Della Terra Restaurant

We love a great brunch.Y'all! This restaurant is lowkey, delicious and very cozy. My family and I wanted to celebrate my Nana's birthday so my aunt planned a birthday brunch. The food!! The service!! I highly recommend everyone go eat here. We had , so many dishes . Varied from bacon, eggs, waffles, French toast, steak and eggs , shrimp pasta , seafood pasta, short rib pasta and a crepe . They also have bottomless mimosas, Bellini and straight champagne. They also sung my nana happy birthday and she absolutely loved it.!Lastly, the parking is tight but after a couple laps you will get lucky. There's meter parking on the street . (Be careful of the permit parking) . One of the guest did bring to my attention that the servers were reaching over her and her plate and she felt uncomfortable and worried something may fall in her plate.Overall, 5 star rating . I will be back to try many more dishes.

They deserve way more than 5 stars! We're in town for the night and staying at a nearby hotel. We chose the place we could walk to for the ease of it and to be able to have a drink. The ambiance of this place is fantastic! It is cozy, without being so dark that you can't see the menu. It drives me crazy when it is so dark, you can't even see to place an order. The seats are very comfortable and they have actual adult sized chair backs. As a taller person, having the chair end 2/3 up my back just leaves me with a sore back. The staff are AMAZING. From the gentleman who greeted us and opened the door, to the last person who said thank you and have a good night, everyone was professional and still down to earth. They all made us feel welcome and like we were the only table they were taking care of. Very personable folks. The place was busy on arrival and packed when we left. I was sitting in a position where I could see a lot of the staff in action. It was like watching organized chaos. The level of communication and coordination they have would do Chef Ramsey proud. The food? We all agreed, including our son that it was probably one of the best meals we've had. I'll be honest, I'm a pretty picky eater. And I'm difficult to impress. (Not sure how my wife puts up with me) We had the Crab cakes, beefsteak Florentine, a mushroom pasta truffle dish that I'm not going to try to spell and of course our son had a pizza. We also had a Lemon Drop and an Eyes Wide Shut drinks. Everything, and I mean everything was beyond delicious. I've never had crab cakes that good in my life. You know how you see a plate of food on a magazine cover or on tv and it looks so good? That was our main courses. The presentation and the flavor were amazing. And the Eyes Wide Shut was dangerously good. I could have had several more of them. Overall an excellent and enjoyable experience. They truly have restored my faith in service again. This will be a place we add to our special occasion list. We live a few hours away, but we are already planning our next visit. I'm looking forward to getting my own app of crab cakes so I don't have to share.

I will preface that this was Christmas Day so I understand they were likely short staffed, but it's not like they opened on Christmas Day without knowing this. This is an expensive restaurant in West Hollywood, but it really felt like it was run by amateurs - they were completely unprepared for the day and really overbooked themselves. They also just kept making little mistakes that definitely were not helping. The host would seat people and forget the menus, so she'd have to go back and grab the menus, and it felt like she had no idea how to use her ipad's seating/reservation software.If you know you'll be slammed and you know you'll be understaffed, don't take so many reservations! We had an 8:15pm reservation that we rushed to make, but when we got there, they said our table was not ready yet. Fine, we thought maybe a few minutes, it was a reservation after all. We waited about 30 minutes before we asked where we were on the list. The host stared at her ipad for so long before she could answer that question.But anyway - we finally get seated after ~45 minutes despite having a reservation. Having waited so long, we looked quickly at the menus and knew what we wanted almost immediately, so we waited for a waiter to come around and take the order. We waited 20 minutes before we were able to flag someone down. Right after we finished ordering, he told us that the kitchen was busy and that the appetizers were currently at a minimum 1 hour wait... we ordered a cold carpaccio. So it would've been 10:30pm before we got food, and they're pretty terrible at estimating time, so it'd probably be closer to 11, so we left and got tacos at a street vendor. Much better experience.It felt very much like the restaurant saw dollar signs in their eyes and just took every reservation they could possibly take without knowing the limits of their staff and their kitchen to handle the volume.

Made a reservation for 8 at 5pm on a Wednesday. Very easy to get a reservation for a party that big and they didn't even charge a per person rate if someone couldn't show up, as other places do. It's nice and rustic inside with brick walls, classy as well and pretty open with a decent amount of tables. We could hear ourselves talk which was great. Music was good upbeat pop music and not too loud and not too soft.Staff were really nice, they checked on us enough but also gave us plenty of time to chat. We arrived 4:30 and didn't leave until 9. There is no other place that lets you stay that long. It was so chill. Happy hour until 5 was good. $4 off drinks and 50% off pizzas. And then from 6-10 it was 50% off martinis. With the deal the pizzas were about $15 each which was a good price and what it really should be normally. The pizza is crispy with lots of cheese, the dough is buttery and the sauce is sweet. The margarita didn't have that much flavor. My fav was the campana that had the burrata on it. I also like the one with eggplant and broccoli rabe. The calamari app was very good, crispy and not chewy, and not sure how much they charged for it. The desserts were very good and affordable at $10 each. The marscapone cheesecake was super creamy and not too sweet. Also the fruit dessert was good, it was a lot of berries in a bowl that tasted sugar crystallized with lemon and whipped cream on the side. Very light but satisfying. That was probably my favorite dessert. we got the chocolate cake which takes 20 min to make. It was rich and very chocolatey, tasted like a cross between a soufflé and a lava cake. I def recommend this place for groups of friends or coworkers.

What a great find within a sea of options for well rated Italian restaurants! Parking is a bit challenging so we did valet to avoid being late for our reservation and frustrated with driving in circles. We sat in the patio area where we could enjoy the open air but not bee on the street with the traffic. We opted for doing our own family style meal with a few choices from each section of the menu. Everything was delicious from the bread and dipping oil that starts the meal through the main dishes. Sadly no room for dessert and a lot of leftovers. Very nice servers and wait staff. Would recommend and return!

I had a large group of 15 for my birthday here mid/late December. Their private room was already booked but they reserved for me a large table that accommodated everyone comfortably. I got a bunch of food of pizzas, pastas, salads and bottles of wine. We ate family style and the food was amazing and plentiful. I loved that I was able to create my own menu and the staff were so accommodating and kind. Food was brought out promptly and I'm still getting calls about how much fun everyone had. I can't recommend this place enough. It's affordable with incredible quality of food and service. I worked with Michael to make the event and he made all of us feel welcomed. Do yourself a favor and eat here and host your events here, you won't regret it. Thank you Michael and the Della Terra team for providing such a memorable night.

V mid but does the job for large parties. Tried a mushroom pasta that was decent but did not blow me away

Pretty good happy hour deal and wine selection!I stopped by last night because it was National Pizza Day and I remember walking by and noticing they advertised 50% off pizzas for happy hour, so I figured it was finally my excuse to try Della Terra! First of all the fresh bread and oil with herbs that we were served when we sat down was great. The happy hour deal also included $4 off cocktails and wine. The cocktails looked very overpriced for what they were (average of $20 for typical drinks) so I went for a glass of wine.When it came to pizza, I ordered the Funghi (mushroom, Nicoise olives, garlic and herbs). The crust was tasty, but the rest of the pizza fell flat. It tasted like jarred pizza sauce with regular shredded cheese, mushrooms, and olives straight from a can. Disappointed to say the least. It was totally fine for the happy hour price, but if I had paid in full I would've been much more unhappy.

We have fallen for this Italian Restaurant. Great service and tasty food in a comfortable atmosphere. The pizzas are tasty and the pastas are perfect. We have been here three times in the past month or so. Worth the trek to get here.

Food and service were amazing , the servers are attentive and friendly . The drinks tasted good. Ambiance is mid but the music is relaxing .