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James Wan: Great things just don't change, and I just keep coming back here to find the best of Italian markets.From old country groceries, you will find cans of San Marzano tomatoes readily available here along with a complete deli list of items from olives to deli meats. The refrigerators/freezers are also filled with cheeses, ready to bake pizza dough, and fresh marinara.If you're hungry, the sandwiches are still excellent made, and since they are a bakery too, their sandwiches are a dose of double goodness.I can not offer enough emphasis on how good their bakery is. The cakes and cannoli are NYC good, and the best of all items are still their Amaretti cookies.

Dana Kern: Excellent

M X: April 2024The regular Century City Mall Parking Rates are as follows:1st hour is free.After that 1st hour, the next 20 minutes you are charged $4.Anything past 1 hour and 20 minutes, you are charged $2 for each 20 minutes.The daily maximum is $32 per 24 hour period.Eataly: I give this entire experience 4 stars. It's good, but it could be better. Here's why?Pro: come early in the day, from say 10:30 to 12:30, parking is a little easier, less traffic to get to and from this place from all around town.Pro: Drew in the wine and spirit, liquor department, is really helpful! Five star service there! He had a sense of the Amaro I was trying to buy, and suggested a couple which I ended up purchasing. He also made an effort to try to look into getting some of the other oddball ones I had on my list which they were out of stock.Pro: the liquor department does have some items that are less expensive than say total wine, or bevmo. I bought 4 Amaro today, one of them was 50% off their price, coming to around $17... where the price is normally around $24 at total wine.Pro/Con: there are 3 restaurants here. La Pizza & La Pasta is probably the best of the three. You'll have to be careful what you order here, especially if you're a true italian. Some of the pizza is great. But some of the pasta is lacking in one thing or another.Capri might be a little off, and the Steakhouse on the top floor might just be a little bit too much for most.Pro: it's like walking into an Italian deli market, lots of variety, lots of quantity of things.Pro: I don't know what they're called, maybe a kiosk, but the individual separation between say the fresh pasta, the pizza person, the espresso bar, the cheese person, make the experience worthwhile. You really feel like you're at a Street Market in a small Italian town, that's indoors. Go figure.Pro: Some things like Pasata Tomato was cheaper than at your typical Monte Carlo, or Cavaretti or Roma Deli.Con: some things are a little pricier than your local Italian Market. So you'll have to shop to see which spot has the best price.Octopus salad for instance, $29 a pound? It was okay, but not the freshest or the tastiest cold octopus salad I've had. And that price, mamma mia! In a bad way, I don't think it's worth it to buy again.Cheese: $48 a pound for gorgonzola? Yeah, you'll have to do the math on that one. I wonder how much of that they sell. But some of the other cheese was less expensive than Bristol Farm prices. You'll really have to do your due diligence and shop, literally.Con: $42 for a cake? $8 for a little torta? Maybe too pricey for a true Italian who can just make it at home for a fraction of the price. We thought we were going to find casata here, or something unique.Con: some things are outdated, like the Amaretti cookies wrapped in paper. I mean that's like an American gimmick from 30 years ago.Major Con: the whole parking situation. This place is a market, and has three restaurants. You have to expect that people are going to be here for a minimum of 2 hours if they have lunch, and then as an incentive, do some shopping, or have a gelato, coffee, etc. So why won't Eataly validate for 3 hours of free parking?In summary, I think if the parking was validated for up to 3 hours, maybe they lowered their prices on some of the other stuff, this place would be a true five-star experience. It's good, don't get me wrong, but it could be better with just a few minor tweaks.For your typical true American person, tourist, etc, I think this would give you a taste of Italy.But for the hardcore Italians, that come from Italian bloodline, first or second generation here in the United States, this place is kind of like going to Disneyland.There's a lot of unnecessary Pomp and circumstance. Meaning, for the hardcore italian, they would shop elsewhere, or cook it at home.My final thoughts are that it's like a modern Italian deli / market. Nothing fancy, more like a tourist attraction.

LT: Just got back from vacation in Italy. Love that we have access to Italian products in LA. The food is mostly good. My husband’s pasta was stuck together but that might be a one off. Love the gelato but prefer less sweet and more natural tastes like in Italy. I know they have to accommodate for “American tastes” but some gelato flavors are way too sweet. Customer service is pretty good except a few individuals at both cafes don’t seem like they want to work.

Aurum Kumar: Vary good Awsome food probably the most italian restraunt I've ever been toParking: A whole parking garage even though you have a garage it is somewhat difficult to find parking.Kid-friendliness: Kids menu kid bathroom kid every thing means kid friendlyWheelchair accessibility: No stairs no ramps just a simple flat floor

Muriel Mendoza: the food and drink is great

Alex Simon: A dizzying selection, the entire Italian cuisine presented in an imposing environment. Unfortunately, I have to agree with the comments referring to overpricing.Food: 5/5 …

AJ K: Lovely market for staples but seriously avoid the sndwichesThe chicken parm was made out of mystery meat I wouldnt even take a bite.

Cathy Sanders: Front and back entrance it has accessibility, a great Italian store/deli for the area

Mark Haile: If it's edible + imported to the US from Italy, then Sorrento probably has it. I made a beeline to the market for a weekend dessert, and was smitten with this Espresso custard.

Ana Aparicio: Delicious food, and great customer service ☺️

Damon Cirulli: One of my favorite Italian markets. The tiramisu and walnut pesto sauce is not to be missed.

Missy Gerski: Delicious bakery and deli items.Excellent service.

Charles Schiell: Such a great spot with lots of little delicacies. Just got the best panettone ever. The bergamot preserve is amazing. Be sure to get a cannoli and sfogliatella.

Kevin Fraggi (Fraj): .

Arcadio Casanova: Supermarket with very varied and very good quality Italian products. Highly recommended for lovers of Italian food.

Bob Lugari: Always excellent

Natasha Bajc: Old fashioned Italian store. Nduja, mortadela, coppa... Nice dry pasta selection and mulino Bianco cookies.. frozen fresh pasta and meatballs cooked and ready to be taken home

Mark Stewart: Hidden gem on the westside

Denise: I've been going to this wonderful deli/market for 20 years. Everything is fresh and the sandwiches are not pricey compared to commercial stores.

Rob Robinson: I've been going here for 60 yrs and this was the first time I was disappointed. The meat was greatly reduced the price was increased by 20%. The staff didn't seem to know the menu. Sorry to see the change.

Dixon Duran: Food: 5/5

Thomas Wyatt: Great deli, highly recommend. They are not open late, so you may have to get something to go. Lots of sandwiches, and other Italian food options. May want to phone in your order and save some time. No seating inside at the moment, no restrooms either. Parking, entrance, aisles and counter are accessible. Dedicated parking behind the building.If you have a date, stopping by to pick up stuff for a picnic is a great idea. Or my favorite, pick out a sandwich, bag of chips, and a hot item to split, you will have plenty to share. Then pick out each other's drink, and a cookie or two to share after your meal. Sharing food like this with a loved one can be really fun.They have a lot of interesting products for sale, could also pick out stuff to make a dinner later with. Even if you come alone, they will likely have something you will find appealing.Parking: Parking behind shop, should be plentyKid-friendliness: Should be able to find somethingWheelchair accessibility: Entrance, aisles, and counter are accessible.

Stephen D'Anjolell: The whole foods market in Culver City is off the charts crazy good the Best meals prepared the Best meats the Best service I've ever seen the best little desserts 2.25 a pop for a little bite sized cheese cake and so many to choose from yummy My daughter Jayleen and my wife Sandra love the Culver City whole foods market

Bo Pro: Friendly staff, large assortment, love it

bones rich: Victor Made us a pizza today.Wow this guy is great, Today was the third time he's made us a pizza in the last two weeks He listens to instructions.He made it extra crispy He definitely knows how to make bake a pizza! puffy the bitbull