Cosa Buona

Oh it was Yum-Tastic!Jumped in for pie to-go and received pleasant customer service, got the run down (1st time customer) and grabbed the specialty "Pie of the Month". The pie came out in 15 mins and I was on my way. The ingredients tasted fresh, it had great flavors and was filling; only caveat, if there's more than one person in the party you're going to have a pizza party and order more pie which obviously isn't a bad thing because you get to experience the other options. Parking can be a challenge so I suggest looking on Alvarado which generally has a higher turnover. Bon Appetit .

Cute little Italian spot. It's got a limited menu, but everything was done really well. The salad was fantastic and they were very generous with extra anchovies on the side! The wine and beer selection was similarly a bit limited, but had good selections. (Wish they had a Pinot Noir... Pinot + pizza is such a lovely combo!) The chili oil at the table was a nice touch too. It's a small space, but had a nice intimacy to it and the interior was beautifully designed.

Cosa Buona is an amazing place for a casual sit down pizza and even better accompanied with their Caesar salad. One of the best Caesars in LA without a doubtThey have great happy hour deals as well!The service is always laid back but still attentive and it is very cozy inside while still having a nice view out onto the street.

Stopped by Cosa Buona for a late dinner on a Friday night! Found street parking right out front and were sat right away so that was all easy :)Looked over the Yelp reviews to help us decide what to order haha - ended up getting the Smokey Mozzarella Sticks for an app, Margherita & Biancoverde pizzas with a side of ranch, and a beer. Food was great! Really really enjoyed it.The beer never came so had to ask and got it after the pizza. The space is small with a cool vibe. The only thing that prob could have been better was the service. It's pricey but what isn't nowadays. Still, loved the food!

I'm still convinced this is a contender for best pizza in LA. The pizza is delicious and fresh and every single flavor I've had is so yummy and balanced. The garlic bread is to die for, I don't even care how expensive it is. Super small seating area but they do have an outside patio. The servers are always so kind and attentive, I love coming here. They serve great wine too but I usually just stick to the food. Not much parking nearby but if you can snag street parking you're golden. Definitely try this place out!!! You won't regret it.

I've passed by this establishment many times and decided to visit with a friend. We ordered the mozzarella sticks as an appetizer and they were one of the best mozzarella sticks I have ever had. Delicious! I would definitely order that appetizer again. The pizza was delicious. The staff were very friendly.

One thing that I could say that's improved in LA over the last 15 years or so is there is better pizza out her in LA.We ordered a pizza from Cosa Buona via Doordash. Love the char on this chewy thin on this pizza. Good sauce and a good ratio of pepperoni coverage Grab a beer and call it a day.

Food was over price and not great...Person on the phone not very nice...Not dinning in any time soon...

Terrible service, I have never seen this kind of service. They just concentrated to make money !

The good, the bad, the annoying.The good: The food is really tasty. Good dough and high quality toppings for the pizzas, the salads don't taste like an afterthought side thrown on the menu, and the other menu items (chicken, pasta) are also great.The bad: If you order take out or delivery, they will forget something or prepare it incorrectly 50% of the time. Also, your food will always be ready about 10 minutes after the eta. Make sure you check your order before you leave the restaurant.The annoying: The front of house staff alternate between dismissive, rude, and aggressive. The guy who usually works the register if you go in for pickup is always in a bad mood, and makes it seem like he's doing you a favor giving you your pies even when there's not a single customer in the restaurant. There's also a woman who is sometimes there, and she's no nicer. It's really strange. It's like they resent having customers. Also, if you point out a mistake in your order, they will fix it but expect some glares, heavy sighs and sass.Overall, we will continue to begrudgingly order from Cosa because the food is good enough that it barely outweighs the terrible service, but if you're looking for a nice vibe and service, go elsewhere.