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Jonathan Perez

Tried Osteria Mamma and started with the Crostini and Arancini both were very good, but the arancini was my favorite. The meatball with tomato sauce was also excellent full of flavor and very tasty. For my main, I had the Maltagliati alla Vodka. The pasta and sauce were very good, but it only came with three tiny pieces of shrimp I finished all of them in my first bite. I wish they were more generous with the shrimp to match the price and portion. Ended with the Panna Cotta and Sorbet both were delicious and a nice way to wrap up the meal. Overall, I’d recommend this spot if you’re coming for the wine (which they’re known for), but since I don’t drink wine, it wasn’t a standout for me. Personally, I think there are way better pasta spots nearby, like Louise’s Trattoria down the street, that offer a fuller experience , generous portions, and better pricing . Nice experience but probably wouldn't come back .

Kathy Copcutt

Osteria Mamma is an absolute gem! From the moment I walked in, I felt the warmth of an authentic Italian family atmosphere. The decor is charming, making you feel right at home. The food is simply outstanding! I started with their homemade pasta, and it was one of the best I've ever had—perfectly cooked and full of flavor. The risotto was creamy and satisfying, and I couldn't resist ending my meal with their delightful tiramisu, which was the perfect balance of sweetness and texture. I was also excited to learn that Mamma Loredana's first cookbook is available! It’s clear that her love for cooking and sharing meals shines through in every dish they serve. The staff at Osteria Mamma were incredibly friendly and attentive, making sure our dining experience was top-notch. If you're looking for authentic Italian cuisine in Southern California, I highly recommend visiting Osteria Mamma. I can't wait to go back and explore more of the menu! Buon Appetito!

Susan Eisenstadt

Warm, gregarious hostess, excellent service and absolutely delicious meal. The desert was killer- wish I’d taken a photo but since my husband and I were sharing, I wanted to make sure he was sneaking a piece while I was setting up the angles.

Natcha Muangsomboon

Osteria Mamma is one the best Italian restaurant in LA. I suggest you to make reservations. I got there at my reservation time, 7.30pm on Friday, it was fully packed. There was literally only one table left in the restaurant, which was ours as we reserved. The charming decorations made the place more fancy, but the friendly service made it feels warmed. I love everything I ordered. The black spaghetti, panna cotta, wine. My friend recommended this place to me and it did not disappoint. I would also recommend this place to my family and friends for sure.