Scopa Italian Roots, (2905 Washington Blvd., Marina del Rey, 310.821.1100) is opening Thursday with high-ceilings, red brick, wood-slat benches, white tile, antique liquor crates, distressed mirrors, and a
The Factory Kitchen, (1300 Factory Pl #101, 213.996.6000) is a new trattoria-style restaurant in the downtown Arts District that’s serving up traditional Italian fare. Here, they are
The San Gennaro Foundation celebrates everything Italian, with their annual street festival, The Galbani® Cheese Italian Feast of San Gennaro, Los Angeles. Since 2002, the
Rao’s (1006 Seward Ave., Los Angeles, CA, 323.962.7267) is a new Hollywood spot serving Southern Neapolitan fare and they are now accepting resys for their September 17 launch.
La Dolce Vita (9785 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, CA 90210; 310.278.1845), is the Rat Pack’s favorite Italian restaurant and it has had a redesign. With exposed brick, mirrored
643 North (643 North Spring St., Los Angeles, CA 90012; 213.687.8888) is from Los Angeles native and owner of Michael J’s Catering, Michael Ourieff. With its polished concrete walls, exposed
Bucato, (3280 Helms Ave Culver City, 90232) lands in the former Beacon space in the Helms Bakery complex in Culver City with a pasta-focused menu by Evan
Terroni (810 S Spring St., Los Angeles, 90015) has officially opened Downtown. The 6,000 square foot two-floor building was originally a City National Bank and build in
Soleto Trattoria & Pizza Bar’s new “$10 All In” lunch takeout offer, lets to-go guests carry out a starter of soup or salad, and a
I was lucky enough to attend Vino California wine pairing dinner at the new Aventine Hollywood Trattoria. Approximately 60+ diners gathered on the beautiful outdoor
