Cali-Mediterranean served in a Spanish- inspired dining room. Nancy Silverton's original stomping ground, home to the new school, if over-hyped, tradition of Mozzerella Mondays. [Eater 38 Member] Read more
Featured in WhereLA.com's "Where to Brunch in LA." An honored LA brunching tradition thrives, where the scene by the courtyard fountain adds the romance of the Mediterranean to timeless brunch dishes. Read more
Flavors are hefty: duck, salmon, and prime rib are grilled on wood planks, crusted with tapenade, or braised with mushrooms. Mussels are tossed with hot chorizo... Read more
Been here for the 5x5 meal. Excellent atmosphere and surprising one of the best meal I had this year. I'll give it a big thumbs up. Please try the Roast Pork Loin
Awesome atmosphere. the restaurant is housed in an old 1920s Hollywood building originally built by Charlie Chaplin. I recommend the Grilled Loup de Mer, it's really good. Read more
World Cup on at the Campanile bar. Like a Spanish bodega...or a cafe in Amsterdam...depending upon who you are rooting for. Brunch and soccer. Read more
Great setting for a casual or fancy occasion. Squash ravioli was great but the squash blossoms were greasy and kinda gross. Got to Terroni for squash blossoms
After 23.5 years Campanile on LA Brea has closed. Look for us in LAX in April, and other new ventures. LA Chef legend Mark Peel has been creating seasonal, California rustic food since 1989.