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Speranza

3.8 (691 reviews)
ModerateItalian
Closed • 5:30 pm - 10:00 PM
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A great place to ruin your evening! If you love hearing "No!" At a restaurant, this is definitely the place for you I came to Speranza for my 40th Birthday dinner. Came on the actual day! Had a reservation, brought a super nice bottle of wine. Was immediately told they don't allow outside bottles. Was pissed, because it was my favorite wine, and I really wanted everyone to enjoy it with me. We all decided instead we'd just have water. Was expecting and very willing to pay a corkage, and would've had some of their wines to start too, but apparently this place doesn't like making extra money...? It gets worse! Wanted to order apps while we all caught up, order entrees thereafter. Nope! The server informed us they had to place the entire order - apps and entrees - at the same time. I've worked in many restaurants over many years. Literally never heard of this zinger! My cousin wanted primavera. Asked if he could add beef to it, perhaps the osobucco. No sir! Can't add a thing! Um...wonderful. Again they're just giving up money and pissing off customers for no reason Finally ordered, the server brought out bread for the table. Four inch long piece of bagget, cut into 3 1/2 slices....for FIVE people! FIVE. Asked the server if we could at least have enough bread so we could all have a piece. Was informed each table gets one serving.......I mean, we all ordered entrees. You'd think they could part with at least one slice of their store-bought bread for each person at the table. The server reluctantly brought us more. Once the burrata came, we realized we needed yet more bread, so we asked for another order. Six bucks. Six whole dollars they charged us for four inches of store-bought ciabatta bagget! Apps were actually quite good. Entrees dropped in a timely manner. Every single one bland. Now, I know you're probably thinking we were all just looking for more to complain about, but they were all for reals bland. All of us had to add decent amounts of salt and pepper for our entrees to be enjoyable. That's not great. How do you get Italian food so wrong?! We decided against dessert, for sure. Couldn't really handle any more abuse. When the server dropped the check, however, they brought us a small plate of complimentary cookies. Two of em. For five people. It really was the perfect insult to end the night Overall, one our servers was very sweet, the other (I think a trainee?) was meh. Corkage policy was trash, ordering policy was trash, guest accommodation was trash, bread service was trash, apps were good, entrees were extremely mediocre. I think this place is supposed to be "cool", hence the zero signage anywhere on the exterior of the restaurant. If you enjoy sharing hatred for pretentiousness with your dining partner, this place will def do you right!

Tiny bread $6

This spot used to be so great, but the pricing no longer matches what you get now. It's disappointing to see so many places cutting corners while still raising their prices.

Lasagne don't recommend
Kevin S.

Intimate location but pasta was disappointing. Did enjoy the complimentary bread which was fresh and warm. The lasagna was very small and bland. So was the pesto with potatoes. I felt the linguine with clams was what I can only describe as watered down. Service was attentive but I would skip the food.

Neko A.

Ahí tuna was solid but a little too tough for me .The aesthetic of the restaurant is great but the the lighting in restrooms are a little scary. It's a nice place to go to with friends and family if you're feeling some fish or pasta.(didn't have any of the steaks/beef)

Squid ink pasta
Lina M.

This place was unattractive- I am not sure what was off with it but I wouldn't wana go back here. The service was weirdly unfriendly, though you could tell that she had a fake smile. The sitting was tight, appetizer portions small, and overall I wasn't a big fan of anything I tried. We observed that they prioritized the delivery app orders, to the actual customer orders who were dining in like us. Some of our food came cold or lukewarm. I tried the prosciutto with melon , the artichoke and the bruschetta. I only like the bruschetta but I can make it myself too . The pastas were ok, I had the squid ink pasta with squid inside. It was so inky, my whole mouth and teeth were turned to black lol I enjoyed it but if you are considering to stay appropriate looking , don't order that . I also tried a bit of the lobster risotto ( I'm a big fan of both lobster and Risotto , but didn't like this dish - was bland and flavorless) Tried mushroom risotto - this was very tasty And the shrimp and asparagus pasta was tasty too . I didn't like the chocolate mouse or the tiramisu. Overall , nothing I would go back for . Parking is street , and the restaurant is hidden from outside without any signage

Burrata, bread
Bethany M.

Very mixed experience. First, the good: nice ambiance (all/the majority of their seating is covered and outdoors), the tables for larger parties are spacious and well appointed (blankets and plentiful heaters). The food was pleasant enough - the squid ink risotto had the right texture and flavor, although the clams were a bit of a challenge to deal with (no bowl for the shells, no extra napkins for the black-ink-stained hands, etc.). Which brings me to the "bad" part of the night: the service. First of all, at this price point, while you might think it's charming/rustic to leave a bucket full of cutlery/paper napkins on the tables for self-service, you (the restaurant) should make an effort to make certain it's replenished appropriately, and that silverware is replaced as needed between courses. There was no effort to reset the table between the appetizers and the entrees, or to bus it. We had stacks of dishes piled up at various points, and our server could have cared less about that. She was not rude, but she was maybe something even worse - indifferent. When the much-vaunted 18-percent-that's-not-a-gratuity-padded check came to the table, our group was confused about whether we were expected to tip on top of it, but since we couldn't locate our server to inquire, we weren't encouraged to pile another 20 percent on top of +$450 of additional charges (yes, the food is overpriced for what it is, as the photos demonstrate - the portion sizes, other than on the pasta dishes, leave a lot to be desired; but hey, that's L.A. for you). Last but not least: we tried to inquire before dinner whether we were allowed to bring a bottle for a corkage fee, but we couldn't get through to a live person on the phone. When we showed up for our reservation and asked at that time, the host barked at us "NO OUTSIDE FOOD OR BEVERAGE!" Okay, we were just asking, sir. No need to be harsh about it. Many restaurants do allow corkage - this one does not. It would be great if they would put that info on their website, ahem.

Cotoletta alla Milanese
Dylan H.

Very quiet but romantic. Rock hard benches, they do provide blankets to sit on though. Service was friendly. Food was authentic but pasta was a bit hard, garlic bread was vile. Great desert. Bit pricy for what it was.

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Service is always great, yummy pastas & cute ambiance. Mar Terra pasta is my go to each time.

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A local favorite. The bread is everything. The patio is nice and the service was great.

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Great pasta!!! Butter is so good!!! Wish they would give more bread. Love the silver lake area

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Are they back to indoor dining? And by indoor I mean the patio?

Yes! They are back to dine in now.

Do they offer Gift Certificates?

yes

How much is the corkage fee?

They don't allow for byob anymore! Confirmed 1/15/18!

Is it BYOB and is there a corkage fee if so?

No longer byob!

Do they have Gluten free options?

Yes they gave gluten free pasta there as well!!! Delish as well!!!!

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Wow, I was surprised at how busy this place was on a Wednesday night. We had 5:45 pm reservations…read moreand when we got here the places was FULL. I feel the seating was a little tight in certain areas put they did make clear walking paths. Traffic to get here was horrible but we got lucky and found a non-metered spot about a block away as soon as we arrived in the area. For apps, we ordered the garlic bread and meatballs. The garlic bread was different. It was a sourdough loaf with oozing garlic butter inside but was only toasted whole so overall ate very soft and I missed the typically toastiness I get with most garlic bread. The flavor was still very good, especially dipping it into the marinera that accompanied the meatballs. For entrees and sides, we ordered the lasagna, the eggplant tortellini, the chicken parmesan and the broccolini. I can only say they really like their parmesan here. I'm not the biggest fan so I brushed a lot of it off. The tortellini was the star of the show for me and I think it was partially because all the other dishes were marinera + parmesan so it gave a nice break in the flavor profile. Something to consider when ordering next time. The chicken parmesan was delicious. I found the lasagna to be okay and would pass on the broccolini next time (to be fair, I got rid of all the cheese so that probably change the flavor profile they were going for).

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It was the husband's choice for our final birthday celebration dinner and he was quick to decide on…read moreMother Wolf. Why? For the BISTECCA ALLA FIORENTINA (38oz Prime Porterhouse). I know, crazy, right? But we did it! You'd think just having the Porterhouse would be enough -- apparently it wasn't because we started with bread. At our server's recommendation we chose the bruschetta. Wow, what a fantastic start! The crunchy charred bread topped with the creamy Burrata and house made apricot jam was beyond delicious! Then he asked for his favorite pasta from our last visit -- SPAGHETTI ALL'ARRABBIATA. We can never get tired of this one. The house made pasta coated in that spicy sauce is so satisfying. Then came the steak. Although our server warned us that it was huge, we were still surprised when it arrived. But then came the included sides of fried fingerling potatoes and Ruchetta salad -- to say 'generous portions' is an understatement. I literally laughed at the mountain of salad when it arrived. It was all just incredible. The Prime Porterhouse was at the correct temperature, seasoned well and melt in your mouth amazing. The fried potatoes were hot, crisp and tasty. The salad was so good that the husband ate it -- I couldn't believe it! I tapped out early and in order to leave room for dessert, I had to force the husband to stop. We chose the CROSTATA DI MARMELLATA because of the apricots. We were so happy to have dined while they're in season and incorporated into Mother Wolf's menu. We were then surprised with complimentary sorbet (NETTARINA) and gelato (VANIGLIA) for our birthdays. Beautifully presented, the sweetness of each dessert was perfectly balanced and a wonderful end to a fantastic dinner. And this goes without saying -- service was impeccable. Thanks to the Mother Wolf team for another great experience!

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