Started coming here when we moved to the area and have found it's truly a "mom & pop", "hole in the…read morewall" type of place with tasty food and even better customer service. The staff are so friendly and professional and it's refreshing to come somewhere you know you are a valued customer no matter if it's your first time or 200th time in the year. The pizzas are delicious and I love the pastas with pink sauce!

This place has been in the neighborhood for such a long time and I finally got to try it with my…read morefamily. To be fair, I didn't know if the place was open or not as the windows and doors are not visible to the inside so I wasn't sure when they are really open. It is a family owned restaurant therefore I expect many changes when they need to make changes such as closing early on certain days. I was a little late to the table so I didn't get a chance to really study the menu but I really wanted to try the sautéed chicken with penne because it sounded like it would be super indulgent with butter as the sauce. I ordered a full order as they also had light orders which is half the portion at a reduced price. But I was hungry, and it also came with garlic bread or bread and butter. It did take a while for food to arrive, I think we aren't used to a long wait since usually bread would arrive first. My aunt and uncle got soup (minestrone) served first so maybe if we ordered salads we would've gotten them before the entrees too. The Alex special pizza came first as our entree and boy the crust was crispy! Lots of toppings and the cheese pull was amazing. Parts were a bit hard to chew but only after it's been sitting for a while because when it was fresh it was crispy, then soft and chewy. My sautéed chicken dish came after and it was hot! All the plates are hot so be careful! So hot my uncle burned his mouth on the stretchy cheese from the lasagna and spaghetti with meatballs. The chicken and mushrooms were so delicious, I ate all the mushrooms first and even used the pizza crust to soak the extra butter from the penne. The garlic bread and bread came really last, at least it was fresh so it was a good wait. Yes there's a lot of butter oil, but I expected it when the dish on the menu said to choose a sauce which was butter or olive oil. We didn't get dessert because we were so full! We had plenty of leftovers for another meal. They gave us boxes and a pizza box to take our food home. I really want to try again with my parents and others, the dessert menu sounds like a great selection of Italian sweets but what I really want again is the bread and butter. It was so good, the butter was salty which really makes it a star.

Had a great experience at Spaghetti Eddie's! The service was excellent -- the staff checked on us…read moreoften and made sure we had everything we needed. They also bring out free bread and butter, which was a nice touch. The red and white sangrias were both really good, and the Rigatoni Bolognese was delicious. The portion was generous (I couldn't even finish it), and they kindly packed up the leftovers for me to enjoy later. Definitely a good spot for Italian food with great service!

I'm just going to say it because this is the SECOND time this has happened to me at this…read morerestaurant. My in laws live in the area and they order from there every Easter. In the past, they have specifically ordered the GLUTEN FREE cheese ravioli as I have Celiac disease and cannot have gluten. Yes, I am aware of cross contamination and have to ask for separate pot, water etc. One time they ordered to-go and we got meals. My son ordered a regular cheese ravioli. We got food back to their home and I had to call the restaurant to ask them which was GF and which was not as the shapes were different. The manager said one shape was GF and assured me. Within an hour I wasn't feeling well and that was incident #1. Tonight was my mother in laws birthday. We ordered to-go again. I specifically stated I have celiac disease. Separate water and pot etc. go through my whole schpeel. When I arrived at the restaurant I asked them if the meals were labeled between my GF and my son's non-GF. "Yes", they said. "Absolutely they are". We arrive at my in laws home. Hey guess what? They were not. There was zero indication or different shapes of the raviolis. They looked EXACTLY the same. No labels ..... AGAIN, I called the restaurant and the girl said "oh because the kids size one is smaller, it should be the other one". Huh? Can you make that make sense? They look exactly the same. SHE PUT ME ON HOLD NEVER CAME BACK ON THE LINE. I spent $168 TO EAT NOTHING. My family is breaking bread around the table and nothing for me, the one who paid for the 6 of us. What a disservice to anyone who has valid medical conditions such as celiac disease. Maybe management should have a training on what celiac disease is, food intolerances and nut allergies in general as I saw a pistachio penne on the august special. ****Spaghetti Eddie's **** DO NOT CONTINUE TO DROP THE BALL ON THINGS LIKE THIS. ****Spaghetti Eddie's: **** DO TRY TO EDUCATE YOURSELF ON FOOD SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS FOR THOSE WITH LIMITATIONS ON WHAT THEY CAN AND CANNOT EAT. YOUR NEGLIGENCE COULD GET SOMEONE HOSPITALIZED or WORSE

When I first came in I was greeted at the door. The atmosphere was amazing. Staff were very helpful…read morewith the menu when I was having trouble. Made me feel right at home, overall great experience and food was a perfect 10.

We went here for my birthday lunch with my boss & coworker! It was a good time to do during the…read moreweekday there was no wait time & we were seated right away & I hear this place can get pretty busy/ crowded! It was a nice day so we opted to sit outside on their patio which was all under shade so it was cool, they even had misters above, thankfully we weren't right under cause the table in front of us was getting hit with all the mist hahaha My coworker & I got "The Classic" off the tasting menu! It came with their yellowtail crudo, pomodorini e basilico, vongole, pomodoro & for dessert the panna cottage alle fragole!! I'm so glad we got this, the portions were excellent, everything was so yummy! I will say the yellowtail fish was good but I'm not a huge fan of how it was drenched in the olive oil, but I guess that's how the Italian restaurants do it! Maybe I'm use to the Asian restaurant yellowtails! The pomordo pasta was my fave so cheesy & tasty but also love the pomodroini with all the fresh tomatoes, perfect summery pasta!! Light & fresh! The dessert was fantastic! The strawberry panna cotta was sooo good, light, creamy, sweet, mmm so good I would recommend getting off their tasting menu so you can try a bit of everything (: I will definitely return & when I do I'll probably try a different option off their tasting menu!

The staff was great here, super attentive and friendly! We ordered the-…read moreLocal Wild Mushrooms, Charred Octopus, Roasted Market Carrots, Beets, Spaghetti, Squid Ink Lumache Every dish was full of flavor! The truffle in the mushroom dish, the zesty lemon in roasted carrots (we ordered a 2nd one!) Overall, the restaurant has a nice ambiance. I highly recommend Union and I can't wait to come back!

First time experience was amazing! So far, this is the only Italian place I've liked out of all the…read moreplaces I've eaten throughout LA. Food 4/5 Pork Meatballs $21 - Best meatballs I've ever had. Full of flavor but a little too salty. Local Wild Mushrooms $24 - Standard, nothing too special. Beets $18 - Refreshing, to the point. Caramelle $27 - My favorite of all the pastas but expensive for very little pieces of pasta and a meatless dish. Full of flavor, lots of oil. Rigatoni Timballo $32 - Delicious, standard. Duck Confit Rotolo $31 - My personal dish which turned out to be my least favorite. Meatballs and Caramelle were my top favorite, secondary are the beets. Prices are not unexpected for the area but are pretty high for what is really given to you. Service 3/5 We sat outside and they were pretty slow to bring water and take our orders. Ambiance 3/5 It was a really lovely time to eat outside but the lights were broken and it was SO dark, there were no added lights to the table. It was impossible to read the menu.

Had a Birthday celebration for 50 people and all went well. The food was great and doing it buffet…read morestyle worked for our guest. Our server / helper was very on it and we had no issues great service. We had the patio space and it worked for 50 people. It should be a 4 and a half star review the 1/2 was for parking. Plus we got points for our next visit!!!

We checked out Domenico's Steakhouse for Dine LA--the special menu was attractive and priced really…read morewell. We were seated right away when we arrived, though our initial spot was a bit odd with the window drapes practically sitting on our table. Fortunately, as the sun set, the staff tied them back and fixed the vibe. Service was great throughout the evening, though the food took a bit of time to arrive. Portions here are generous--you definitely get your money's worth. However, the food itself was just okay and lacked flavor. The 24oz jumbo pork shoulder was overcooked and dry; while I know cooking a piece of meat that size is tough, if it's on the menu, it should be executed well. That said, I'd still come back to try the lobster pasta--it looked fantastic with a very generous portion and a good-sized lobster tail.

Pane E Vino delivered one of the best Italian dining experiences I've had in a long time. From the…read moremoment I sat at the bar, the staff was attentive, welcoming, and genuinely focused on making sure I was satisfied throughout the evening. I started with an incredible appetizer featuring several varieties of fried mushrooms paired with red wine--absolutely delicious and full of flavor. For my entrée, I enjoyed the shrimp pasta with white wine sauce, which was perfectly prepared and tasted authentic and fresh. To finish the meal, I had the apple crust dessert topped with vanilla ice cream, and it was the perfect ending to an outstanding dinner. The food, service, and atmosphere were all exceptional. Honestly, for a moment I felt like I was sitting in a restaurant in Italy. I highly recommend Pane E Vino and will definitely be returning. Five stars all the way!

Stopped by and a gentleman at a table waived/invited us in…read more Sat at a table. Older gentlemen (not sure if he is the owner/manager) came out and was very cold, curt, borderline rude telling us the kitchen was closed and to leave. How were we to know at the time they were closing the kitchen? No signs were posted outside. We only came in because his pal waived us in. An honest mistake on our part. I feel after being a regular patron we did not deserve such impudent behavior, no normal abiding patron does.

If you're looking for delicious Italian food that's worth the drive, this place is definitely worth…read morevisiting in La Puente! We ordered the Chicken Alfredo, Chipotle Chicken Pasta, pizza, and salad, and every single dish was absolutely delicious. The portions were generous without being overwhelming, and the Chicken Alfredo was the standout. The sauce was incredibly rich, creamy, and full of flavor--honestly, I enjoyed it even more than Olive Garden's Alfredo! The atmosphere was another pleasant surprise. While the outside of the restaurant may not immediately catch your attention, don't let that fool you. The inside is beautifully decorated, cozy, and full of charm. It's a smaller restaurant, which made it feel welcoming and comfortable. Our server was incredibly friendly and attentive, making us feel right at home. We also loved watching the soccer game on the big screen while enjoying our meal. My only suggestion would be to give a little more attention to the restrooms. They could be cleaned more frequently, and making sure hand soap is always stocked would really enhance the overall experience. Overall, the amazing food, welcoming service, cozy atmosphere, and great portions make this restaurant an easy recommendation. We'll definitely be making the trip back to La Puente again!

Happened to be in the area visiting a friend and We yelped for a lunch place and this Italian…read morerestaurant came under our radar, we decided to give a try. I am glad we did, the pasta dishes were amazing! Better than Olive Garden! The place was tucked in between small businesses at a shopping plaza, we missed it at first and had to make a U-turn at the Jack in the Box. The inside is of elongated setting with comfortable dinning chairs. We came on a Saturday for lunch and it was not busy at all. We ordered the following dishes: The seafood sautéed Fettuccini pasta in white cream sauce and the shrimp scampi Mediterranean. Both were with great flavors and we like the shrimp scampi more than the seafood fettuccini. Another pleasant surprise was the freshly baked butter bread roll, warm, buttery, soft, and free! Highly recommended! And will definitely return.

Very satisfying, if you consider what it is. Epic fine Italian dining this is not. Old Spaghetti…read moreFactory (OSF) is a chain of restaurants that has been around since the late 1960s, which serve a mostly pasta menu with some greek influence (like the Mizithra cheese). They seated us at a window which was nice so kids could see the Amtrak Surfliner go by (it went by 2x), along with Metrolink and at least 2 long BNSF freight trains. We shared: Garlic Mizithra pasta (with bacon and mushrooms): 8.5/10. Don't get much brown butter flavor, but the mizithra cheese, bacon and mushroom have a nice salty roastiness that is very pleasant. Meat Lovers Treat pasta (which comes with 1 sausage, 2 meatballs, and meat sauce): 9/10. Very enjoyable red sauce pasta. Kids especially liked the sausage, meatballs were tender, sauce tasted fresh and not goopy or pasty. Sicilian Garlic Cheese bread: 9.5/10: totally satisfying; basically a pleasant and non-industrial tasting french bread pizza with a slightly chunky sauce served for spooning or dipping. Fresh bread: 9/10: a mini french loaf, piping hot and fresh, with whipped butter and they even gave us an extra loaf to take home (so really 10/10) Each entree comes with garden salad (ours was very fresh, and I really enjoyed the balsamic vinaigrette), bread and... Free ice cream! 9/10: what is not to like about a free scoop of vanilla or spumoni with dessert. The spumoni does not have nuts, only artificial nut flavor, so people with pistachio or other nut allergies probably don't need to worry. I have had better spumoni but it was still pleasant. I was surprised that I liked this place this much. Service was excellent, exceptionally friendly and attentive. In sum: pleasant, comfortable, accommodates kids and big groups well. And value is excellent: salad, pasta, bread, garlic cheese bread, soda, all of this cost of $66 (incl. tax!) + tip. The portions aren't gigantic but totally satisfactory. We will definitely be back when we are in the area, especially when the kids enjoy watching the trains go by, and you can walk around the station afterwards.

Came by with my coworkers for lunch. The building is historical and absolutely darling and old…read moretimey. We got to eat in the cable car and that was fun! The service is also great. I got the Manager's favorite and chose the Mizithra Cheese & Browned Butter and meat sauce pastas. There were just okay. The flavors were off to me. I had been to spaghetti factory a handful of times before when I was a kid and I remember not liking the flavor back then too. Was hoping time would change my mind, but I guess I personally just enjoy Vince's spaghetti overall.