Pizzeria Mozza
2.8
- Neighborhood: Hancock Park
- 641 N. Highland Ave.
- Los Angeles, CA 90036
- 323-297-0101
Thank Nancy Silverton for giving us some major cred with the intractable New York crowd. She not only managed to woo the robust Mario Batali—who famously said he would never open a place in L.A—but she also makes a mean pizza margherita, not to mention delicious ricotta-stuffed squash blossoms, chicken liver bruschetta and butterscotch budino. Pizzeria Mozza started as a mere adjunct to the main restaurant, Osteria Mozza, but even before the Osteria opened, the pizzeria seized a place on the A-List. Now, if we can only get in to the sardine-cramped space...
Getting There
- Cross Streets:
- Melrose Ave.
- Parking:
- Valet and Street Parking Difficult
The Basics
- Hours:
- Daily noon-mid.
- Cuisine:
- Pizza and Italian
- Meals Served:
- Lunch and Dinner
- Price Range:
- $$$ ($16-$25)
- Reservations:
- Required. Mozza accepts reservations up to one month in advance. Pull out your calendar—trust us, you'll need it.
- Dress Code:
- Casual Chic
- Alcohol:
- Beer and Wine
Features
- Atmosphere and Personality:
- Celeb Spotting and High Energy
- Features:
- Late Night, Celebrity Chef, Open Kitchen/Watch the Chef, and People Watching
- Facilities:
- Private Party and Banquet Facilities
- Payment Methods:
- Major Credit Cards
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"Very Good Pizza"
By julnot from miracle mile, July 17, 2007
I think NYers don't understand LA pizza. It's much more flavorful here. Mozza has some outstanding pizzas. I just wish it wasn't so hard to get in ...
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"The food is sublime at Pizzeria Mozza."
By Shelly from Highland Park, July 9, 2007
I took friends and family to dinner here last week and they are still calling me to tell me what a wonderful time they had eating the most deliciou...
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