

Welcome to Spruzzo! Primarily known for our pizza in Malibu, we offer food cooked to perfection including appetizers, salads, sandwiches, pasta, chicken, and steaks, as well as fresh seafood entrees. We have a large outdoor patio with a beautiful view of Zuma Beach, complete with heaters and a fire pit. Come see why Malibu locals choose Spruzzo!
Inviting Italian restaurant offers specialty pizzas & pasta, plus ocean views & a heated patio.
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 29575 CA-1, Malibu, CA 90265
Phone: (310) 457-8282
Website: http://spruzzomalibu.com/
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Reviews
And the pizza: The crust was that ideal balance, crispy on the outside, airy and chewy inside. The sauce had depth, not just tomato paste but a rich. And the toppings was fresh and generous. I tried the BBQ chicken and it was really good. You can upgrade the size for few bucks more, which I strongly recommend it. Smaller size is okay for 2 people to not be hungry, but not enough get really full.
I recommend sitting inside as the chair is nicer and less street noise, but the balcon can be okay if you are okay with the street noise.
Also staff and view was nice, overall great choice in the area, if you are visiting the are or beach it definitely worth the few minutes drive to get here.
We started with the grilled artichoke, which, as an artichoke lover, I can confidently say was the worst I’ve ever had. It wasn’t actually grilled—just boiled, then briefly introduced to the grill for some decorative char marks. As if that wasn’t bad enough, it was drowned in balsamic vinegar, completely wiping out any actual artichoke flavor. A tragedy on a plate.
Then came the skirt steak with beans and carrots—because nothing says “Italian coastal cuisine” like a hospital meal. And the lobster ravioli? A true paradox: somehow both boiling hot and undercooked, with raw flour inside like a failed science experiment. It was also utterly flavorless—if there was lobster in there, it must have made a run for it.
This place could be incredible with a new chef and an interior designer, but for now, we’ll be eating elsewhere.
Always a great atmosphere and delicious food!
Good spacious area – both indoor and outdoor! The outdoor has a partial view (one side are the hills, and the other blocked by some dense forrest).
Drinks were fine for standard wines, cocktails, beers. The wait staff all just seemed stressed and unhappy to be there! All but one waiter and the hostess seemed to be genuinely friendly but others just couldn’t wait for their days to end!
Food – we did end up getting a salad and a pizza.. overall i’d pass on the food! To be honest, it’s pretty hard to screw up a salad and pizza – the salad (Meditereanean) was soggy and just so-so; but the worst was the Pizza (Four Season) – absolutely no flavor, dry! You could buy some dough from Trader Joe’s and make it half decent but dreadful how bad it was. Reminded me of the elemetary obligatory preset weekly menus – friday pizza!
Zoe, Jose, Markus, and Saul exemplify exceptional service where they’ve mastered the delicate balance of being attentive without hovering over one’s table. (I used to wait tables and it’s an art form.)
Phenomenal food and sensational service are complimented by gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean. It doesn’t get any better.