pie, which was excellent. Also tried a slice of their white pie, which was garlicky goodness. What really sold us, though, was the Sicilian pie we got. As born and bred New Yorker transplants who have been here a long time, we have never found a fantastic Sicilian. Good, sure, but never great. The pies are never thick enough as far as the breading. Here it was as close as we've ever got. And like the other pizza, the taste was excellent. And, as native New Yorkers, we know our pizza! Strongly recommended! Can't wait to get another Sicilian pie in the near future with some toppings.

It took me over a year to come back here after they mistakenly gave me a regular pizza instead of…read morevegan. I finally went back and tried one of their vegan pastas I hadn't tried before, and there was meat in it (pancetta). I literally am feeling sick to my stomach--I'm pescatarian + non-dairy and stopped eating meat in 2013 so I'm sure you can imagine. The customer service was amazing and the cashier who helped me, Melissa, was so apologetic and sweet (obviously wasn't her fault), but this is just another warning to anyone who is vegan and considers coming here. I also came when they were about to close and already had to wait like 15min longer than they said so there's not even anything else open this late for me to find other food. Very disappointing and I will not be coming back for good this time. If I could give separate stars for customer service, I would give them 5 stars but this was unacceptable on the cook's part. Do not risk it if you are vegan.

5 stars all day!!…read more Braazo Pizza in Downtown LA is a dope spot with really cool vibes. The atmosphere is on point and having a full bar makes it even better. Perfect place to kick back with friends, watch a game, grab drinks and eat some legit pizza. The pizzas are HUGE and super good. Real NY style pizza with great flavor and crispy crust. Definitely one of the better pizza spots in Downtown Los Angeles. Good food, good drinks, good vibe. I'll definitely be coming back.

Hard working people Cook and create excellent food…read more It's a very small place But Oh so worse it Excellent pizza Subs Fish and chips Everything is way good

Ok so we have all been hearing about quarter sheets in every TikTok and IG reel forever right?…read more Well the homegirl and I decided to see what all the fuss was about and, brother, they were not wrong with the fussing because holy baby Jesus this fucking pizza is amazing. We showed up late on a Friday so we weren't gonna be able to eat inside. No issue we when to the window and got three slices. The tomato pie with ricotta, the Sicilian corner, and the special which had chorizo and green sauce of some kind. We sat in my car and took a bite of each slice and ... wow. Everything was amazing. UH MAY ZING. Our favorite was the Sicilian corner but honestly, it was all great. We even ordered the cheese cake for dessert and it was dense and delicious. I will for sure be back and am excited to try some other selections.

Tried Quarter Sheets with some work friends on our way to pregame at the neighborhood bars before a…read moreDodger game. This place is definitely an Echo Park hotspot, especially on game days. The inside dinning area is very small, but trendy in a hipster kinda way. It's your typical Echo Park restaurant with good food, and lots of customers in a cramped space. Seating is very limited so most people end up eating their pies on the standing tables outside or on the sidewalk. They have a small takeout window for pre orders. The online ordering process isn't the easiest and the pick up process feels a bit clunky but the service is great. It's not the most relaxed dining experience but that's part of the charm. The pizza itself was good, almost great but something is missing. It's a Detroit style pie, made to order and topped with high quality ingredients. The cheese pull is on these slices is great. It's a very good pizza for LA but definitely not the best pizza you'll find in LA. They have a great chocolate chip cookie and a surprisingly appetizing dessert list for a pizza joint. I would definitely recommend trying Quarter Sheets if you're in Echo Park or if Detroit style pizza is your thing. Just be prepared for the chaotic set up and limited seating.