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Modern establishment featuring a range of Italian eateries and food markets.
Hours
| Thursday | 8:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 8:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 8:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 8:30 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 8:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10250 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90067
Phone: (213) 310-8000
Website: https://www.eataly.com/us_en/stores/los-angeles/news/grigliata-all-aperto-terra
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Reviews
Michael Guynn
Eataly, despite some flaws, is still an absolutely amazing hub if food is a passion for you.
Yes, I wish the prices weren’t as exorbitant. And I wish the place wasn’t set up to be a hub for influencers. It feels a lot like a status symbol instead of a market.
But, with that out of the way, it’s an amazing market. There are tons of ingredients here that feel like a cooking show pantry. Truly a place where you can get hard to find, elevated ingredients.
Snake River Farms meats, fresh fish, hundreds of imported cheeses, obscure produce and mushrooms, and imported goods from Italy (obviously): it truly is a pleasure to browse the offerings.
Add on top of that 3 different restaurants and a few quick service cafes, and it’s undeniably earned its reputation as a food culture hub.
… moreYes, I wish the prices weren’t as exorbitant. And I wish the place wasn’t set up to be a hub for influencers. It feels a lot like a status symbol instead of a market.
But, with that out of the way, it’s an amazing market. There are tons of ingredients here that feel like a cooking show pantry. Truly a place where you can get hard to find, elevated ingredients.
Snake River Farms meats, fresh fish, hundreds of imported cheeses, obscure produce and mushrooms, and imported goods from Italy (obviously): it truly is a pleasure to browse the offerings.
Add on top of that 3 different restaurants and a few quick service cafes, and it’s undeniably earned its reputation as a food culture hub.
Cesar 72
Eataly Century City is an absolute gem for anyone who loves Italian food, top-quality ingredients, or just a beautiful culinary experience. Whether you’re here to shop, dine, or just wander through the market, it delivers every time.
The marketplace is incredibly well-stocked with authentic Italian products — fresh pasta, cheeses, imported olive oils, wines, and more. It’s a foodie paradise. The staff is knowledgeable and happy to help with recommendations or cooking tips, which adds to the warm, welcoming atmosphere.
The restaurants inside are fantastic, too. Every dish feels thoughtfully made — from perfectly wood-fired pizzas to fresh pasta and seasonal specials. You can tell they prioritize fresh ingredients and traditional techniques. Even the espresso bar and bakery are worth a stop on their own.
It’s clean, organized, and feels like a little escape to Italy right in the middle of LA. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite, doing gourmet grocery shopping, or planning a full dinner, Eataly Century City never disappoints.
… moreThe marketplace is incredibly well-stocked with authentic Italian products — fresh pasta, cheeses, imported olive oils, wines, and more. It’s a foodie paradise. The staff is knowledgeable and happy to help with recommendations or cooking tips, which adds to the warm, welcoming atmosphere.
The restaurants inside are fantastic, too. Every dish feels thoughtfully made — from perfectly wood-fired pizzas to fresh pasta and seasonal specials. You can tell they prioritize fresh ingredients and traditional techniques. Even the espresso bar and bakery are worth a stop on their own.
It’s clean, organized, and feels like a little escape to Italy right in the middle of LA. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite, doing gourmet grocery shopping, or planning a full dinner, Eataly Century City never disappoints.
pan s
The market itself is fantastic. I come often to buy ingredients for my own baking or cooking. They have great selection and the vibe is great! The restaurant tho… not the greatest. We ordered two pastas, and they were both way over cooked! i couldn’t lift a single noodle without them breaking apart and splattering everywhere. Felt smushed, almost like one giant glob. Had to stab for pieces, instead of lifting small portions to have a bite. Impossible to share. The sauce is decent, just overcooked noodles.
… moreGabby M
EATALY is a fantastic destination for anyone who loves authentic Italian food and high-quality ingredients. The selection of fresh pasta, artisanal cheeses, cured meats, and imported olive oils is impressive, and everything feels premium and thoughtfully curated. The produce and bakery sections are equally delightful, with plenty of unique items you won’t find in typical grocery stores. Prices can be on the higher side, but you’re paying for quality and specialty products. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and the overall atmosphere is vibrant and inviting. Whether you’re shopping for a special meal or just browsing for inspiration, EATALY is well worth a visit.
… moreRobbie Mackenzie
Eataly LA never disappoints. The pizza options are next-level — super fresh ingredients, crispy crust, and that perfect balance of chewy and flavorful. You can tell everything is made with care. The Margherita is a classic, but the seasonal pizzas are worth trying too.
The small plates and hors d’oeuvres were awesome — light, flavorful, and perfect to share while hanging out. The bruschetta and cheeses were especially good paired with a glass of wine.
The whole place has such a fun, energetic vibe — part restaurant, part market, and all-around great experience. The staff was friendly and knew their stuff, which made the meal even better.
Definitely one of my favorite spots in LA for Italian food done right.
… moreThe small plates and hors d’oeuvres were awesome — light, flavorful, and perfect to share while hanging out. The bruschetta and cheeses were especially good paired with a glass of wine.
The whole place has such a fun, energetic vibe — part restaurant, part market, and all-around great experience. The staff was friendly and knew their stuff, which made the meal even better.
Definitely one of my favorite spots in LA for Italian food done right.
Aaron Gatbonton
Visited Eataly in LA and had a nice overall experience. We ordered the meatballs, salmon, and a few pizzas. Everything tasted good and satisfying. The meatballs were flavorful, the salmon was well-cooked, and the pizzas hit the spot.
Service was quick, and since some items are prepared ahead, they reheated the food for us efficiently without compromising too much on quality. It’s a convenient place if you want good Italian food fast, especially when dining with a group and everyone wants different options.
… moreService was quick, and since some items are prepared ahead, they reheated the food for us efficiently without compromising too much on quality. It’s a convenient place if you want good Italian food fast, especially when dining with a group and everyone wants different options.
Leslie
It’s a wonderful spot for both grocery shopping and enjoying a meal. The market is spotless, with everything looking fresh. You’ll find every kind of pasta noodle, even fresh-made pasta prepared daily. We dined at Capri, the restaurant inside the market, and the service was outstanding. The food was absolutely excellent.
… moreS Dawkins
My first experience at Eataly was in Las Vegas; I was hooked and excited that there were other locations. The one Im rating in So Cal, Century City. While the service was awesome in the restaurant, I can’t say the same for the gentlemen pouring wine in the store area; he was rude and off putting; absolutely no customer services skills. It was a turn-off. Had I not had to rush off to the airport, I would have complained to management. Other than that I enjoyed the atmosphere in the restaurant was nice (Terra).
… moreMark Goldsmith
Food was delicious. Drinks were good and creative. I had lasagna. Others at my table ate the Calzone and pizzas. Everyone’s food was delicious.
The only issue was that they brought my lasagna and nothing else. I sent it back and asked them to keep it warm until my 3 guests received their food. That was almost 6 minutes later.
While our waitress had apparently mentioned something about the timing when I ordered, I didn’t hear it. Regardless, it’s a restaurant’s job to serve all guests at a table at the same time.
If I wanted to eat by myself, I would have gone out by myself.
… moreThe only issue was that they brought my lasagna and nothing else. I sent it back and asked them to keep it warm until my 3 guests received their food. That was almost 6 minutes later.
While our waitress had apparently mentioned something about the timing when I ordered, I didn’t hear it. Regardless, it’s a restaurant’s job to serve all guests at a table at the same time.
If I wanted to eat by myself, I would have gone out by myself.
Charlotte Thorpe-Mathias
We went here for my birthday and it was lovely, lots of options to suit our party. The food was very good but there was a small complaint about the calzone not having enough tomatoes ♀️
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