French Provencal Cafe (tutt' A Post' Trattoria)

I took my wife to see Christopher Cross at the Saban Theatre this week and accidentally discovered this little gem after parking. We decided to grab a slice of pizza, and while I wouldn’t say it was the best I’ve ever had, it was definitely very good. The staff was incredibly friendly, which made our experience even better. I probably wouldn’t go out of my way for a 30-minute detour just to eat here (which is what I consider necessary for a 5-star rating), but if you’re in the area, I highly recommend giving it a try. I really do!

My wife and I attended a concert at the Saban Theater and wanted to find a place to eat nearby. We discovered this charming restaurant and made a reservation for 5 PM, unaware that they closed at 5:30 PM. To our delight, they kindly stayed open for us, which was impressive for such a small establishment. The food was outstanding, and our waiter was attentive, offering excellent insights about the dishes. The prices were very reasonable given the high quality of the food. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by—you won't be disappointed.

I had some great pizza here! I ordered two slices of pepperoni and a can of Coke for just $12, but I could barely finish one slice. The pizza is topped with real mozzarella that tastes like it’s straight from Italy.

This place is great comfort Italian food done very well and with GREAT consistency. Love they provide a large amazing warm bread with each order. The bread, salads, and gnocchi are my favorite but their fish/meat entrees always look to die for, still have to try.

As for parking, there is paid street parking available, or you can find free two-hour parking in the residential areas nearby.