Dolce Vita

Food and drinks are always the best. Even the bread is great. Chris the manager really takes care of you. Bri is easily the kindest server of them all. There is a waitress woman with long brown hair who isn’t the nicest server at all, but, experience overall here is always very nice. Don’t let them put you in that random middle table though lol. Thanks LDV for a lovely experience every time. One of my top restaurants in Los Angeles hands down.

My new favorite! I love the old-world atmosphere. The lasagne and veal parmigiana are to die for, and we also loved the spumoni for dessert. The service was spectacular—can’t wait to go back!

Overall have a classy, vintage Hollywood vibe. Need reservation. Have fun looking cocktails. Price is on par with typical sit in, nice Italian restaurants which was a pleasant surprise. Service was good and professional. A lot of older couples and locals, some families and tourists. Could see it being a nice date spot

La Dolce Vita is such a hidden gem! The restaurant is small and intimate, with a dark, cozy ambiance that feels both classy and full of rich history. It has that elegant charm without being over the top. The food was absolutely delicious, and every dish tasted great &well-prepared. On top of that, the service was outstanding—warm, attentive, and truly made the experience even better. If you’re looking for a cozy yet elegant spot with amazing food and service, Dolce Vita is a must-visit.

This is an LA staple that got revamped and missed. Thinnest / driest/ worst Veal Parmesan I’ve ever had that was $100. Service is not the best here at all. Not going to make you feel good or like family leaving here at all. Management nonexistent. Highly overpriced. Go anywhere else just close by there are amazing restaurants. Dan Tana’s, Funke LA, Jon & Vinny’s, Steak48, Honor Bar, Il Pastio, and so many actually amazing restaurants just walking distance. Save yourself the trip and money.