Food was good. Came here for the ambience. The white pasta was so salty though I will never order again. The best menu was their dessert!!!!

Delicious!! Especially the fresh pasta. Outdoor seating with the city view has a nice vibe. Highly recommended.

They put pieces of chicken, pickles, and a drizzle of ranch onto a small personal pizza. The pizza size was good (4 mini slices). It seemed like there was only half a tender used for the entire dish, and it was all placed around the middle of the dish, so after your first bite of the slice, the rest was just a ranch and pickle pizza. It still tasted great. It came very fast!

Food was absolutely amazing! Loved the mushroom pasta and took home a bottle of the blood orange mimosa. Affogato was delicious and a must! Great place to come for brunch and shopping!

Be ready to eat some authentic Italian food. Lasagna was very good.

If you love good fresh ingredients for your at home meals you must go to Eataly and check it out. In addition to great and fresh ingredients they have a few really good in market restaurants as well as a roman pizza place. The charcuterie counter is one of the best around. I have yet to find a more versatile selection of cheese and meats. The butcher counter is ridiculous with their own dry aging cooler for dry aged steaks of course, as well as a crazy selection of Snake River Farms Wagu cuts. I was recently pointed in the direction of a Zabuton SRF Wagu cut which is basically a Japanese version of a Denver cut and I think I have a new favorite. Its a little expensive at $40 per lb but for what you get its worth it. This steak in a restaurant would probably be north of $150 for a 16 ounce cut. Give it a try if your in the area.

Wonderful upscale Italian restaurant/market/bar inside the Westfield mall in Century City. They have 3 floors including a large LavAzza on the bottom floor and a huge market on the mid level. They have amazing pizza there. Its very expensive, but its also the best.The market is divided into several sections like pasta, seafood, bread, etc.This place has a lot of charm to it. A must see for anyone near Century City.

Wonderful and fun atmosphere! Server was gracious and helpful and the food was soooo delicious!

The grocery has a lot of imported products from Italy which are not available In regular local stores and that is good specially if you want to cook something close to authentic Italian. They have wines, cheeses, cookies, chips, breadsticks etc. Couple of things I didnt find are the bottled squid/cuttlefish ink sauce (there is a squid ink pasta but not the sauce) and anchovies in salt. Grocery items are a bit pricy but understandable. The Gelato place downstairs is way below par from maybe the worst Gelato you can buy in Italy which made their Affogato mediocre. The 3 star review is exactly for the grocery/market place of Eataly Los Angeles.Now for one of the restaurant inside of Eataly that we tried...not good at all. It is LA PIZZA & LA PASTA. Uses fresh pasta but the pasta was too al dente to the point of it being too chewy. You will be focusing on the taste of the pasta which is overpowered by the flour used than the sauce. But the sauces are not tasty as well, so I guess no harm done there.. We had ordered the pesto and also the pasta alle vongole. Both were lacking flavour and everything. I didnt even see a minute piece of garlic in the vongole pasta (the prepared sauces from little authentic Italian grocery stores are way better). Their pasta dishes will make you full really quick, that I give to them. No need to finish everything, which is a blessing. This might be because the fresh pasta is so heavy (even to chew) that it goes down and settles down heavy too. Their fried seafood plate called GRANDI PLATTI - Gran Fritto de Mare is a disappointment. One of their staffs said it is for sharing (good for 3). It just had a few pieces of cut up squid (1squid), 3 breaded cubed fish and a couple of shrimps and then topped or should I say buried in tons of shredded and breaded deep fried vegetable strings like carrots and I dont know what the other strings are (pictures attached).. at first we didnt notice how much crispy strings are there, but as we dug in we couldnt find any seafood, all we were getting are those crispy strings. Then we decided to remove all the crispy strings and after 2 plates of that... voila! we saw the pieces of fried seafood below. So tricky but not smart, they could have placed the seafood on top to make it look that theres a lot. Maybe we would not have noticed if we already got full and didnt mind if the bottom is full of... yes, crispy strings. We called the manager about it and he said he could just give us two orders of calamari instead but we declined they just removed it from the bill and then took the dish away. Not sure if their other dishes are good as we didnt try anything else anymore. It could have been better if we just ordered from one of the counters in the marketplace that offered meals like burrata bruschetta, pizza, etc. So the 3 star is really for Eatalys grocery store/marketplace as there is no available site for La pizza & La pasta Los Angeles in google maps yet to give a review. I would give them 1 star because our main server is really nice.

Cool spot to walk around and check out. You can shop, eat and drink all within an Italian-themed marketplace like setting.

Amazing carbonara and Negroni!

Picked up some really delicious pastas. Hands down the best agleo e olio I made from the spaghetti. High quality ingredients.I also ate at their restaurant in the shopping area and had the clam linguine and a glass of aperol spritz and was super delicious too.

Amazing Italian store with immense selection of fresh seafood, meats, pastas, breads, cheese and wines.

A nice combination of restaurant, bar and store. Food is good and wine is better. Going during the week avoids a long wait to be seated. Desserts are great also.

This was one of the worst meals we’ve ever had. We didn’t receive an entire appetizer that we clearly ordered. The Carbonara pasta was so salty that it was inedible - we actually felt ill after trying to co some some of it. The Lasagna was incredibly mediocre, despite their claims that it was freshly made pasta, it tasted like a frozen microwave dinner. Finally our waitress disappeared without a trace halfway through the meal, and another (confused) waiter took over the table. Worst waste of $70 I’ve ever spent, y’all need to do better.

Like Italian food and wine? Or maby chocolate or sardines? If its Italian youll find it here. Beautifully presented and a great selection of everything.

Such a lovely day for patio dining. The food was amazing and the views were great. The service was great. They were polite, pleasant, and efficient.

The pasta I had was good. I also tried my companionship ones. They were good, and i would go to the place again just felt it needed a little more flavour. The desert was great.

Very disappointing. Make a big play on their authentic Italian credentials but their Cacio E Pepe is way way off. Was swimming in cheese, and the spaghetti was overcooked. Make someone from Rome eat this and theyd gag. The dish is three ingredients only so shouldnt be that hard to get right!

Great ambiance, delicious food, nice views from the dining terrace.Downstairs from the restaurant is a grocery store and additional eating area.

Not the best experience or margherita pizza I’ve seen. And honestly, when the pizza arrived my first question was, “where’s the basil?” The server, Isak, said, “we only put a tiny garnish of basil at the center.” As you can see, the garnish is basically a pinch, but don’t worry they certainly take pizzas very seriously (NOT). Moreover, I’m giving the experience 1/5 since Isak wasn’t too attentive to our needs, such as getting us another bottle of water after having asked for another since we ran out. The only redeeming quality was the taste, but unfortunately it was all a let down in the end. The Eataly in NYC is better in terms of service. Food is about the same there too.

This place is amazing. Its an Italian grocery store. Its a fast food place. Its a restaurant. Its a wine depot. ALL under one roof.

Love this place. Not cheap but they got the goods.

This place is a favorite for sure, I’ve never had a bad meal at Eataly and today we enjoyed more good food.March 2021 > red tier > CovidIndoor seating, tables were socially distanced and occupancy was limited.We ordered a Margherita pizza, tagliatelle bolognese the Italian old fashioned and a affogato made with Prosecco and sorbet.Delicious as usual.

Went to La Pizza & La pasta to celebrate our daughters birthday. The food was amazing we had Lasagna, pizza, ravioli, and some wine. Our waitress was very polite and attentive. Will definitely be back.

The 3 course DineLa meals was a bargain and it was amazing!! Dont forget about the wine pairing.

This place is full of deliciousness and delights. We went in search of coffee but then enjoyed a fabulous slice of mushroom pizza. We salivated over the fresh vegetables, meat and fish markets, and dessert selections. If you love all things Italian, its worth a stop.

I really enjoy going to Eataly. I really like their thick pizzas, their fresh market, fresh fish, and cheese section. Yes, it is a bit on the more expensive side than other markets, but you are getting quality items mostly from Italy that you wouldnt get otherwise. Great service, nice location. Well worth coming to again and again.

The bartender at La Pizza La Pasta is the rudest dude ever. Didn’t even let us sit by the bar even though there was seating available for two. I was trying to move the chair to one and he rudely told me that apparently they don’t like it when we do that. I left and took my business somewhere else. Learn how to treat customers first otherwise it won’t be too long before you get fired and remember I am paying for my food and drinks and not the bartender. Get your attitude right.

I go to this pizza place at least twice a week. I drove from my house to here just to get it. The chicken bbq pizza is absolutely delectable. Its fantastic! The general manager is always friendly and makes you feel like youre a guest, not just a customer. She goes over and above to make you feel comfortable and happy before you leave. The team is indeed excellent. I would unquestionably recommend them to others.

We ordered their pizza and requested that it be delivered to us. Their pizza was delicious, and they made their dough from scratch every day. The pie was already hot and the crust was crispy as it arrived, despite the fact that it had been delivered. It was the best pizza place in town. They also have a physical location where you can eat at any moment.

Pizza was cold from La Pizzeria, Cucina del Mercato took 30 minutes to make a platter, there were not many customers and 3 workers.

One of my favorite places in LA! They have everything and more and the view up there is pretty neat too! Great service!

Been meaning to try this place for awhile. Tonight we finally tried it. The pizza was overpriced and warm at best. I politely called the waitress over and asked if they could heat my pizza up. She quickly responded no. She said they could remake it but it would be the same temperature. All I wanted was to have our lukewarm pizzas put back in the brick oven. Did not happen. I should have sent it back and left. Would have saved us $50 and terrible review. Thumbs down!

Best Italian place ever, everything is from Italy, I love that you don’t get to see anything from America. They are a marketplace combined with different mini restaurant stations. We decided to go for the pasta and pizza, and ordered a ham and cheese platter and a burrata for starters which were really good, for main course I ordered a homemade pasta with mushrooms and truffle. Love this place.

An absolutely amazing place! Has everything you could want and more. Some of my favourites:1. Cannolis2. Espresso bar3. Rooftop atmosphere4. Mozzarella!!5. Pasta pasta pasta7. Pizzas8. Fresh Italian Groceries!Really you can’t go wrong with anything you get here. Highly recommended if you want some delicious Italian food

Amazing selection of high quality food, wines, desserts, pastas, breads, etc. altho you must take ToGo.

It’s just not good, the ambiance and service are fine but the food is dreadful. My friend got the duck pasta which he said was bland and flavorless. I got the chicken which was just awful, hard to mess up chicken but it was so smoked it tasted terrible. Also the plate was just a piece of chicken, no sides, no nothing, just chicken on a plate. I feel like they owe me money.

Good spot. A little pricey for the outcome. Drinks were great though. Nice rooftop views

Amazing place. The biggest world kitchen ever.Friendly staff and affordable prices for such great warm atmosphere.You can eat any kind of food you need.PizzaPastaVegetarian friendly food.All kind of meat.Any Salad combination you want.A small village in restaurant.It was one of a kind experience.

Incredible variety to enjoy in store. Or mini items to buy to make it home. Everything is so fresh.

Vibrant ambience. An Italian restaurant serving things sold in an Italian supermarket. Excellent food and wine. Will be back for more!

Love the atmosphere. Trendy and upscale Italian shopping and eating. You can have a full meal or a lighter snack or dessert. Great place for a date night. Walk over and see a movie after dinner. I dedicated a star because they dont validate for parking.

If you want the best ingredients in town come here. Their produce amazing. The butchers are super super knowledgeable and can help you with any needs. Sane with the fish counter, the best cuts of fresh fish and the actual freshest shell fish.

Eataly is a true renaissance of Italian cuisine. This is as good as it gets. Our first experience with Eataly was in Torino, Italia and it never disappoints. Early mornings are the best

Had the tagliatelle alla bolognese and it was spectacular. The FOH team was kind and courteous.

What a cool spot to check out when in the area. Not only is this indoor/ outdoor mall absolutely beautiful this Eataly is one of the coolest spots to checkout. You walk in and find gelato 🍧 & desserts, head upstairs and find even more choices! Snacks, deserts, pizza, fresh meats, cheeses and so much more. We headed up to the Terra rooftop bar and had a few drinks 🍷 there was ample amount of seating but I would recommend calling ahead of a table as it fills up quickly. The heaters are placed all over the restaurant which is great on a bit of a chilly night.

Love this place! It is beautiful with many choices of food. I love strolling around this market. I wish I had more time to try different restaurants and pizzas but time is limited so many next time.

Great place to grab gourmet groceries as well as a bite to eat. They have everything including butcher, baker, seafood, wines and deli. If you are a truffle lover this place is a must as they have everything truffle under the sun.

Such a great place to shop for great ingredients, fresh made pastas, meats, seafood and so much more. If you dont feel like cooking, pick from one of many eateries lining the place, our favorite is the lasagne at the pasta/pizza restaurant. This place is worth a visit if even just to look around. What are you waiting for...go!

The pizza is amazing, Wine selection is great. The whole place in general is great

I love this place. I went in Chicago and I am so happy they have one in LA now. It was super packed and the line was pretty long to get a table but worth the wait. They dont take reservations so its first come first serve. Can be good if you get there before the rush. The food comes out quickly and is the best Italian around.

5 stars for the shopping and grazing experience. Great LA version with a different vibe from the Chicago version. Great place to find all ingredients, kitchenware, cookbooks, wine, fresh meats, fish, produce, and learn some serious cooking skills. Be sure to grab a canoli on your way out.

Without a doubt one of my favorite spots in LA. Going to Eataly is as much about the more-often-than-not unimpeachable food as it is about the shopping experience. The sticker shock can be a bit much, but the trick is to shop smart. There are some things that you can get cheaper elsewhere, (such as certain brands of imported canned tomatoes or olive oils), but there are certain things (the in-house patisserie creations, prosciutto selection, handmade infused pastas, mozzerellas, and breads, not to mention the sheer variety of wines) that make a trip to Eataly a worthwhile endeavor for every chef and/or foodie alike.If nothing else, get the calamari. It will ruin every other calamari experience for you, but you still wont be sorry.

Along with all the cool italian food items, one could enjoy the ambiance and the setup too

Eataly is such a fun palce. They have a gelato bar, an espresso bar, a bakery, pizza, seafood market, and many delicious Italian goodies. This place is also three levels and has two full restaurants. The rooftop also has a beautiful bar and restaurant with a great view of Beverly Hills. Definitely pricey, but its a fun cross between a market and multiple restaurants. Sometimes during the day, you can find samples throughout the store. They have a great variety of produce, cheese and meats, so if you want to make an Italian dish, this place is where you need to go!

Wanted to love it, and I still do love Eataly and the concept. However, my experience in the LA location falls short of my experience in the original NYC location. Market is great, but the food feels a bit subpar (especially the pizzas!). Hope they keep improving!

Food was delicious and drinks are well made 👌

Consistent with other Eataly locations. Stopped in for a quick lunch, service requires some attention.

I love this place, it’s very pretty. You can find anything Italian that you are looking for, from fresh fruits and vegetables to fresh meats and seafood everything displayed beautifully. If you are looking for something to eat they have a lot of options too, pasta, pizza, seafood, fried food, etc. The only thing I don’t like is that is a little expensive.

Great place to get a taste of Italy. They have fresh pasta, pizza cooked to perfection and, large selection of seafood. Don’t want to forget to say they have all the aged beef yuu need for tutu bbq.

Don’t have masks; expensive restaurant but don’t want the business to have masks. extremely rude don’t go

The place was very cute and fun to explore. Food was good but a but overpriced for my taste. We ordered the lasagna which was good but not worth $22. I probably couldve eaten 2 orders. We also ordered 2 pizzas and the burrata one was extremely salty. Decent place to visit if youve never been but be prepared to drop some $$$

My wife and I heard so much about this place before actually visiting. And we are happy to say that it lived up to the hype. Everything in this place reminded us of our visit to Rome.From the pizza ovens to the meats hanging to the gelato, took us back to Italy for a few hours. The retail is clean and organized and pretty easy to navigate. The restaurant is fantastic with a simple menu that should appeal to all.We started with their fresh, made in house, mozzarella cheese platter with olives and pesto. We then moved on to their Pizza that was the perfect consistency and just the right amount of toppings. We opted for the prosciutto artichoke and olives for our toppings. And we finished our meal with an Italian classic, Cacio e Pepe!My only criticism of this place is something they cant really control... Just how crowded it is. You cant help but wander the aisles bumping into people and rubbing shoulders with others. Such a minor complaint for an otherwise spectacular place. I highly recommend it!

Quality selection of Italian foods and ingredients in a foodie centric environment. Prepared foods were only average, not great. Pizza ingredients were top notch but dough was thick and spongy. I prefer a thinner more Neapolitan style crust.

Your staff was also very responsive every time I asked questions. The food was also very delicious and mouthwatering. Last Friday afternoon was a remarkable experience! The overall service was so satisfying, so I decided to make a review for you. I should highly recommend you!

Opening weekend was fresh and delicious.The prosciutto and prime rib melts in your mouth.Each pizza dough bread had its own taste and consistency. The desserts are just as decadent as they look.

As someone who has travelled extensively across Italy n eaten Italian food around the world and for whom Italian food is one of the fav cuisines - am super disappointed with my experience at Eataly!Food: 3/5We tried 3 pizzas (Margherita, Norcina, Calzone Tartufo) they were nice in general but a bit thick compared to the real neopolitan pizzas.Pasta was horrible - chewy, salty & didnt feel fresh. Portions were on the smaller side.Dessert - gelato was very nice (best thing on the menu I would say), tiramisu was also good. Limoncello bites were unique - but very light on the actual limoncello flavor.Wine: 1/5The cab was your average Italian cab (Tuscany red). What was ridiculous that they were charging $68 + tax + tip for the bottle which you can find in stores for $20. Thats shameful.Service: 2/5I hope the gratuity is split among all kitchen staff. Our waitress barely took our order & gave us the check. No checking in or anything. As soon as you know with 6+ ppl a 18% gratuity is added - am sure she decide she doesnt need to put in any effort. Food was delivered by kitchen staff - we even had to ask a kitchen staff to get us chilli flakes as the waitress was never around.If you really want to provide an Italian experience - you should know that gratuity is not common in Italy - they charge whats called coperto n in exchange they provide bread n olive oil for the table. Even the smallest of Italian restaurants around LA provide this but not Eataly. If we had a choice we would probably leave less than 18% gratuity due to poor service.To the proprietor of this establishment:1. Please make your wait staff understand - a guaranteed 18% tip for 6+ ppl doesnt mean you stop providing service2. Ridiculous markup on wine - you might have taken our money but also ensured we never visit again n recommend our friends to stay away from here as well. I hope that extra few dollars was worth it.3. Get your pasta fixed - its a sham in name of Italian food!For readers of this review:If you want original Italian quality neopolitan pizza & pasta - try LAntica Pizzeria in Hollywood you would thank me. (I dont get anything out of this except helping out my fellow LA foodies)

The pizza that they serve is mouthwatering. It was so delicious and satisfying. The thin crust pizza in this place is so delicious. The place has a great ambiance. It was so cozy and clean. The staff was so accommodating and friendly as well. I will definitely visit this pizza pub again.

It’s consistently mediocre. It was only ever good the very first day and after that the quality has struggled to make it past great.The best thing this place has going for it is the wine selection and the staffer there well is extremely knowledgeable and helpful.

Facing Santa Monica Boulevard on the second and third floor, Eataly combines Italian styled markets with dining areas. The second floor is for desserts. The third floor above contains a full Italian market, which has a cured meats and fresh seafoods. The restaurant has more people in line than the already crowded area. We went there at 3 PM for lunch, and the line was too long. We went back for dinner two hours later.The restaurant food is exceptional. It is pricey, but not outrageously expensive. The pasta is fresh and the texture is superb. We were seated outside and the heater didnt work that well to keep us warm.The place is a bit disorganized. Im sure this wouldnt be a problem the next time I visit. The place is very crowded, but that may be partly due to the place being new.

Awesome place. Lots of food options. If you love Italian, you will love this place.

Good place to go for lunch or dinner with friends and family, also you can shop for home food and sweets

So many amazingly delicious options. We very much enjoyed the lasagna and massese (pepperoni) pizza - both were incredible. Also love that I can take home so many fresh foods. The vibe overall is quite clean and relaxing.

Taste of Italy in LA, Market Styled. Loads of choices and the food are yummy. Lines are always long and lunch is between 11am to 3pm. Come early to avoid disappointment. See your food being cooked at the seafood station! I know I enjoyed the taste, smell, sight and sound! The calamarata was magnificent

Lots of REAL Italian dishes and products. Super pizzetas. Pastas, with great bologna and cacio de pepe!Pastries are so good, including baba au rhum. One exception: very expensive! Great occasional treat.

This is a great place for lunch, maybe dinner. We’ve been back about 4 times now. I’ve been to the one in Chicago and I prefer the LA spot. It’s large enough but not overwhelming. Our food was good, drinks are very nice, my only complaint is that on our last visit we ordered a pizza for our kids and it was brought out nearly 15 mins before our pasta dishes. But I have to say that has not happened on our previous visits. Although it would probably be fine for dinner, I think I would choose a different place only because it very busy with all of the “shoppers” and tourists walking around. It has a more casual vibe to it. It’s in a very nice mall so you can eat and then walk around afterwards.

I was planning to meet my friend in Beverly Hills and she suggested then well meet in Italy. To be honest, Im not sure what she meant at first, we are meeting in Italy what?, so I called upon the almighty power of Google. Add presto it was right there Eataly Los Angeles. I transferred the address into my navigation and I was off.I have traveled to Italy many times, it is one of my favorite places to travel. So until youre able to experience Italy in its fullest sense, let Eataly be your bite-size taste of Italy. So when I arrived at Eataly, I was like a kid in a candy store as I made my way through this magical place which reminded me of my favorite place of Rome. There is something to be said about this place as its everything Italian and it will really make you feel like you are immersed in the beautiful culture that Italy has to offer. Restaurants inside that prepare homemade pasta, pizza, and the Italian classics with ingredients from Italy. Not only can you have these amazing beautiful dishes right there prepared for you, but you can also take these ingredients home and practice your Italian cooking. So if you do decide to take these amazing ingredients home be prepared for the best of everything Italian. Meats, cheeses, breads, wines, coffees, gelatos, spices, candy... you name it, theyve got it!!!I cant say enough good things about this place, but what I will say is this...If you have not been to Italy or Eataly, I would highly recommend it!! Go enjoy a beautiful and fun experience of the warm and yummy Italian culture.I hope you have an amazing experience as I did!As the Italians say, Ciao!!

Located at the Century City Mall,it s like being in Italy,stuffed with hard to find italian gems,obviuosly a bit expensive bit worth it if you are looking for something in particular.There s a nice restaurant/cafe/bakery upstairs and everything is well organized,modern and clean.If you are not driving there and entering from the parking lot the entrance may be hard to find otherwise it s a fine place

Great marketplace and various food courts. We had the pasta bar. It was tasty and the pasta was fresh.

EAT ALLEY. In the Mall. Saw alot of signs with Eataly on them..never found it...just kept going in a circle I think. Shoulda asked somebody or used the info kiosk...but I did not. Got hungry..so I left and went to Nate n Als...they are were the sign is.

Great dishes and fresh ingredients, four stars because it is all over-priced, but a fun place that dazzles the senses.

It is located inside Westfield in Century City which is filled with plenty of food selection here. I love the gelato and the grocery part here, especially the seafood, cheese and cured meat section. They have a very fine selection there. However, for the restaurant part, it was kind of meh....🤷🏻‍♀️the place is divided into two parts, one side for pasta and the other for seafood. We ate at the seafood section. We had a half dozen of oysters (yum!), special of the day which was lobster ravioli and tai snapper. The food was fresh but not outstanding. I would have been happy about my meal if it didn’t cost me a fortune. I had high expectation given the price tag and reviews. The ravioli costed me almost 40.... will I eat there again? Maybe the pasta side...if I get to travel there again 😆

I love the quality of ingredients here, and I would come more often if it wasnt so loathsome parking and finding things. The arrangement of the store is like a maze! I seriously have to psyche myself out to go here, its just so crowded and poorly organized. The first time you go is the absolute worst. Worth it for ingredients and fantastic wines, but also get ready to $$$$

Great place to have lunch if you are in that side of town. I stopped in when lines weren’t that long or it was too busy so it was perfect to walk around and really see the different types of food that they had. Definitely felt like a slice of Italy in Los Angeles .... I had a panini which was ok as the girl serving it didn’t really heat mine up so that’s why I’m only giving this place 4 stars...Overall though fun place to walk around and eat if it’s not too overcrowded.

A very detailed wine list. The service is good. A reservation is a must. This is an absolutely great place. The food is exceptional. Handmade pasta, sauces that are perfectly executed, fantastic entrees.

The pizza is really good! If you are looking for a real Italian pizza, this is the place. I like the store with all Italian products and plenty of different food to eat.

Excellent seafood restaurant, Ill Pesce Cucina. Here are the dishes in the photos. Our waiter Garret, recommended the seafood like ciappino with a separate pasta and to share it...Wow! incredible! Must have!We went early on Monday so it wasnt busy and we then shopped afterwards in the market.Were from Seattle so this was a pleasant surprise.

Expensive but worth to try.I like grocery department, nice and clean. You can find all Italian products without taking a trip to Italy. Nice restautants too. I usually go when I have visitors from other states/countries. Not a everyday shopping though.

Horrible! Valentines heart shape special pizza was sad. No sauce, no cheese, toppings just thrown on there with no regard.

I loved this place! It has a cute little market where you can find a ton of italian snacks and groceries. Seeing how mostly everything is imported, the prices were very cheap and reasonable. I love how organized it is so you can easily find what you are looking for like pasta, meats, wine, cheese. They sell food around the first and second floors and have a restaurant too. I hear it can get pretty crowded and the space is really small, but I went on a Tuesday afternoon so it was just right. Giving it 4 stars because I did think the staff lacked customer service skills, especially when checking out.

Great food!!!

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Loved this place!

Love it! Visit los angeles and it is a must go! Amazing authentic products a bit pricey but some things are worth it.

I was born and raised in Italy, and I am sorry to say this is the worst Eataly I have ever been to. They have sold me sausage at the meat counter that was rotten (smelled awful when I opened it, so the guy packing it should have realized when he picked it up). They have sold me Chantilly pastìccini (the ones with whipped cream) that were days old: the whipped cream tasted like cheese. When I told the person at the counter that she should toss the entire tray because they’d gone bad, she didn’t. They simply continued to sell them to unsuspecting customers (who may not even know what they are supposed to taste like in the first place, but I guarantee you it’s not cheese). This location also doesn’t sell some basic products that you would find in any Italian kitchen and that are sold in other Eataly locations like NYC and Chicago (for example, anchovies packed in salt are essential to Italian cuisine, but the employees at the LA store don’t even know that anchovies packed in salt exist! I have asked 3-4 times). Very sorry to say, but this Eataly is disappointing. The only things I recommend purchasing are imported packaged goods like pasta or cookies, wine, and cold cuts (salumi/formaggi). For the rest, you can go to Bristol Farms and others, where things like meat, and fish are much more fresh.

Love coming here for breakfast after morning workouts at equinox

Food was ok, however, utensils and cloth napkins wasnt clean. Also, waiters are nice but they are not alert. They forget to bring what we requested soon as left from our table.

It is unfortunate to have visited this time during the pandemic, however, this establishment handles it quite thoughtfully. You must wear a mask, and they provide gloves. Past that, they have an enormous selection of high quality food products of many varieties that are not accumulated so well anywhere else. Truly somewhere you could get lost in for a long time. Just try to not get carried away.

We had a total of seven people who ordered food family style, so we sampled all that was delicious. The lamb was well cooked. The food and service were both excellent.