Osteria Mozza continues to turn out some of the cityās best pastas, each done with a true-to-Italy bent. Thereās the tortellini, pappardelle with rabbitragu, and the tagliatelle with oxtail. Read more
A good place to hit during the weekday for an amaro and plate of burrata, the service is always going to be top notch. The pastas or main dishes are prepared to perfection. [Eater 38 Member] Read more
Thereās the tortellini, pappardelle with rabbitragu, and the tagliatelle with oxtail, each a perfectly portioned example of high-quality ingredients turned out to make exquisite dinnertime favorites. Read more
The whole experience was incredible. The cocktails were perfectly crafted. I canāt recommended the Burratina Pugliese highly enough and the Ricotta & Egg Raviolo that has a poached egg inside.
I tend not to like "pretty food" places but this place changed my mind. The experience starts the second you walk. Everything we had was great. The staff was great too. This is a must try.... So go!!
You can't go wrong at Osteria Mozza. It's totally deliciousāthe pizza, pastas and entrees are all yummy. And there's a mozzarella bar that serves fresh cheese. The mintpesto dish is AMAZING. (friend)
One of LA's best Italians. Try Mozarrella sampler to start, a stuffed pasta for primi and outstanding beef tagliotti for segundi. If you only order a primi, beware that portions are small. Good wines.
Spensive but so good. charcuterie has amazing variety and is substantial. The squid ink was good (uni was fishy) and so was the ricottaegg raviolo. Sit at the mozzarella bar to see the action.
Very expensive but reflected in the quality. Incredible array of mozzarella, burrata and ricotta from the mozzarella bar, and I had a delicious fiery cacio e pepe. Service was excellent.
If youāre feeling pasta, thereās calfās brainravioli, but safer options exist, too, such as duck ragu over gnocchi. Round out your meal with a porcini-encrusted rib eye and call it a night. Read more
Yes to the mozzarella and burrata selection. Pastaā¦ I had better, to be honest. Even if the patio is charming, itās worth seating at the mozzarella bar and have a degustation menu.
Service was fantastic and the food was excellent. Grilled octopus was my favorite. The burrata sampler was also very good. The only thing I wasn't crazy about was the raviolo.
Don't miss the bufalamozzarella draped with spectacular anchovy with Meyer lemon and an herb salad. Nancy Silverton makes a great a caprese with bufala, cherry tomatoes and basil.
The dishes here are somewhat more polished than those at the adjacent pizzeria,. Sample fare: fresh ricotta and egg raviolo with browned butter, and beef brasato with horseradish gremolata. Read more
"Have your mozzarella seasoned with caramelizedshallots, basil, caperberry relish or mintpesto and accompanied by a variety of ingredients such as braised artichokes." -Gayot on TripExpert Read more
Obviously their food is unique and exquisite, but try one of their desserts - GEEBUS! Never had anything like their Olive OilGelato w/Rosemary Brittle, and never will again. Book a month in advance.
Donāt come here looking for family-style Italian. This is a different beast conceived by power trio Mario Batali, Joe Bastianich, and Los Angelesā queen of pastry, Nancy Silverton. Read more
Osteria Mozza, a sleek, bustling restaurant in the same building as Pizzeria Mozza, is pretty extraordinary now, but what is even more exciting is the restaurant it will evolve into in several years!
Kathy Griffin says the "panini" is very good, Although I have yet to see a single panini on the menu, the food that they actually DO offer is among the most extraordinary in LA. Bliss...
Free glass of Prosecco with dinner is a nice touch. The Orecchietti w/sausage and swiss chard is absolutely fantastic. For the main course, try the "Brasato al Barolo" braised beef short rib.
Happiest place on earth. Everything is worth trying and lovely, don't miss out on the calf's brain ravioli with sage and lemon and the porcini rubbed rib eye.
Mozza is like dining in the wine cavern of an old Italian villa. The food and the staff are on par with any highly rated Zagat resto. Their Italian wine list is superb - order a bottle.
If you're lactose intolerant, fuhgeddaboutit! Nancy Silverton and Mario Batali's high-end eatery serves over 15 kinds of mozzarella. Want casual? Check out the pizzeria next door, open 'til midnight.
Despite more refined food than its pizzeria sister-restaurant, this venue is more boisterous -loud guests & louder music- classic Mario Batali. Try the mozzarella tasting plate at the mozzarella bar!
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.