I was excited to try this pizza place inside Eataly in the Century City mall. Unfortunately, I was underwhelmed. I got the Bolognese and there wasn't too much meat. It wasn't that flavorful. Even though it was heated up, it was barely lukewarm and the cheese wasn't melted. There was way too much bread. The service was fine. Nothing special. We sat at one of the open tables in the food court area. The ambiance was fun to be inside Eataly. It was clean and nice to people watch. I'd go back to Eataly, but not this pizza place. read more

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Nice little pizza counter inside of Eataly. It's a great spot to pick up a quick slice of pizza when you don't want to sit at a restaurant. The staff were nice and let us take our time to order. The pizza was good and warm and filled the spot. read more

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What We Ordered: -Cinque Formaggi Slice $9.90 -Soppressata Slice $9.90 The pizza tasted like it had fresh ingredients, but it also tasted like reheated pizza. That's the problem with buying slices. It's never going to be fresh tasting. The service was very slow and not very friendly. I was waiting for 10 minutes to order two slices of pizza. There wasn't many people in front of me. They let some person cut the line in front of me to pay. I never experienced such disrespect in my life! They need to have some better systems in place and to hire some more friendly staff. I wouldn't come back here again! read more

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This place has a wide selection of pizzas and fast service (you could get your pizza slice and start eating it within a few minutes) but prices are expensive and the pizza is okayish. Margherita slice was acceptable, tasted kind of dry, and was not that flavorful. Bolognese slice had not bad flavor and I liked the sausages on it. Both slices here had a good crispy crust after they were reheated which is a plus. read more

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Pizza slices are good and delicious. We tried mushroom and broccoli with sausage. They aren't stingy with mushroom on pizza! The broccoli one was good but I actually liked mushroom one more. We also ordered the rice ball which I don't think it's that amazing. I felt the rice wasn't cooked well but maybe I'm not used to it. The one thing I would say is the customer service. The folks there seemed not happy?! When I paid, I did my math quickly. Then the bill came out $20 for a slice of pizza that was $10 and the rice ball $5.50ish. I confirmed again why is $20. Not much of explaining. A guy just shows careless and didn't even provide to give receipt. Eventually i asked for it and found out that they charged me a wrong item $3 extra! I approached them and a guy was gonna refund me. One thing was they did refund me the full amount instead of the difference. I would say always make sure to ask for the receipt so you can check if they charge you right or not. read more

This is one of my favorite pizza places! I love coming here whenever I'm at the Westfield mall. They have a variety of pizzas to choose from. Their dough is baked from scratch daily, and topped with artisanal ingredients like cured meats, cheeses, and fresh produce sourced from local farms. I usually order their margarita pizza but I decided to try something new when I saw that they had seasonal pizza slices to choose from. I went here just a few months ago and they had: Margherita Rivisitata - Mutti tomato, housemade burrata, and basil Siciliana - Mutti tomato, housemade bread crumbs, taggiasca olives, sundried tomato, and oregano Zucca e Provolone - Roasted butternut squash, housemade mozzarella, Ghidetti provolone picante DOP, chives, and Mike's Hot Honey Cipolla e Burrata - Housemade burrata, roasted red onions, radicchio, Ponti balsamic glaze, housemade mozzarella, and arugula & Tartufi e Funghi - urbanitruffles sauce, roasted cremini & button mushrooms, Urbani shaved black truffle carpaccio, housemade Stracciatella, and parsley. I decided to try their Zucca e Provolone since I love butternut squash. It was delicious. I never had butternut squash on a pizza and it worked perfectly. If you like savory foods I would recommend this. It was a perfect blend of sweet and salty. I also really loved their mozzarella cheese it's delicious! And their crust is also really good. If you order from them you should ask them to warm it up it tastes even better! I highly recommend this place. Their Zucca e Provolone is now my new favorite pizza flavor. I hope they can continue to make this one! Note: They are located at the Westfield Century City Mall in Santa Monica. They are located inside of Eatly. Eatly offers a range of Italian restaurants and food markets. Pizza Alla Pala is located on the second floor. read more

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I like Eataly and pizza is one of the only foods my three-year-old will eat, so Pizza Alla Pala seemed like an easy option for a quick lunch at the Century City mall. It's one of the many counters at Eataly, where you can pick up some more or less ready-made food and seat yourself at one of the nearby tables. This one offers traditional Roman-style pizza, fired up on a paddle (or pala) and served by the slice. Service was fast and there was plenty of seating. Unfortunately, the pizza was kind of bad. I got a tricolore for myself and a Margherita for my kids, as the thick rectangular slices looked big enough to feed one adult or two children. The tricolore came with Ferrarini prosciutto di Parma DOP, housemade stracciatella, cherry tomatoes, and arugula; the Margherita with housemade mozzarella, Mutti tomatoes, fresh basil, and extra virgin olive oil. The toppings were probably fine, but the bready pizza base was hard and unappetizing. I think the slices had been out of the oven for some time. My prosciutto was dried out, too. Both of my kids refused to eat their pizza. I let the picky three-year-old fill up on chocolate milk and got a different meal for the baby, who loved both the meatballs and the cavatelli with tomato sauce from La Rosticceria, the next counter over. (Perplexingly, Yelp allows a separate page for the pizza counter but not the rotisserie counter. I tried to create one, but it got merged with Eataly's. Anyway.) It helped that the food got warmed up, so it wasn't just served directly after sitting out for hours. My husband says Pizza Alla Pala is often good, so maybe we got unlucky. But I don't plan on trying this counter again. There are better lunch options in the mall, a few of them even within Eataly. read more

It's amazing how horrible service from one kid can completely change the dining experience. I stopped by to try a sandwich for the first time and ordered the prosciutto buratta sandwich which was about $15. The price is, quite frankly, insane. It's really not a big sandwich and they hardly fill it with meat or cheese, and considering the number of sandwiches sitting out in the evening when I stopped by, I'm shocked this place is lasting. I asked if the sandwich could be heated and the brat working says "It's a cold sandwich, but we can heat it" . . .I was puzzled. I asked "what do you mean?" He repeated "it's a cold sandwich but we can put it in the oven". Completely pointless remark. And the best part? By the time I sat down, a mere 15 feet away from the register, the sandwich was out of the oven. The sandwich wasn't even put in until I paid and immediately walked to my seat, and of course, upon holding the sandwich and my first bite, this wasn't "heated" to any reasonable degree. The kid is lazy, rude, and has no self respect to be working with food. read more

Stopped for lunch at Pizza Alla Pala in Eataly today. Never had Roman style pizza before. Really liked the crust. Had a piece of the Cacio e Pepe pizza, Never had Cacio e Pepe pizza before. Thought it was very good although a little salty. I am no judge of saltiness since I never use salt. Someone who uses salt on a regular basis probably wouldn't have thought it was salty. It was a a very large piece of pizza and a very good value for such a large piece of pizza with a very good thick and chewy crust. Will try one of the other pizzas the next time I am there. read more

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Pretty solid pizza! My favorite is the mushroom one! I always come here when I need a quick and easy bite! read more

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Talk about eye candy! There's fancy toast, meet fancy pizza! And the food tastes as good as it looks. Slices start around $8 each. I've had the prosciutto arugula and today the spicy sausage and broccoli rabbe. So much broccoli it felt like a healthy side but too light on the tomato sauce. Love the crunchy, light crust, my favorite part of the pizza. I've read about negative service but my experience was great. I came Saturday for lunch. The line was long but moved fast, orders taken by one person. They honored my request for the slice with more cheese. They replenish pizza styles quickly and will ask if you want your slice heated. I heard the employee tell the customer ahead of me her slice tasted better room temperature. Now there are many outdoor areas to eat. Definitely a top choice for a quick meal at this mall. read more

Pizza Alla Pala - Spicy sausage, broccoli rabe, red pepper flakes and a fantastic crunchy crust - Pizza Near Me - Los Angeles, California

TL:DR - Quick fast pizza, slightly pricey, but tasty. Located inside the Eataly section of Century City, Pizza Alla Pala, is a pay by the slice pizza joint. The pizzas are all gourmet and look incredibly delicious. They have all the classic Italian flavors and some more unique slices too. I went with the burrata and the soppressata. When you order the pizza they'll heat it up for you and place it in a tray to go. The burrata was packed with flavor and had a HUGE dollop of cheese on top. It was gooey and slightly melted which was perfect. The sliced tomatoes were a little bit on the hard side but they had a nice flavor. The soppressata had a strong sausage flavor with a little bit of spice. The cheese was also nicely melted and pulled to incredible lengths when bitten into. The dough for both slices was more on the firm side than light, and it didn't have much flavor. It's just kind of a neutral dough. I think if you were to heat it up in a microwave oven you'd get a lot more enjoyment out of it. Overall the flavor for both slices was really good. However, the prices were a little bit more than I normally would pay for a slice of pizza. Then again, you are at Eataly which is kind of upscale so...I guess I shouldn't be too surprised. read more

Fast service with great customer service. You love pizza you should try this one . We don't have too much time this time so will definitely take the family to come back again ! read more

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Quick service but the pizza isn't as hot as I'd like it to be. This is Roman style so it's more like focaccia bread with toppings. The Funghi had plenty of mushrooms. read more

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A solid quick bite at Eataly. Hubby and I each grabbed a slice of pizza from here. The pizza here is ROMAN styled pizza not Neapolitan, so the crust is focaccia styled crust. They have a good variety of slices from Margherita to Soprasetta, ranging from $5 to $8. The slices are all displayed for you to see and pick. They all look amazing and fresh. Upon ordering, they offer to reheat your pizza if it has gone cold. We decided to reheat ours at home since we had a long drive home anyway. We really enjoyed our pizzas but it was definitely on the oily side which left us feeling kind of bloated. Hubby got the Margherita which was really good but just needed some extra basil. I got the sopresseta which has the most delicious sausage and giant sopresseta slices. That was my favorite pick. Overall, great spot to grab some pizza to go. It was very reminiscent of the Roman styled pizza I got in Rome from my past Italy trip. The flavoring here is a bit different but still very similar. Can't wait to come back to try some of the other flavors! read more

I have been searching forever for a good Italian pizza, and this was the answer sent from above. The pizza was delicious and thick and airy. The sauce was perfect, and the bottom of the crust was just crispy enough. Loved it with the pepper flakes. Only downside, the cashier was a little rude and there were no clear instructions. So just to break it down, you tell the first person on the left at the window which pizzas you want, and then you pay. Would definitely recommend this place to anyone who wants good pizza. read more

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I really really like this place. Every time I'm at Eataly, I grab a slice. My fave is the mushroom, but the Cacio e Pepe is solid as well. They reheat the slices if they've cooled, but it's best when it's very busy because the pies are coming out of the oven constantly. I prefer it when there is a line! read more

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Wandering inside Eataly, I was not expecting any of their pizzas to be labeled vegan. But lucky me, it was labeled on two pizza options! So how does one decide? Get 'em both! The Heirloom Tomato and Walnut Pesto pizza looks plain and simple but OMG the flavor! The Meateater BF couldn't help but steal more than one bite which probably wasn't such a bad thing considering this portion is much more filling than it looks. Carblicious! http://bit.ly/2MFV7ZE The Arrabiata with Olives is another vegan option. As much as I love olives, this was not very exciting for me. The one thing that stood out about it was the spiciness. Otherwise, this pizza was overshadowed by the Heirloom Tomato and Walnut Pesto pizza. The line was a good 10 - 15 minute wait which was actually one of the shorter lines inside of Eataly. Prices are also fairly reasonable for the vegan options. I wouldn't hesitate to come back, especially for the Heirloom Tomato and Walnut Pesto pizza. read more

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You would think an Italian place would have delicious pizza, but all I tasted was dough... Looks can be deceiving and this is what we have here. My friends and I ate at La Pizza and La Pasta before coming here and was disappointed by their pizza as well. We saw the pizza here and decided to give it a try. Their pizza ranges from $5-$8 per rectangular slice. It is a decent portion, but with $8 for one of the slice, I would rather go to Pizza Hut. We ordered Cacio e Pepe and Capricciosa. The Cacio e Pepe was plain and reminded me of garlic bread. The Capricciosa here was better than the one at La Pizza. But it was just okay. I liked how the pizza here was kind of crispy on the edges. But overall they did not have much toppings on top and they contained a lot of dough. Maybe I did not order the right pizza, but after reading some of the reviews after I ordered, a lot of people did mention that the pizza was going to be very doughy. read more

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Grabbing a quick dinner and celebrity sighting?! Yes, please! Just your typical Thursday evening in Eataly, hehe! Parking: Sadly, they don't validate here. The Setup Stand in line, check out the various pizzas offered that day, pick your pizza slice(s) and pay at the end of the line. You get two Roman-style (squared cut) slices. You can also request the employee to slice it in half (to share) if you like. At the cashier counter, drinks will be available for purchase. You can get either a non-alcoholic drink or a nice glass of wine. If you're dining there, your pizza will be placed on a cute, wooden pizza board. If you're taking it to go, they will place it in a bag for you. I ate mines there since I was heading over to Next Health later on. Side Note: Regardless if you're getting pizza or just a drink, YOU MUST stand in line with the rest of the other patrons. One guy attempted to just buy an Italian soda and the employee made him get in line. Common courtesy for the rest of the other patrons waiting. Also, there was only one employee working the pizza station and so thankfully, the patron obliged. Once you get your food and drink, you can sit anywhere you like in their dedicated seating area. Since space is premium, if you're coming here with another person or a big group, best to have someone secure a table while you do the ordering. If you're dining solo, you can either wait for a table or politely ask to share a table and I'm sure the patrons won't mind. When you're done eating, you can discard your own trash or an employee walking around will come over and discard it for you. I came on here on a Thursday evening and the seating area was packed. Luckily, one of Singer Rihanna's bodyguards politely gave up his table to me and three other female patrons. We shared a table (in front of Rihanna's table) while one of the ladies and her little daughter was chit-chatting with Rihanna's bodyguard while we all were secretly gushing and sneaking glances at Rihanna, lol! Here's what I got: Drink: $2.50 Sparkling Orange Soda Beverage - Aranciata Italian brand. It was sweet, citrusy and bubbly, which went perfectly with my pizza slices. $6.40 Funghi e Provolone: A MUST GET!!! I love this meatless pizza! Generous toppings of mushrooms, provolone and mozzarella with balsamic and parsley. The mushrooms were plump and savory, while the provolone and mozzarella were super cheesy, stretchy and ooey-gooey. The balsamic tasted slightly subtle, but sweet, while the parsley added a nice green color to the pizza slices. The pizza dough (ciabatta bread) itself was fluffy, hearty and easy to chew through and I enjoyed it. The toppings held up pretty well without everything falling off bite after bite. Quite delicious and rather satisfying. I would get this again! $7.40 Soppressata: Of course, I gotta have my meat slices too! This pizza was good, but it didn't wow me as much as the Funghi e Provolone. The toppings on here could have been a little more, especially, the spicy sopressata, which wasn't really spicy at all. The flavor was actually kind of bland (should've gotten the Capricciosa [prosciutto cotto Rovagnati] instead). The tomato sauce and fontina were its saving grace and made the rest of the pizza taste better. The pizza dough on this one required a little more chewing power. I wouldn't get this again. Service: There was only one employee (Richard Flores) working the front of the station that Thursday evening, while his coworker in the back was preparing the next round of pizzas. Richard was friendly, fast and efficient. I didn't have to wait too long for my food. I was in and out of the line, under less than 10mins. Celebrity Sighting: Singer Rihanna was there! She did some shopping in Eataly earlier and was eating pizza and drinking wine with her friend. She had three bodyguards with her (one near the elevator and two huge bodyguards guarding her in the front and in the back of her table). Her bodyguard that gave up the table to me and three other female patrons was super nice and cool. Fans requesting pics with her were politely declined (including us, lol!), but still got to admire her from afar. Before Rihanna left, I smiled and waved at her and she mirrored me back, awesome! She also said hello to the little girl sitting at our table. Bummer, I didn't get a direct photo with her, but I forgot that paparazzi were also (hidden) and nearby (Thank you, TMZ for my photo, lol!). Overall, I enjoyed my meal at Pizza alla Pala. I look forward to coming back here again to try out their other delicious pizza creations. What a great Thursday evening - dining on fantastic pizza slices and seeing Rihanna up close and personal, awesome! read more

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Eataly in Century City is quite an interesting concept in Los Angeles. It's a giant mostly-Italian gourmet market with small eateries scattered throughout. There's a lot of hustle and bustle, and it's easy to get lost in the chaos of it all. Most of the prepared food choices involve some sort of pizza. Pizza All Pala is Roman-style, as their sign says. The crust is like panini bread, so it's on the thick and on the chewy side. I picked the soppressata, which consisted of tomato sauce, soppressata piccante, fontina cheese, and parley. It's tasty, and the crust gives your jaw muscles some exercise. It's almost $8 for a piece that's about 3" x 6". Doesn't exactly fill you up, but maybe it's about the experience. The second choice I could not name. Some of the name plates were missing, but it had arugula, grape tomatoes and prosciutto on a soft cheese blob with a super thick and chew crust. My jaw muscles definitely hurt after eating this. At one point, I was going to give up. I liked it, but there wasn't anything particular spectacular about it. With two drinks, it was about $40. Tables were at a premium. There were people with bags on chairs, baby carriages, people holding two tables, people who sat there reading their phones. Certainly not a casual stress-free lunch! read more

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Pizza Alla Pala serves Roman style pizza. When you walk over, you see all the options laid out in front of you with main ingredients listed. I stopped by here as we arrived early for our Terra reservation. I was starving and needed something to sustain myself until our time was up. I ordered a Margherita slice at about $4.50 and scarfed down half of it. What a great decision. Since the pizza is quite simple, each ingredient needs to stand out on its own for the food to be successful. I wasn't disappointed, the pizza was flavorful, the tomatoes ripe, great cheese, and crispy fluffy crust. This is a solid choice if you're around, I wouldn't make the effort to drive out for the pizza as I would for the other restaurants in the area. But it would be great for example if you work or live around here and want a change of pace. read more

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The pizza we sampled during our visit was delicious. Each of my family members chose a different version that we shared with each other. We enjoyed each of our selections. We need to go back to try their other choices. read more

Pizza Alla Pala is located in Eataly inside of the Century City Mall. Its cafeteria style where you pick up your food, pay, and grab a table. The pizzas look and smell delicious and the employees are super friendly. Overall 4/5 because the pizza is delicious, but I wouldn't drive out just to get their pizza. It didn't blow me away or change the game for pizza. When we went it was pretty busy, but the line moved fast. We all got mushroom and cheese. The nice thing about Eataly is if your not feeling one thing, there's a ton of other food options available. Parking for this spot is located on the northeast side of the mall, but the mall has tons of other parking in their multiple parking lots. For the record I think this is one of the nicest malls in the area aside from the Grove at Christmas time. read more

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Located on the 2nd floor of Eataly, this is the first food option you will encounter walking up. Honestly if I blocked out the surroundings I'd have felt I was back in Italy, helplessly pointing out pizza I couldn't pronounce, but looked amazing :) I opted for the Soppressata (spicy salami, parsley, and fontina) along with another pizzaa not lited on their regular menu but it had 3-4 different cheeses and was actually amazing, I'm sad I don't remember the name. The Soppressata just didn't do it for me, it lacked flavor and felt like it was mostly hard crust. Clearly the 4 starts is for the other slice. It's not Americanized so they don't give you gigantic slices of pizza, but this leaves you room to sample a few different types, and once you see all the different options you will definitely want to. Seating can be a bit tough and you pay end up sharing a table with strangers which was fine by me. On a Friday night people didn't really linger just ate and moved on so chairs did open regularly. Would definitely stop by here again for a pre-movie bite. read more

It was a okay. Ordered the margarita pizza. The lady was kind enough to already cut it in half without us having to ask, so that was nice. The pizza could have been warmed up more. But it was a good snack to hold us up before dinner. read more

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All prior reviews are right. Too much bread/dough! This is my second time here. The pizza is good but the ratio between toppings and bread is off. The bread is good and toppings are good. They need to give more toppings or at least a dipping sauce for the bread that you'll end up with after you eat all the toppings. If you want to check this spot out do it, but maybe ask for a dipping sauce or bring your own. Lol. Beware :). read more

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**3.5 stars I actually thought the pizza was pretty good - if you're a lover of thin crust pizza though, this place won't be for you. I never really had pizza with such puffy dough/crust but I enjoyed it. The only downside is that you could end up with a slice that isn't ideal - I got the truffle mushroom pizza and ended up with a slice that was at the end of the pizza and barely had any mushrooms on it. You can pick your slices but if they don't have any extras readily available, you're SOL. read more

This may be authentic Roman style pizza but it's just too much damn dough! Proportions are way off. The Cacio e Pepe had hardly any cheese. It was mostly olive oil. When you eat all the inside, you are left with a huge bland crust. Maybe this is what Romans like but eating this pizza was a big drag! read more

There are 4 restaurants in Eataly and this one seems to move reasonably quick. We ordered a mushroom pizza, margarita pizza, and soppressata & fontina romana. The only one that was reheated was the soppressata but everything gets cold quickly. Service was good. The crust tasted freshly made. The toppings weren't enough to make up for the amount of crust you get. My husband thought the soppressata was too salty for his taste. When cut in half, you may barely get any toppings. It was okay but we are hoping to try the pasta restaurant next time. Seating is tough to get. read more

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I'll probably never eat here again. From the screen the pizza's look absolutely delicious. Shit, even when we got the pizza it looked delicious, but as I've learned looks are deceiving... I got the Soppressoto (WHICH WAS OVER $8 FREAKING DOLLARS) the lady said it has a spicy kick to it... no, lady it didn't! it had no kick, no flavor, no sauce. no nothing. It was all bread. It was just too much bread. I don't recomeend this place. read more

I would give this place a full 5 stars but they lack the consistency required for the full 5th star. When the pizza is fresh and spectacular, it is super cheesy and fully. I am typically a thinner crust fan but this place is the exception for me. A bit pricey but you expect that with it being located inside Eataly. read more

I've gotten pizza here multiple times because the prices are reasonable and the line is never long. I've tried almost all of the options they have and my favorite one has to be the tricolore pizza (but they don't offer this one all of the time). When I first started coming here, the pizza was always fresh out of the oven and had the right amount of toppings. I make sure to always ask for the middle piece, as the bread is entirely covered with toppings. The slices on the edge are mostly dough, as people have mentioned. Recently, the pizza has been cold, like it was sitting out on the counter for hours. They've reheated the pizza for me but it's still a bit cold and doesn't taste the same. It's made me less excited to eat here. read more

Over priced want to be Italian food, just because you put the menu items on the menu in Italian doesn't make it Italian.

Omg this place is phenomenal. I had there pizza made with mushrooms, balsamic vinegar, parsley, and provolone cheese. The combination was simple yet mouth watering. I was enjoying every bite. It is a thick crust pizza. I had a hard time choosing between all of the exotic varieties they offered. For a very affordable price you get two slices that are very filing. MUST try :) read more

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Good place for when you are hungry, don't feel like waiting in the line for the restaurant and want a quick bite to eat. We got the mushroom (very good and hearty), the margherita ( really delicious with fresh tomato sauce), and the potatoes (pretty bland and flavorless and dry). The guy behind the counter was patient and helpful- even though the line was long. Would go again read more

The pizza was decent and unlike the other pizza place close-by, the line isn't as long or as hectic. I got the Capprio.... something (I suck with the long names and failed to take a picture), but I don't think I was overall happy with the pizza itself. It had thin cuts of meat, marinara sauce, and artichoke, but it failed short of anything spectacular. I also didn't enjoy chewing bread throughout the whole meal, which made the meal filling... My boyfriend got the Tricolore which was much better than mine. It had prosciutto, fresh tomatoes and basil, and cheese, which was light and refreshing for lunch. I don't think I would come back unless I was starving. read more

Such a great find in the middle of the market! Served fresh and warm with super affordable prices. There's even a vegetarian pizza for $4. If you're looking for a quick bite for lunch/dinner this is the spot. I ordered the Capricciosa with mozzarella cheese, prosciutto, mushrooms, artichokes, olives and basil which was tasty! read more

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This pizza is fun to try. It's not your typical pizza and if you only like thin crust you're not going to like this. It can be a bit too "bread-y". You can pick which slices you want so I recommend you don't pick the end slices since the toppings can be minimal and there is just too much bread. I've tried the margarita and the mushroom and cheese pizzas as well as the pepperoni pizza. I didn't care for the pepperoni. The mushroom doesn't have red sauce but it's good if you like mushrooms. The Margarita is also good. I wish they could minimize the dough used as it can be overpowering and feel like you're just eating bread. read more

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What a disappointment eataly! How do you mess up pizza when you've got the quality of ingredients and the ability to fire them up. I'll tell you... You understaff your counter (ie... the worker was so anxious and quick paced that he came off as rude and dismissive - something this Italian has never seen in the even faster paced environments of a good cafe in downtown Florence). Secondi - the pizza was dry and burnt - sadly two forks broke - and hopefully no dental fixtures - but even our sparkling water purchased couldn't help soften the amalgam of burnt bread - potatoes - and Brussels sprouts that tried to fill our bellies. (It May also bare noting that I had to walk around the store in its entirety before a bartender was willing to open our sparkling water purchased by the aforementioned rude pizza alla pala worker who didn't have time to open ours and pointed us to the coffee cafe who said they couldn't either. Shame on you eataly. Disappointed and hungry. read more

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