Share(310) 652-6859
846 N La Cienega Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90046
34.0861
-118.3763
Neighborhoods: Melrose, Central LA
What People Are Saying About Vito's Pizza
The Editor
Andrew Rosenblum
Citysearch
In Short – After almost a decade on Vermont, this foodie favorite has relocated amid the high-end eateries of La Cienega, but remains a tiny eatery serving inexpensive slices of pizza. Tucked into the corner of a mini-mall, the indoor/outdoor seating area is small, but the atmosphere is cheerful and well-maintained. In addition to red-sauce classics like chicken parmesan and ravioli marinara, the menu features pizzas ranging from traditional cheese to more unusual options like the a garlic and clams combo on a sauce-less white pie. Incredibly tasty garlic bread sticks and salads like…
09/12/09
LA Fluff trying to be something it is not.
by dzagat at Citysearch
It is a shame. The food use to be o.k. The quality is slipping and is very expensive. They overcharge you sometimes so check your bill? Dine in is cramped and they have no TV's. What kind of real pizzeria has no TV's to watch the game. I was in there and the guy manager was dancing around to Britney Spears! In New York that would fetch you a beating. Do yourself a favor and go to your better options in LA. Joes, Mulberry etc.
- Pros: Good Meatballs
- Cons: Annoying Manager (bald guy) food is inconsistent.
05/06/09
This is not NY pizza
by CSMobileUser at Citysearch
Also ended up there because so many people said it is flgreat NY pizza. Unfortunately, was disappointed. The reviewers should qualify if they lived in NY at least 3years or more. This seems to appeal to non-new yorkers who don't know much about pizza. The dough looks good; but lacks substance and taste. Ingredients are not good quality. I am a transplant; been in LA over 20 years; frequently travel to NY; other than Mulberry St pizza (which is at best a B- by NY standards LA has no good pizza; still hopeful for the future though.
11/11/08
overrated and too expensive
by gavinsgirl at Citysearch
I got cheese slices because I wasn't going to spend $16.50 on pizza I've never tried before. The sauce was great but I don't like burnt crust. I don't like crunchy pizza especially burnt ones. I prefer soft chewy crust with more sauce and more cheese. It just isn't worth what their asking for
- Pros: great sauce
- Cons: very expensive, hard crust
The Details on Vito's Pizza
Know Before You Go:
Full pizzas are only available in one large size only, which means 18," so make sure you come in a group of about four or more if you want a full pie.
What to Drink:
There are a small range of beer and table wines to go with the food, but no hard liquor.
Parking:
While you're eating, you can park for free in one of the 25 spots in the mini-mall lot--street parking is difficult.
Save Money:
Individual cheese slices are only $2.50, and with cool additions like prosciutto ($1.00), among countless other options, they make for a very affordable--and filling--piece of pie.
Category:
Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, Discover, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Family-Friendly Dining, Late Night Dining, Outdoor Dining, People Watching, Lunch Spot, Group Dining, Food Delivery, Carry Out
General Info:
Open 7 Days
