Casa Bianca Pizza Pie

I recently took my friends to Casa Bianca for a graduation celebration, and we were absolutely delighted. With a party of 10, we received excellent service. Our waitress was direct and efficient--traits we really appreciate. She was honest enough to tell us that we were ordering more than needed, which we valued because we often feel that some restaurants try to encourage larger orders for profit.Casa Bianca is a classic, family-friendly, mom-and-pop joint.Don't miss out on this wonderful restaurant.Spacing is a little cramped and the booths/chairs...feel like they could be spruced up to adhere to the new standards of quality. However, they have that classic look going for them.

Absolute hit or miss with this location. Their mozzarella sticks were really good, but some of their pasta dishes were so bland. And according to my friend, one of the dishes she tried was both salty and somehow flavorless. Based on my own experience, I'd have to agree--my dish just tasted like nothing.That said, I've been here other times, and their pizza is actually really good. But like I said, it's a total hit or miss.The inside has a cozy, old-school feel, and if you come when it's busy, expect to wait--which, in a way, is a good sign. But at the same time, I don't get how some of their dishes can be so off. Maybe I just need to figure it out. They have a huge menu, so I guess I'll keep going back if I feel like playing Russian roulette with their dishes to see what's actually good.Other than that, everything else was solid. Service was great, we got our food pretty fast, and our server was lovely. So, I appreciate that. At the end of the day, it is what it is.

Casa Bianca Pizza Pie has been a neighborhood staple since the 1950s, and its old-school charm definitely shines through. We started with the mozzarella sticks, and they were amazing--perfectly crunchy with an epic cheese pull. The house salad was a real standout too, packed with olives, peppers, cold cuts, ricotta, and a great mix of fresh ingredients. The penne with shrimp was also delicious, served in a creamy sauce with hearty shrimp; the noodles were a bit overcooked, but that's just nitpicking.Now, onto the pizza: we ordered the sausage pizza, and while the cheese and toppings were solid, the bottom crust was a letdown, almost like soggy cardboard. It could've been a one-off, but the texture threw me off. Despite that, the place has a charming interior, and overall, it's a lovely, nostalgic spot worth a visit. Just a heads up--they're cash only, though there's an ATM on-site with a small fee for withdrawals.

Casa Bianca Pizza Pie in Eagle Rock is a landmark in the Los Angeles area. It has been here for 50+ years serving incredibly thin pizza pies with in-house made Italian Sausage. Casa Bianca has won many pizza awards in LA over the years. The antipasto salad is legendary! This is a family business and the staff is friendly and accommodating. When you walk inside, it's like a time capsule as the vibe is red and white checkered tables. It's the 70s inside lol. Street parking is available. Great spot for family and friends to gather for pizza and salad!

Visited Casa Bianca on a Friday night a week ago. For it to be CASH only says a lot. Prices are very reasonable and the food tasty. Service on point. Ordered meatballs, garlic bread to start, pizza, meat lasagna, eggplant parmigiana and veal parmigiana... (had to try everything, lol) and finished it off with their house made Tiramisu.. which was amazing! Overall a good experience. Be prepared to wait but the food was well worth it.

Great place all around. If they don't raise the prices any higher I'll stay loyal. Small pizza is better than the large fyi. All the food is quality tasty . Ambience is old world and new. Staff is mostly spot on like you need them to be. Only problem is they get busy so you need to wait 1/2 hr sometimes to be seated but that's because of all the things I stated in my review.

Casa Bianca Pizza Pie: A Slice of Classic LA in Eagle RockTucked away in Eagle Rock, Casa Bianca Pizza Pie offers a quintessential Los Angeles Italian dining experience that feels straight out of a Hollywood movie set.Atmosphere- Packed house with a lively, bustling ambiance- Family-friendly and perfect for date nights- Warm, familial feeling that captures the essence of classic LA- Note: Gets quite loud in the eveningsMenu Highlights1. Complimentary Bread - Served piping hot - Deliciously crispy exterior with a fluffy interior - A promising preview of the quality to come2. Pizza - Star of the show - Incredible crust - Perfect cheese-to-topping ratio3. Beef and Cheese Lasagna - Filling and delicious - Generous portion sizePro Tips- Portions are shareable and generous- Easy to over-order, so plan accordingly- Classic Italian menu featuring pizza, pasta, and lasagnaService- Incredible attention and care from the staffOverall Experience:Casa Bianca captures the essence of a classic Italian-American eatery, reminiscent of beloved Itlaian chain restaurants from years past. It's the perfect spot for those seeking a family-friendly atmosphere, delicious classic Italian fare, and a dose of Los Angeles nostalgia.If you're in the mood for good vibes, great pizza, and a slice of LA dining history, Casa Bianca should be at the top of your list. Just remember to bring your appetite - and maybe your inside voice!

Lasagna: Super tender tasty! 4-starThis is their most staple food item and it's no none sense! Layers of meat sauce, cheese and repeat.Portion is good for 4-peep.I come over here to refresh my wonderful memory dining w/my friend Albert, who's always smiling and talkative cheering up everybody around him! This is his most favorite dining spot. Unfortunately, he passed away w/cancer. RIP and may you hv a good time in heaven like you were on earth.We all love ya!

I picked up my wife from work this evening. We're in Glendale and she's starving. I suggested Casa Bianca for pizza. She agreed. I phoned in an order for a small pizza with pepperoni and mushrooms. The lady said it would be ready on 20-25 minutes. I took a leisurely drive up Colorado to get there. By the time I parked and walked to the restaurant and paid for the pie, it was ready in a couple of minutes. As for the pie, Casa Bianca has been serving pies for many years. Their pies have remained the same. Still use the sliced button mushrooms from the cans. I love their pepperoni and thin crust dough. Their pies are consistently good. There are other places I like better. But, this is the place I go for a pizza at 10:00 PM on a Friday night. DJ's rating: 4.39/5.00Would I come back? Yes, if my pizza place is closed.

For the decades we have been dining at casa Bianca or getting "to go", we have never had a bad meal. Their food is consistantly good coupled with friendly service. It's possibly our favorite restaurant in the area. Treat yourself to a nice Italian dinner or even just a sausage or meatball hero in their cozy welcoming dining room.