Step into Hollywood history with us at Miceli’s, L.A.’s oldest Italian restaurant, serving up pasta, pizza, and old-school charm since 1949. From singing waiters to celebrity-filled booths and vintage vibes that haven’t changed in decades, Miceli’s isn’t just a meal — it’s a time capsule.
We dive into the story behind this iconic spot, taste some of their classic dishes, and explore what makes Miceli’s a true Hollywood legend. Whether you’re a local or visiting Los Angeles, this is one Italian joint you won’t want to miss, today on My Town Eats!
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I like Miceli’s, but wait…Fettuccine Carbonara?? Isn’t the traditional Carbonara made simply with spaghetti, Guanciale , egg, Parmesan and NO cream? More importantly, I heard one location is sadly closing. Is that Hollywood or Universal City?
Onions in a carbonara ?!?!?!?!
I love you Guys!
I used to frequent Miceli’s @ the Universal location. Always great food and entertaining.
I’ve only been to the Hollywood location once, around 15 years ago.
Love the old atmosphere and ambience. I had the their spaghetti with liver ( an acquired taste for sure.)😆 but it was delicious.
Thanks again for another great video! 🍕🙌🏻
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