Honestly very disappointed. While service was good, the food was either too sour (lemon), too salty, or too spicy. For an Italian restaurant with a Michelin star I do not recommend.
Apparently, they aren't very flexible w seating. It's my bday dinner and 1 of the 5 ppl is parking and they'd rather keep us standing then seat us at the table that should already be available.
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As Italians we can say the mozzarella was served too cold, so cold you couldn't tell the difference between a fiordilatte and a buffalo one. Too much butter on every dish and the bread was fried. Yuki
You'll feel really weird coming here with your parents after a Dodger game. Was not expecting to dress up in this part of the city but Dodger jerseys are a nono. Get formal.
Awful service, they didn't have three dishes on Xmas Eve, even though they were on the tasting menu. We asked for non spice pasta and came unbearable. The waitress asked if we couldn't handle it.
Osteria Mozza, which opened to eager Angelinos in the summer of 2007, features a free standing Mozzarella Bar. Here, Nancy prepares a wide array of fresh items from Mozzarella, Burrata, Bocconcini, Strachiatella and many more.