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De La Nonna

4.1 (766 reviews)
ModerateWine Bars, Italian
Closed • 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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Margarita. Very saucy just how we like it.
Jeremy J.

This place is cool and casual. You order everything from the counter and it comes to your table from one of the servers. Everyone was super friendly and accommodating and food came out pretty quickly, even during the rush. Everything we ordered was tasty. I would definitely come back. It even would be a great place for large groups. Five stars for sure!

Crystal H.

The best pizza I've ever tried! De La Nonna is located in the arts district of LA. My sister brought us here during our visit to Cali and it truly was the best pizza! We tried the mushroom and the white pizza which contains Japanese sweet potato, fennel, onion, mozzarella, pesto, fennel fronds, and Parmesan. It was so delicious! We were seated outside which had a great vibe. The service was great. Our server was very attentive of us. Highly recommend this restaurant!

Tiramisu and Olive Oil Cake
Autumn D.

Amazing food !! The service was great. I did have a hiccup with them before we went the night before and called and they said they weren't able to accommodate our large party but it ended up being six of us and it worked out. I loved how it gave a night in Italy vibes. The pizza was amazing, it was made fresh, and I believe it was a pan crust. Our waitress was very very sweet. The dessert was amazing the Tiramisu melted in your mouth nicely, and the olive oil cake was just decadent. Oysters were great, and so was the Caesar Salad. We did have the potatoes those were okay wish they were a tad bit crispier but other than that everything was amazing. Parking was a hassle. Paid lots or street parking are available.

Amazing pizzas
Monique D.

De La nonna has been a go to for me. Closest thing to a real Italian cafe. It gives me all the vibes. When I'm missing Italy I come here. The frozen spritz is so refreshing, their focaccia pizzas are delicious and filling and the rotation of salads are never a miss. Dog friendly patio, all the staff are amazing. Love the relaxed atmosphere and fresh ingredients. The kitchen really works well together and knows quality. De La nonna never disappoints. Well maybe once, there was a moment when the crudo barely had any fish

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!

Patio view. Blue bottled water.
Susan V.

A good place to go watch the sunset on a warm evening! My friend and I drove to Big Bear Lake for the day to see eagles at nearby parks. This is not far from Fawnskin Park. It's next to a wood paneled classy hotel in a big parking lot - easy to find. The Caesar salad so delicious. Once we saw the focaccia pizza bread with bubbling cheese just had to order with our drinks and it did not disappoint. The patio upper counter where we sat had a good view of the lake. There are tables too with covered shade. Inside there is a bar and tables to sit also. Service was good. Prices reasonable. Place was clean. Thumbs up!

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.

marg & pepperoni
Karina G.

I am kind of a pizza snob so I wouldn't say this is a pizza fave for me personally, however, I really did enjoy the atmosphere, service, and the drinks. I would suggest viewing this as a pizza restaurant rather than a traditional Italian restaurant since the menu is limited. Pizzas had good flavor but I'm not a huge fan on the thicker/fried style breading. I will say you can get some great pics here for the gram!

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 :)

Stopped by with a friend of mine and let me tell you we both are definitely coming back! The food was delicious- we had the pepperoni pizza with hot honey. Food is definitely shareable, good size portions to try a little bit of everything. The staff were also super sweet, we had a bunch of questions they were happy to answer- big shout out to Danny! Very chill vibe- you can come dressed up or in sneakers and a graphic tee, everyone welcomed! Definitely 10/10- must try!

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!

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.

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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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