Osteria Mozza vs Spago Beverly Hills
Both restaurants are endorsed by travel writers. On balance, Osteria Mozza is preferred by most professionals compared to Spago Beverly Hills. Osteria Mozza ranks #2 in Los Angeles with endorsements from 17 publications such as The Infatuation, Lonely Planet and BlackBook.
Osteria Mozza
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6602 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038-3410
From $25 /night
Concierge
"This Italian love child of Mario Batali and Nancy Silverton is just what you'd expect a duo of star chefs to dish up: dazzling, ambitious, and perhaps a wee bit overhyped."
Fodor's
"Osteria Mozza features candlelit, linen-clad tables surrounding a central marble-topped mozzarella bar, ideal for solo diners."
Travel + Leisure
"The burrata from Basilicata with bacon, marinated escarole, and caramelized shallots and the orecchiette with sausage and Swiss chard are worth braving the perpetually busy reservation line."
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BlackBook
"Sometimes what you want is a five-course pasta dinner with two desserts. Or something from a world-famous mozzarella bar."
Time Out
"Since opening its door in 2007, this Melrose and Highland dining destination has grown into an empire that spans a pizzeria, to-go counter and retail shop and recently-opened salumeria."
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Spago Beverly Hills
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176 N Canon Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210-5304
From $41 /night
Concierge
"Even after all these years, Wolfgang Puck's home base is still an amazing experience."
Insight Guides
"The flagship of celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck's food empire, sophisticated Spago is among LA's most famous restaurants."
Lonely Planet
"Spago has long been an essential California kitchen, the one that pioneered the designer pizza and made Wolfgang Puck a household name."
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Zagat
4.7
""Beautifully redone", Wolfgang Puck's Beverly Hills "classic" still attracts a "who's who" crowd thanks to its "consistently excellent", "creative" Californian cuisine."
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BlackBook
"Puck's formal, fun grotto and refined dining rooms still great places to be seen. You pretty much know the deal by now."