LaSorted's - Los Angeles, California

Aziel

Phenomenal pizza. Tried the Honey boy & the Upside down Mamba. Thought the Mamba was the better of the two. The giant cookie is great , just the edges were very burnt. Also , they stop serving sandwiches after 5pm , which sucks as I wanted to try them. Seems to be take out only.

David S.

Great pizza, they are usually super busy. There is a small table that you can sit at, but I've seen folks sitting on parking blocks eating a slice. Slices are HUGE. Get pizzas cut with at least 8 slices or it can be a handful.
The sandwiches are so good....

Alex X.

Oh man what a great first impression and I can't wait to return for more.

Stopped by around 8pm the other night and I believe Jeremy was helping me, nice guy and offered good recommendations. I went with the Mortadella focaccia and it was outstanding!

It's served slightly warmed as the focaccia is toasted which offers a nice contrast in temperature and texture from the filing. The bread is out of this world. I know the flavor but it just can't come to me as I write this review, but there is so much flavor packed into the bread, I could buy loaves of that alone. It's crusty on the outside and pillowy on the inside.

The mortadella is piled high with good pieces of pistachio and a slight saltiness. The burrata is creamy and smooth while the pistachio cream offers a nice nuttiness and more rustic flavor to blend everything together. Such simplicity truly makes the best sandwiches.

Amanda S.

Tried out their sandwiches today at the Silverlake location and was absolutely blown away! I got the turkey sandwich on focaccia bread and I think it will be my new hyper fixation!! The flavors were amazing! Can’t wait to go back!

Daniel J.

Square slice was nice, sauce was very good and this was our unanimous favorite. The regular slices tasted fine but wow they were the oiliest slices of pizza we’ve ever had. Like the dough was basically wet with oil. When you picked up a slice oil was literally dripping off, no exaggeration. Took a lot of napkins to absorb.

Brent N.

Smooth delivery. Pizza arrived in about 30 minutes. Ordered the Kirk Gibson Lean (a supreme without the sausage) and a reverse Mamba (sauce is on top) with sausage and onion. Likes them both. The reverse Mqmba is a little lighter and saucy and the tomato sauce is excellent. The crust has a nice chew and just the right amount of sourdough flavor… not too overwhelming. Looking forward to trying their sandwiches next time.

rana K.

I’m a sucker for a mortadella sandwich. This one is probably one of the top I’ve had here in LA. The morta was stacked, ample pistacio cream and tons of burrata. The burrata was on the dryer side which I prefer—keeps the bread from getting soggy. Solid focaccia that is soft and chewy with a crispy exterior that holds it all in and compliments the sandwich well. Will be back to try some other things for sure.
There’s only space outside and seeps into the parking lot so I recommend ordering theough their website and picking up.

Thomas P.

I’m from NYC and grew up on good Italian deli food made by mothers and grandmothers. I was surprised how small the sandwiches were for $15 each. The meatball sandwich didn’t have round meatballs, but rather something that looked like meatloaf. Both ends of the bread was burned and hard. Taste was okay, but a little dry because there was not enough sauce. The meatball sandwich at Eastside deli is much better and a few dollars cheaper. They have locations in Los Felix and Chinatown. The sandwich is far more superior in taste and value. It will be worth the trip! The mortadella was just okay too, it didn’t have enough spread so it wasn’t well balanced! The total cost was $32.86 for 2 sandwiches which didn’t leave me satisfied. It took over 20 minutes to get the sandwiches when there was only 1 person in front of me. Their service is extremely slow, which is a reflection of how they treat their customers. At Eastside deli, you get your sandwich in 5-10 minutes depending what time you go. They only have 1 or 2 workers, it’s a very small place and you can’t go into the store so no bathroom! If they do well, pay little for rent since it’s such a small place, why don’t they hire more workers so things can be more efficient and cut down on the waiting times. I believe that is part of the experience and service they should provide! It seems they are pretty arrogant. Poor management as they run out of food on a weekend. Safe yourself time and money as there are way too many good Italian sandwiches all over the city at a fair and reasonable price!