Hours
| Friday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–11 PM |
| Saturday | 5–11 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–2:30 PM, 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1200 E 5th St, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Phone: (213) 915-0052
Website: https://www.biancasiciliantrattoria.com/
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Reviews
Chef Michele knows dough. Every bread product was excellent. The octopus was also delicious with a nice char and a really bright sauce. The standout for us was the pizza. We had a hard time deciding which one to order but our server, Bianca, recommended the prosciutto which had pistachios and mascarpone and was sooo good. I’ll be thinking about it for days! We finished with the baked gnocchi which was also superb.
Unfortunately we were too full for dessert so I’II leave that for next time. Definitely recommend!
The restaurant is on the same street as Urth, so depending on the day, parking can be somewhat hard to find.
The atmosphere was well put together. A nice open-air patio with lights strung throughout and subtle italian music on the sound system. Cleanly set marble style tables with comfortable chairs to complement them. There is a parking lot right next door to the restaurant in case there is no parking on the street, which make visiting super convenient. Perfect for a date night.
The food was impeccable. We started off with Salumi & Formaggi. The highlight of the platter for me was the tasty and creamy gorgonzola served with the freshest focaccia to enjoy it with. We then ordered the Gamberi pasta and the Diavola pizza for the main course. The Gamberi had tons of shrimp flavor embedded in the red sauce that coated the fresh pasta. The pizza was cooked to perfection and was full of flavor with every spicy bite.
Service was very prompt. Our water glasses were kept full and our wine glasses too. Bussers were quick to pick up dishes as they emptied out.
Honestly, can’t wait to go back. We have barely even dented the menu and while walking in and out of the restaurant I saw some dishes on other tables that I can’t wait to try myself.
The restaurant is very cute, loved every single detail. The food was excellent and you can tell the owners take big pride in their dishes.
We live on the Westside but we’ll definitely be back for more!
Most items were under-seasoned and lacked the “wow” factor we expected. The ribeye itself was cooked properly, but the chimichurri was overwhelmingly vinegary and dominated the entire dish, while the mushrooms on top had a sweet sauce that didn’t complement the steak at all. The pastas were mediocre and forgettable.
Overall, the meal didn’t live up to the anticipation, and we were so underwhelmed that we skipped dessert entirely. Hoping this was just an off night, but based on this visit, the experience fell far short of expectations.
The restaurant was clearly understaffed, with a single server covering the entire patio, which resulted in long waits and a lack of attention. Situations like that can happen, but what matters is how they’re managed.
The most disappointing part was the interaction with the owner. Rather than being courteous or proactive, the approach felt cold and condescending, with no effort made to acknowledge the situation or make guests feel valued. That kind of attitude sets the tone for the entire establishment and reflects a serious gap in customer service standards.
It’s a shame because the space itself has potential, but without proper staffing and respectful leadership, the experience suffers. I left feeling more frustrated than satisfied and don’t see myself returning anytime soon.