Sandwich shop with clean modern design and vintage pieces offers a casual, laid-back vibe ideal for quick lunches or takeout. Bright space features kitchen ingredients lining walls and plenty of seating inside and outside. Known for high-quality artisanal sandwiches and pizza, it stands out with fresh bread and flavorful crusts.
New York-style pizza and alla palla focaccia stand out with fresh, quality ingredients like mozzarella and cured meats. Salami pizza features thin slices with a salty flavor, while specials include toppings like cauliflower and walnut pesto.
Bread comes out fresh in-house, with a crispy outside and soft, airy inside. Puccia bread stands out in the italian sandwich, holding up well without squishing the fillings.
"This lunch spot's artisanal sandwiches have fresh, quality ingredients."
"I found some of the best pizza in the world here."
"The bread here is baked fresh, crispy outside and soft inside."
Good to know
They are only open until 3 pm, which limits visiting times.
Parking at the Row is easy and plentiful.
There is plenty of seating available inside and outside.
Large open space with high ceilings and exposed brick creates a lively yet calm atmosphere. Bold, unique decor adds character without feeling flashy. Steady vibe supports live bands and sports on visible TVs, attracting a mix of locals and beer lovers.
Seven Hour Bolognese features a rich, concentrated sauce simmered for seven hours with wide pappardelle noodles that soak up the flavor. Homemade pasta and a robust sauce make the Bolognese stand out, while pasta primavera offers a lighter option.
Garlic and cheese bread comes in a generous portion and tastes delicious. Much of it often gets taken home.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks.
Lunch rush hour is busy; avoid visiting between 11:45am and 12:30pm.
Parking in the area is challenging, and the restaurant does not offer validation.
Outdoor patio and garden with twinkling lights and live jazz music create a romantic, peaceful atmosphere. Interior features a library-themed decor surrounded by lush greenery. Cocktails and Italian dishes like truffle pizza complement the elegant, relaxed vibe.
Homemade pasta and pizza stand out with authentic Italian flavors. Desserts like tiramisu and fruit tarts add a delightful finish. The menu also features tender filet mignon and finely prepared salmon.
Fresh bread arrives as a starter and pairs well with the meal. It tastes incredibly tasty and adds a great touch to the dining experience.
Good to know
Happy hour runs daily from 2pm to 6pm, ending at 5:45pm.
Live music is available from Wednesday to Saturday evenings.
The restaurant validates parking for $6 for three hours at the Library parking lot.
Small, intimate space with linen tablecloths and carefully curated details creates a comfortable, lively atmosphere. Guests enjoy authentic Italian dishes made from scratch alongside an extensive wine cellar. Outdoor seating adds a relaxed option in a setting known for its high-end yet cozy vibe.
Pastas made from scratch include lasagna, spaghetti, and penne, all cooked to perfection. Dishes like carbonara and mushroom ravioli stand out, with the carbonara resembling cacio e pepe. Risotto and chicken parmesan also deliver strong flavors.
Complimentary bread includes a garlic toast option and serves as a delightful beginning. Some servings come burnt.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends to avoid long wait times.
Street parking is available directly in front of the restaurant for free.
The menu features a white truffle soup priced at $10.50.
Small Italian restaurant with rustic furnishings and dim lighting creates an elegant yet cozy atmosphere. Tables sit close together, making the space feel intimate and lively. The vibe is unpretentious, attracting those who appreciate authentic and unique pasta experiences.
Pasta dishes feature rich creamy sauces and are served al dente with generous seafood or beef toppings. The menu includes Japanese style pasta that tastes like comforting home cooking.
Free bread comes with salad and pairs well with dishes. Dipping bread into broth or stock with chicken gizzards adds a rich flavor. Bread complements the appetizer salad and pasta offerings.
Good to know
Parking can be tricky, but there is a free lot available on weekends.
Expect wait times to exceed an hour during busy evenings.
Reservations are recommended, especially for larger parties.
Michelin-starred French restaurant occupies a restored warehouse with high ceilings and all-white decor creating a refined, modern atmosphere. Open kitchen adds lively energy as diners watch chefs at work. Space feels upscale and comfortable, blending style with thoughtful details throughout.
Lobster ravioli and scallop ravioli stand out with rich, tender fillings and delicate pasta. The lobster risotto offers tender lobster and flavorful risotto, though it comes at a high market price.
Bread comes with Époisses cheese that adds a rich, creamy touch. Bread pudding uses lighter brioche baked with creme anglaise and chocolate chunks, giving a fresh take on pain perdu.
Good to know
Valet parking is available for $20 with a $2.50 convenience charge.
Reservations are recommended due to high demand.
The restaurant has a dress code; business casual is preferred.
Argentinian restaurant offers cozy and vibrant atmosphere with good music enhancing the experience. Seating is comfortable but tight, limiting privacy due to close tables and loud acoustics. The menu features excellent steaks and fresh sangrias, creating a distinct dining focus.
Pasta dishes here have a full flavor and a refreshing feeling that avoids heaviness. The Pasta Primavera with Pink sauce stands out as a meat-free option that holds its own in taste.
Complimentary bread comes with chimichurri sauce or an olive oil mix with parsley and garlic for dipping. The chimichurri pairs especially well and is available for purchase to take home.
Good to know
Happy hour offers discounted appetizers from 4-6pm on weekdays.
Parking is available at a public lot across the street for $10.
Expect a wait time of 20-30 minutes during peak dinner hours.
Industrial chic space features exposed brick, steel beams, and an open kitchen where fresh pasta is made in view. The atmosphere is cozy yet loud, especially when crowded, with tables placed close together. The vibe suits date nights or business dinners with a lively energy and great music.
Fresh pasta shines with the ribbon pesto standing out as a must-try. Prosciutto arrives freshly sliced, paired with cheese for a unique taste. The open kitchen lets you watch pasta made and food cooked right in front of you.
Crispy bread pairs well with a savory broth, adding texture and flavor. Warm bread served with cold ice cream offers a unique contrast, and the cheese bread stands out as a recommended choice.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, to avoid long wait times.
Valet parking is available for $14 during dinner hours.
Street parking can be very difficult; consider using valet service.
Rooftop bar with a breathtaking cityscape view and live music that enhances a relaxed, quiet atmosphere. The space feels crowded, requiring reservations due to limited capacity. Cocktails stand out as a distinctive feature complementing the setting.
Small dishes include arancini and burrata. Rabbit ravioli stands out as a memorable and genuinely good dish.
White Chocolate Bread Pudding stands out with its rich flavor and pairs well with coffee. It consistently impresses as a sweet dessert option.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary due to high demand, especially for brunch and dinner.
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Live music occurs from 6-10pm, creating a vibrant atmosphere.
Large Italian restaurant offers a spacious, cozy atmosphere with high ceilings and an open kitchen. The patio provides an airy, open-air vibe but can feel cold and less inviting. It attracts lively crowds, especially before nearby concerts and museum visits.
Handmade pasta and bread form the base of the menu, with dishes like wild boar pasta and pappardelle with octopus standing out. Risottos, including one with scallops and another with filet mignon au jus, come out perfectly cooked and flavorful.
Handmade bread features light and airy texture with simple layers like butter lettuce and cream cheese. The focaccia bread stands out as a highlight alongside other dishes.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm with a selection of finger foods.
The happy hour menu is available at the bar only.
Vespaio is within walking distance to major venues like the Disney Concert Hall.