Tiffany Faure

Future brides looking for a wedding venue in LA -- DO IT!!!I got married here on May 3rd, 2025, and I truly cannot rave enough about De La Nonna and The Let's Go Disco. We had a 120-person wedding and used both spaces -- De La Nonna for our ceremony and reception, and The Let's Go Disco for the after-party.From the very beginning, the team was incredibly accommodating to all of our (many) creative requests. My husband is an illustrator and designer, so we created a fully custom escort wall where every guest was drawn by hand with their table number on the back. The team happily stored away and rearranged furniture to give us space between the two venues to make it happen.In addition to the escort wall, we brought in some rentals like a photobooth, a heart-shaped arch, larger tables and chairs -- not because we needed to (they already had great options), but because we wanted big tables. They accommodated everything with no issues and no hidden charges, truly allowing us to transform th

Krystle Pyrzynski

De La Nonna is a phenomenal spot with immaculate vibes and delicious pizza! We make it a point to eat here every time we’re in town. From the friendly service and beautiful seating space, to the delightful cocktails and fresh pizzas, I’m always eager to go back! On our most recent trip we enjoyed quite the spread! The burrata and focaccia with fig appetizer was delicious, the Bluefin Tuna app was cold and fresh and the egg plant caponata was fun and spicy! There were pizza options for everyone at the table; crispy pepperoni, a white style pizza and the margarita pizza, nonna style, with peppers baked into the crust! This all paired well with espresso martinis and the ol’ fashie, of course! This is a low maintenance, casual yet ethereal must eat spot in the arts district!! Be sure to stop by!Food: 5/5 | Service: 5/5 | Atmosphere: 5/5Seating typeIndoor dining area, Outdoor patio / terrace, Booth seating

Alex Xander

This place is fantastic.I love the vibes of the interior and outdoor patio. My only gripe is how loud the music is inside. I'm so glad we chose to sit outside but the inside is so gorgeous that the music really drowns out the aesthetic.We started with the kanpachi crudo which was pretty disappointing. The sauce was a basic lime citrus, there was hardly a sesame flavor and the pomegranates didn't add much. The kanpachi was way too firm and not a softer meat like it should be and lacked flavor itself.But the saving grace was the star of the show - the pizzas.We ordered a margherita nonna style and the market special which today was the carbonara.the crust on both is phenomenal! So crispy crunchy on the exterior with a chewy airy interior that is doughy but light. It's truly a fantastic crust.The margherita was executed perfectly but the nonna style which is just a calabrian chili paste on top isn't really worth the $2 extra. It's a decent flavor but not so much that it's needed.And that