Housed in a historic market built in 1949, Beethoven Market is a neighborhood gathering place—warm, inviting, and effortlessly elegant. The menu, rooted in Italian simplicity features handmade pastas and pizzas, along with roast chicken on the custom rotisserie all accompanied by a thoughtful wine and cocktail list. It’s a place where you can grab a latte in the morning, a glass of wine in the afternoon, and linger like it’s an extension of your own living room.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–2:15 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–2:15 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–2 PM, 5–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12904 Palms Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Phone: (323) 579-1391
Website: https://www.beethovenmarket.com/
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Reviews
We started with the Grilled Octopus and the Arugula Salad—both were excellent, and you can taste the freshness of the ingredients right away. Then we had the Mushroom Pizza, which was absolutely delicious; the crust was the perfect balance of tender and crispy. For our main course, we shared the pan-fried red snapper with pesto and the lemon pasta. Both dishes were outstanding.
We ended with the Strawberry Sundae. It was simple—just ice cream, fresh strawberries, and fresh cream—but still enjoyable. Our server was friendly and attentive throughout the evening.
Overall, we had a wonderful dining experience and would happily return.
We arrived early and they sat us no problem in the patio. We ordered multiple times, and no one ever demanded we hand over our menus or order all at once, or any of the weird mishegoss that has become standard in this stupid town.
Waiters were helpful and not overbearing, the food was great, not overpriced, and the parking was easy. What more could you ask for?
Food: DON’T U DARE SKIP THE FOCACCIA.
The meatballs were a tad dry, but everything else was excellent. Loved the squash blossoms, the cacio e pepe, and the pork collar was divine. The persimmon cake was HEAAAVEN. I had 2 pineapple tepaches but could have had 12. Yes.
Robert was also really friendly and took the time to suggest a few nearby places for us to check out since we aren’t locals, which was much appreciated. Overall, great food, great service, and a welcoming atmosphere. Would definitely recommend.
Our server was very friendly and everything that we ordered came out very fast. Most of the things are designed to share, although some of the entrées at the bottom of the menu are more designed for one. The menu has a ton of great options on it so it’s hard to select what we wanted and I already want to come back again to try more. I will list below what we tried:
1. Focaccia : ricotta & avocado tree honey. This is a can’t miss item. It was a great start to the meal and very popular at our table.
2. Fiori di Zucca : crispy zucchini blossoms filled with herbed goat cheese. There was a flavor in here that I did not particularly enjoy, but I think they were cooked perfectly and I overall I would suggest.
3. Caesar Salad. This was a great version, and I loved that it was absolutely covered in cheese.
4. Market Fish (Red Snapper) : tarragon salmoriglio. this was absolutely fantastic. The fish was very crispy on the outside and full of flavor on the inside. It was very flaky and I just really enjoyed it.
5. Spaghetti Cacio e Pepe : pecorino and Malabar Coast black pepper. A fantastic version. If you were a flavor of this type of pasta, you really have to get it.
6. Roasted Artichokes : lemon and parsley. My favorite side dish that we ordered. It was absolutely fantastic and I could eat a whole jar of these.
7. Grilled Broccolini : calabrian chili and lemon. Also wonderful and I would highly recommend.
In the end, this is a fantastic brunch or dinner option in a part of LA that doesn’t really get a lot of attention. I loved how friendly the staff was, how beautiful the restaurant is, and how delicious the food was so I plan to be back many times in the future.
Food are delicious.
They don’t serve alcohol at the moment but it might be a great thing.
Highly recommended.
Service was a bit slow and we sat for about 15 min before anyone even greeted us or brought water. However our main server was fantastic, I think her name was Rikki.
The inside and the patio both had a great vibe. The crowd seemed to be mostly adult families and couples 30+, not rowdy at all so it’s hard to imagine why nearby residents would have a problem with the place.
We enjoyed our meal – the focaccia with ricotta and honey was delicious, and we liked the carrots and the delicata for apps. We loved the aribiata pasta, simple but very flavorful and well done. Surprisingly, we did not like the lemon pasta at all.
Overall, we would certainly return, but with so many similar spots on the west side, I’m not sure this particularly stood out.