De La Nonna

Only street parking or valet. The place is so cute both inside and out! Great place for date night and great place for pictures. You first order with a cashier then you sit down and wait for your food. If you want to order more you can do so with the waiter. The pepperoni was great, but you MUST get the honey drizzle!! It gives it a sweet and spicy flavor. The crust is crunchy while the inside is fluffy. The only downside was that the pizzas were cold.

Came here on a rainy day with no Reservations. They were very accommodating given that there was limited availability in seating which I really appreciate. Things I got: - Pepperoni with Hot Honey I wasn’t expecting that the pizza was going to so fluffy. (Didn’t look on yelp before I decided to come here) I’m normally a New York slice type of guy but I did enjoy this. Think of it as focaccia making babies with a pizza and this being their child. Pepperoni wasn’t overly salty which I loved. The edge pieces were the best because it gave it some texture - Caesar salad. Your normal Caesar with more anchovies. Solid - market pizza. Loved this one. There was thick cut bacon on it and the snap peas on top were so sweet. Overall I would definitely come back

I loved this place! The atmosphere was perfect! Live DJ was awesome and the music was at a great volume and I could have a conversation with the people around me no problem. Food and service was wonderful! They have a unique wine list (especially if you like skin contact wines) and a few non-alcoholic options. Can’t wait to come back here! Parking took a while to find so leave yourself time to park if you don’t want to valet.

The patio is just beautiful, everyone is super nice and the food is delicious. Pizza was not what I expected but great in a different way, soft, higher, well composed with many fresh ingredients.

I love it here. The atmosphere is 10/10 and food and wine selection is also 10/10. I really enjoy their cesar salad and their mushroom pizza. I haven’t sat outside yet but the ambiance out there also looks amazing. Great date night spot or a good spot to catch up with friends. There’s a nightclub that shares the space so you might see crazy lines outside but most likely is for the disco. The valets are also lovely! Oh it’s a sit down then go to the bar and order then get your number type of place.

Was excited to try their deep dish but left a bit disappointed. The sausage & peppers pizza was VERY salty. The sausages were salty to begin with, but the parmesan contributed to that and unfortunately the two combined would have satisfied a cow's salt lick. Was looking forward to trying their eggplant caponata, which ended up being good, but nothing to write home about. At $12, you'd expect it to be exquisite. Unfortunately, I've whipped up more flavorful variations in my home kitchen. Their oysters, however, were very fresh and good. We ordered a half dozen of their west coast, and half dozen of their east coast options. The prosecco mignonette was a bit too sweet for my liking and somewhat detracted from the oyster's flavor, but the calabrian cocktail sauce was delish. Portion-wise, was perfect for two people. Their blonde and dark beer options were solid. The kitchen staff, despite handling a bustling Saturday night, were champs. Our server was attentive and a gem. The pizza took quite awhile though, although I imagine that's due to the thicker crust's cooking time. ‍ The live music was amazing. DJ Lanilove was spinning the night we were there and she killed it with some amazing beats for a Saturday night. The venue is fantastic and their outdoor patio will be sure to delight on a summer's evening. Valet parking is avail, but we opted for street parking (plentiful, but a bit of a challenge on busy weekends) and decided to go for cocktails at Death & Co afterwards, a short walk away. Perhaps I'll come back and try one of their other pizza's another time along with their fresher offerings. The pepperoni pizza + honey the couple next to us ordered looked pretty darn good.

This has to be one of the best Italian restaurants in LA. Nestled between the Arts District and Little Tokyo, this pizzeria has the most decadent and exotic pizzas ever. Usually I don't like pizza crusts... But this one made me like them. The pizzas are rectangular and split into squares. You could argue they are more like focaccia than pizza. There is an amazing atmosphere. Inside is lovely and fun, with a DJ and bar. Outside is cozy, with leafy surroundings and heat lamps. One of the best atmospheres you could ask for. Definitely would go again.

REALLY GOOD PIZZAAA ???? @delanonna_la This fun Italian spot is based in DTLA’s Arts District. It fits in SO well to arts district’s vibe as this pizza place has a great ambiance and is super trendy. ?Ordered: 1. Pepperoni pizza with spicy honey 2. Market fresh pizza (changes seasonally) with corn, ricotta & basil 3. Whipped eggplant with toasted focaccia The pepperoni was my favorite as the saltiness from the meat was cut by the spicy and sweet honey ?? honestly hot honey is now a must for pizzas in my life!! The square pie here is thick and chewy but perfectly crispy on the outside, it’s so satisfying!!! I love this place so much I can’t wait to come back!!! My only gripe with this place is that since each pizza is baked fresh, the wait time for the dishes was LONGG so don’t come really hungry like I did ? ?Price: $19/pizza & $14 for appetizer