CC: [email removed] I'll second this endorsement. There is now a second Antica Pizzeria in the Marina Marketplace, MDR (same center as the Cineplex Odeon theaters) that recently opened, on the second floor next door to Soup Plantation. I loved the pizza so much that I went back a few days later for more of the same. The crust is wonderful -- what makes the pizza one of the best I've ever had. The salads are nice, too, but just a little skimpy for the price. However, everything else on the menu (pasta, pizza, etc.) is quite reasonably priced. I'd like to try the pastas on the next visit. There is a nice patio area that is quite enjoyable, especially on balmy nights like the ones we've been having lately. Jeff F. wrote: > > Another place that you might want to try is > > L.A. Trattoria/Antica Pizza > 8022 3rd Street LA > 213-658-7607 > > They have what they call traditional Neapolitan pizza; i.e., a super thin, > almost cracker like crust, in an oblong pattern, with a very light tomato > sauce. It's almost like a french pisaladierre. It's not to everyone's > taste, but I like it a lot.
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