French Provencal Cafe (tutt' A Post' Trattoria)

Took my wife to see Christopher Cross at the Saban Theatre this week and stumbled across this little gem after parking the car. We just snagged in for a slice of pizza. I would not go as far as saying it was the best I ever had, but it was very good, and the staff was extraordinarily friendly. I would possibly not do a 30-minute detour just to dine here (mandatory in my rating scheme to achieve 5 stars), but once in the area, I can highly recommend the place. I really do.

My wife and I went to a concert nearby at Saban Theater. We looked for a place to eat nearby and found this quaint restaurant. made reservation for 5pm, not knowing they closed at 530. They stayed open for us, which is amazing for a small place to accommodate like that. The food was amazing, our waiter was attentive and provided great information on the dishes, the prices were very reasonable for the quality of the food. If your nearby, I suggest you stop in, you won't be dissatisfied.

Good Quality pizza, I got two slices of pepperoni and a can of coke for 12 dollars only finished one(barely). They use real mozzarella taste like it’s 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.

Came here a few times for lunch for their 10$ for 2 slices and a soda deal, service has been great and the margarita pizza slices are very large and fresh!Very good pizza and a good selection of drinks.Price are good for lunch time, I enjoy sitting at the outside tables alsoParking: Paid street parking or park in residential areas with free 2 hour parking