I’ve been here a few times now and I swear they don’t miss. Everything I’ve tried has been delicious. The drinks are on point too.I came for one of their comedy nights and ended up staying way longer than I planned because it was such a good time. The DJ was playing all the throwbacks from the 80s and up, and it had the whole place vibing. If you want good food, solid drinks, and a fun night out, this spot is it. Definitely give this place a shot. Sal can recommend what to to get, if not sure.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
C A
Decided to try this place out since they were participating in DineLA. This place is a real neighborhood hidden gem. The restaurant itself has ample parking in the back and I was greeted and seated pretty quickly on arrival. The place was cozy and kind of romatically lit. Although I didn't have any alcoholic drinks they appear to have a full bar to choose from. I had the Arugula salad as my appetizer. The salad was simple but tasty....it was peppery, had a bright citrusy dressing and generous amount of shaved parmesan. My main entree was the chicken in a lemon caper sauce, it came was a side of mashed potatoes and grilled veggies. The portion was generous and the chicken cutlets were juicy and the sauce was a great rendition of a picatta sauce, the sides were great too. My meal came with a tasty tiramisu as well. I'd been craving a chicken picatta for a while now and glad to have found a new place that hits the spot. The service was fantastic! My server was friendly and attentive, at one point the chef (maybe also owner?) came to see that everything had been to my liking. Will definitely be back again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Yesenia
Eola was such a gem in Lincoln Park. It is very modern and has a lot of history of LA. I loved seeing the pictures on the walls and the drink menu is very fun because it is inspired by Eagle Rock, Echo Park etc. Me and my friend went for their DineLA menu and the food was really good. We had good recommendations from the waiter on drinks before we ordered. I got the sea bass and my friend got the steak. Both dishes had good flavor and it was a good portion for it to be smaller than the original plate due to DineLA. I would definitely go back and I would recommend it for a nice chill evening with friends.
Tamika
This is an undiscovered Italian gem in East LA. The food was pretty seasoned and cooked to perfection. It was a little rowdy inside because the Rams game was on, but I'll definitely be back for the food.
Mario.M.213
The Owner Has this place in good order! Great Service , Good Music, Good People and Good Vibez 😎👌
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Michael
What an absolutely delightful surprise Eola Bambinos was! Martinis and food were all spot on. The staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. I was not sure what to expect. But it looked like an adventure worth taking. I was right, it was great. Evidently the kitchen/restaurant portion of this space is fairly new. That explains why I hadn't heard of it. But we will definitely be back. Bonus: free delicious dessert. Cheers!
KK92 LG
Food are delicious 😋
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Amador Paz
Great spot for 9ers games!
Kirk
Excellent Sicilian Italian menu. The chef's choice was fantastic. Definitely a hit and EOLA Bambino should not be missed.
Bryan
Eola Bambino's is an absolute treasure in the heart of Lincoln Heights. Every dish on the menu from the flavor and texture to the presentation truly reflect culinary mastery. We've been here a few times, and each time has been consistently delicious. Here's a tip: The chef will sometimes prepare dishes off menu, and those have been superb. The full bar and delicious desserts make this restaurant a complete experience. There's parking in the back, which makes it convenient. Enjoy!
I love this place food is so delicious, stuff are very friendly .the owner always welcome you with an smile
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
B C
Very Delicious food and drinks. Shout-out the chef and the bartender very attentive to what you want. The food is very good!! 💯 Highly recommend eating here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
WN Y
DIscovered this inconspicuous spot thanks to DineLA. We were warmly greeted and seated right away. Appearance-wise, it's a Mexican dive bar which it used to exclusively be but the recently opened restaurant within the bar serves higher end Italian food.
Friends started with the Burrata Caprese and another friend and I had the Homemade Wagyu Meatballs. Delicious! Along with the toasted bread, we were already sold and looked forward to the other dishes. The Homemade Spinach Ravioli and Chicken Picatta were good. The Homemade Garganelli Pasta was overcooked and a touch bland but was otherwise quite nice. I had the White Sea Bass and was very pleased. The asparagus was perfectly charred and smokey. The baked cherry tomatoes were cooked just enough to burst but were somewhat cold. The fish was tender and lightly complimented by the other flavors. Oh, and the Panna Cotta had just the right texture.
It wasn't perfect but it's a 4.5 rounded up because I will definitely be coming back!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Alex Lien
Food was good, and service was great.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jennhuu Yang
It was a nice dive bar and Italian restaurant combination, me and my two friends we all order the Dine LA set menu, appetizers we got spinach salad and truffle soup, both were super yummy, dinner I ordered the Squid Ink seafood pasta, tasty and healthy, my two friends ordered scallop risotto, they both enjoyed it very much, while we were about to finished our main course, the chef came out of the kitchen to greet us and thank you for coming, he also mentioned he lived in Italy for many years to learn how to cook delicious Italian food. It was a pleasant experience and the 3 course menu was super reasonable. We will definitely coming back here again. Please go check out this cute little neighborhood bar and restaurant.
I’ve been here a few times now and I swear they don’t miss. Everything I’ve tried has been delicious. The drinks are on point too.I came for one of their comedy nights and ended up staying way longer than I planned because it was such a good time. The DJ was playing all the throwbacks from the 80s and up, and it had the whole place vibing. If you want good food, solid drinks, and a fun night out, this spot is it. Definitely give this place a shot. Sal can recommend what to to get, if not sure.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Decided to try this place out since they were participating in DineLA. This place is a real neighborhood hidden gem. The restaurant itself has ample parking in the back and I was greeted and seated pretty quickly on arrival. The place was cozy and kind of romatically lit. Although I didn't have any alcoholic drinks they appear to have a full bar to choose from. I had the Arugula salad as my appetizer. The salad was simple but tasty....it was peppery, had a bright citrusy dressing and generous amount of shaved parmesan. My main entree was the chicken in a lemon caper sauce, it came was a side of mashed potatoes and grilled veggies. The portion was generous and the chicken cutlets were juicy and the sauce was a great rendition of a picatta sauce, the sides were great too. My meal came with a tasty tiramisu as well. I'd been craving a chicken picatta for a while now and glad to have found a new place that hits the spot. The service was fantastic! My server was friendly and attentive, at one point the chef (maybe also owner?) came to see that everything had been to my liking. Will definitely be back again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eola was such a gem in Lincoln Park. It is very modern and has a lot of history of LA. I loved seeing the pictures on the walls and the drink menu is very fun because it is inspired by Eagle Rock, Echo Park etc. Me and my friend went for their DineLA menu and the food was really good. We had good recommendations from the waiter on drinks before we ordered. I got the sea bass and my friend got the steak. Both dishes had good flavor and it was a good portion for it to be smaller than the original plate due to DineLA. I would definitely go back and I would recommend it for a nice chill evening with friends.
This is an undiscovered Italian gem in East LA. The food was pretty seasoned and cooked to perfection. It was a little rowdy inside because the Rams game was on, but I'll definitely be back for the food.
The Owner Has this place in good order! Great Service , Good Music, Good People and Good Vibez 😎👌
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
What an absolutely delightful surprise Eola Bambinos was! Martinis and food were all spot on. The staff was friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. I was not sure what to expect. But it looked like an adventure worth taking. I was right, it was great. Evidently the kitchen/restaurant portion of this space is fairly new. That explains why I hadn't heard of it. But we will definitely be back. Bonus: free delicious dessert. Cheers!
Food are delicious 😋
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great spot for 9ers games!
Excellent Sicilian Italian menu. The chef's choice was fantastic. Definitely a hit and EOLA Bambino should not be missed.
Eola Bambino's is an absolute treasure in the heart of Lincoln Heights. Every dish on the menu from the flavor and texture to the presentation truly reflect culinary mastery. We've been here a few times, and each time has been consistently delicious. Here's a tip: The chef will sometimes prepare dishes off menu, and those have been superb. The full bar and delicious desserts make this restaurant a complete experience. There's parking in the back, which makes it convenient. Enjoy!
Restaurantji Recommends
I love this place food is so delicious, stuff are very friendly .the owner always welcome you with an smile
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very Delicious food and drinks. Shout-out the chef and the bartender very attentive to what you want. The food is very good!! 💯 Highly recommend eating here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
DIscovered this inconspicuous spot thanks to DineLA. We were warmly greeted and seated right away. Appearance-wise, it's a Mexican dive bar which it used to exclusively be but the recently opened restaurant within the bar serves higher end Italian food.
Friends started with the Burrata Caprese and another friend and I had the Homemade Wagyu Meatballs. Delicious! Along with the toasted bread, we were already sold and looked forward to the other dishes. The Homemade Spinach Ravioli and Chicken Picatta were good. The Homemade Garganelli Pasta was overcooked and a touch bland but was otherwise quite nice. I had the White Sea Bass and was very pleased. The asparagus was perfectly charred and smokey. The baked cherry tomatoes were cooked just enough to burst but were somewhat cold. The fish was tender and lightly complimented by the other flavors. Oh, and the Panna Cotta had just the right texture.
It wasn't perfect but it's a 4.5 rounded up because I will definitely be coming back!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food was good, and service was great.
Food: 5
Service: 5
It was a nice dive bar and Italian restaurant combination, me and my two friends we all order the Dine LA set menu, appetizers we got spinach salad and truffle soup, both were super yummy, dinner I ordered the Squid Ink seafood pasta, tasty and healthy, my two friends ordered scallop risotto, they both enjoyed it very much, while we were about to finished our main course, the chef came out of the kitchen to greet us and thank you for coming, he also mentioned he lived in Italy for many years to learn how to cook delicious Italian food. It was a pleasant experience and the 3 course menu was super reasonable. We will definitely coming back here again. Please go check out this cute little neighborhood bar and restaurant.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
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