Lorenzo California is committed to serving you the best Italian cuisine possible. We take pride in using only the highest quality ingredients, and our dishes are made with care and attention to detail. Our menu is inspire by the rich culinary heritage of Tuscany, and we strive to bring the authentic flavors of Italy to your table .Whether you’re craving a classic focaccie ripiene,pasta,freshie ,or a cold crisp salad ,we’ ve got something for everyone .Our goal is to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere where you can savor the taste of traditional Italian recipes ,just like your Nonna use to make .Come visit us and experience a little piece of Italy right here in Beverly Hills .
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–5 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–5 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–5 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–5 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–5 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–5 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 9529 S Santa Monica Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Phone: (424) 332-2949
Website: http://www.lorenzocalifornia.com/
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Reviews
I have had the Raffaello at Lorenzo’s multiple times now, and it is consistently phenomenal. The focaccia is perfect, the mortadella is high quality, and the sweet-salty combo with the fig jam and creamy stracciatella-style cheese is unreal. Crispy onions and pepperoncini give it the perfect crunch and bite. One of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had in LA or anywhere else.
The owners are always friendly and welcoming, and you can tell they genuinely care about what they’re doing. It makes the whole experience even better.
This is the kind of place you’re happy to keep coming back to.
Read about this place in the LA Times 100 list. I’m always on the hunt for the world’s best sandwich .
Ordered the caponata and the special crudo sandwiches. Starting with good bread is the foundation of a good sandwich. Lorenzo’s focaccia passes the test ⭐.
I really liked the caponata. The eggplant, zucchini and cheese were a very tasty combo. I liked the prosciutto sandwich too.
I’ll be back again for more delicious sandwiches. Can’t wait to try them all .
My daughter and I have been wanting to try Lorenzo California ever since they opened two years ago — and today we finally did. Let me just say: it was beyond worth it.
We ordered the Chicken Milanese sandwich (a weekend special), and it was absolutely divine. The chicken was perfectly crispy, topped with creamy stracciatella, fresh lettuce and tomato, and perfectly seasoned with a subtle touch of citrus that pulled everything together. The bread was outstanding — flavorful and sturdy enough to hold all the delicious components without falling apart.
We also tried the Rafaello, one of their most popular sandwiches, and it was truly amazing. It struck the perfect balance of sweet and salty, and every bite was thoughtful and indulgent.
Portions are generous — one sandwich can easily be shared, though you’ll probably want one all to yourself. The quality is exceptional, and it’s clear that care goes into every detail.
We’re already excited to go back. Highly recommend!
Customer service is excellent. The woman at the front is welcoming, kind, and always makes you feel taken care of.
If you are looking for the best sandwiches in the city, this is the place. I can’t get over it!
I went on a Sunday and it was packed.
There is very limited seating, so don’t plan on dining in and consider a take out instead. I was lucky a seat opened up while my 20 minute was going on.
Be warned, parking is also quite a challenge..
I had the Cotto. Truffle flavor is greets you as peep the sandwich wrap. They certainly did not skimp on the prosciutto. It was creamy through and through in each bite.
I’ll have to say though. It was a decent sandwich, the excellent ingredients do come through. The focaccia bread was crispy while fluffy inside.
There was just that lack of a wow factor in the end. I’d say perhaps it was the lack of layers of flavor I was looking forward to. Perhaps it was just the plainness of it? I was certainly expecting a lot more for a $21 sandwich.
I still plan to try the other ones next time.
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I came back another day for the Special Cruddo. You can tell they did not skimp on quantity of the ingredients.
I have to say I was not impressed with the taste right from the first bite however.
There was a bit of tartness that came through from the first bites. The cream sauce tasted like grocery mayo. Overall the sandwich leaned towards more salty in flavor and overall it just did not give me the impression that there was a refinement for a $21 sandwich. I seriously can’t even finish my sandwich. It was that bad.
This place is totally worth braving LA traffic (drove in from Long Beach), and you won’t be disappointed.