Location: Westlake Village
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- 1. The Spa at Four Seasons Hotel Westlake Village
- 2. The Gardens of the World
- 3. Paramount Ranch
- 4. Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum
- 5. The Mash Site
- 6. Cinepolis Movie Theater
- 7. Wildwood Regional Park
- 8. Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
- 9. The Reyes Adobe Historic Site
- 10. Sherwood Country Club
Best Pizza food near Westlake Village, California, United States
Best Pizza restaurants nearby. Discover the best Pizza food in Westlake Village. View Menus, Photos and Reviews for Pizza restaurants near you.. Westlake Village is a city in Los Angeles County on its western border with Ventura County. The population was estimated to be at 8,473 in 2014, up from 8,368 at the 2000 census. The headquarters of the Dole Food Company is also located in Westlake Village.
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10. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 102 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Thousand, CA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. Head to your Thousand Oaks, CA Buca whenever you have a craving for family style portions of authentic Itali
Reviewed By dlpa2000
The only reason we returned to this place is because we had a coupon and my husband said the pasta was better than the pizza the last time he went. Although the service was good, the place has an odd odor that is highly offensive - unsure if it's all the aging cheese or what. The Italian pinot noir was nothing special. The first bread the waitress gave us was so hard it would have broken a glass window. We asked if that was the best and she returned with a freshly baked loaf, but still it's just plain white bread, nothing special. The Caesar salad lettuce appeared fresh but had zero flavor; the croutons were so hard we almost broke our teeth; the Caesar dressing had an odd flavor. The Supremo Pizza arrived b/4 the pasta but the waitress warned us they may come out at different times since they're prepared at different stations (huh?). Hubby said pizza was ok. I tried a small bite and had the same reaction as prior visit - something not agreeable to my palate is on these pizzas. The baked ziti finally arrived and has absolutely no flavor; was just a huge plate of pasta with some cheese melted on top sprinkled with a tiny bit of basil. Because they serve family style, we unfortunately have all this left over food that we do not want to eat. We have another coupon, but will not return.
9. California Pizza Kitchen
Reviewed By Aviatorworld
The restaurant has plentiful nearby parking and sits in the Lakes shopping complex. An outdoor play area is available for the children. The CPK service is friendly and food predictably good. This is a great restaurant to take the kids or gather with friends for casual dining.
8. Fresh Brothers
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By Bubble_Toes75
So much better than some of the bigger chains. Wings are excellent as well. This has become the only pizza we order. Drivers seem to be consistent and friendly. Dear Bubble_Toes75 -- thank you for your loyalty! Please send me your email address so I can send you a little something as a thank you. All my best -- [email protected]
7. Pitfire Artisan Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By Pete T
It pretty good, but I have had better. Prices are what everyone is charging theses days for specialty pizzas, but a bit too much bread and not enough ingredients. Still, you can enjoy it because it is good and satisfying.The staff are very nice and helpful with whatever you need. This is a sign of good management which is always a plus.
6. BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse
Overall Ratings
3 based on 94 reviews
Reviewed By ken_stearns
Sometimes service and the whole experience goes past frustration and enters comical phase. The upside down world. This is that place. The thing about corporate food conglomerate food experiences is that they should homogenous in the whole professional experience. Thatâs why u buy the Franchise. Thatâs why u put it in your mall. Not some unproven hack. Theories. BJs has totally lost course. Wonât describe the experience. Just note the stars. My profile. Stay away. There is really not one redeeming quality about this place at 20$ let alone my awe inspiring 150$. I have enclosed the âawesomeâ(as described by waiter Sliders as delivered and then w my upscaling the poop on a soggy shingle) sliders before and after adjustments at table side by yours truly
5. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 102 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Thousand, CA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. Head to your Thousand Oaks, CA Buca whenever you have a craving for family style portions of authentic Itali
Reviewed By dlpa2000
The only reason we returned to this place is because we had a coupon and my husband said the pasta was better than the pizza the last time he went. Although the service was good, the place has an odd odor that is highly offensive - unsure if it's all the aging cheese or what. The Italian pinot noir was nothing special. The first bread the waitress gave us was so hard it would have broken a glass window. We asked if that was the best and she returned with a freshly baked loaf, but still it's just plain white bread, nothing special. The Caesar salad lettuce appeared fresh but had zero flavor; the croutons were so hard we almost broke our teeth; the Caesar dressing had an odd flavor. The Supremo Pizza arrived b/4 the pasta but the waitress warned us they may come out at different times since they're prepared at different stations (huh?). Hubby said pizza was ok. I tried a small bite and had the same reaction as prior visit - something not agreeable to my palate is on these pizzas. The baked ziti finally arrived and has absolutely no flavor; was just a huge plate of pasta with some cheese melted on top sprinkled with a tiny bit of basil. Because they serve family style, we unfortunately have all this left over food that we do not want to eat. We have another coupon, but will not return.
4. Baroneâs Pizzeria
Overall Ratings
4 based on 46 reviews
Reviewed By ImTravelin
I ordered eggplant parmesan takeout from Barones. The ordering process was very easy and my order was ready when I got there. The pasta was mushy, the sauce bitter and the eggplant was okay, but not great. Next time I will try pizza. Maybe that is their specialty.
3. Made in Italy Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 16 reviews
Made in Italy is a quick-service, deli & bistro that will transport you to Italia the moment you step inside. Our recipes have been handed down across generations and we can't wait to share them with you. From true, authentic Neapolitan style wood-fired p
Reviewed By oddasiangirl
Wow, Westlake. Lucky you to have this gem of a restaurant in your town now. My family and I went in to try it out for lunch today after I read about it here on Yelp and once again my fellow Yelpers have steered me right. Thank you guys!Anyway, the place was very nicely decorated, clean with seating inside and out. We were immediately greeted by a host who gave us menus and invited us to order at the counter. Since this was our first time we ordered like fat Elvis and tried 3 different pastas, a salad, a pizza and a dessert. Mind you, there was only my husband and I with our youngest daughter so we were absolutely gluttonous with this lunch meal. Let me say, everything we ordered was FABULOUS. The Margherita pizza had a delicious crust. The lasagne was made with delicate sheets of pasta that contained bolognese and bechamel. The penne bettola was like pasta I've had when I lived in Rome which I haven't had since. I wish I knew how to achieve this marinara in my home cooking. Anyway, this place is divine. I'm sure it will become a very popular place soon as word gets out. Their service was impeccable and the owner visited our table a few times to check on us which was nice. We will Definitely be putting this gem in our heavy rotation of Restaurants.
2. Al Mulino Italian Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Handmade with love and traditional recipes, at "Al Mulino" you will find the best of the Italian taste! We use only organic products, there is no alteration and no use of preservatives of any form. Our products are produced in house and are freshly made.
Reviewed By X628SOpatriciam
We met some favorite family members for dinner and were greeted by Linda, also our server. She treated us like old friends and later the owner stopped by the table to check on us. All the staff was attentive. Lots of good recommendations and yummy selections. Homemade pastas and sauces were great, even the vegetarian ones. My hubby had a generous serving of salmon, not over cooked. We shared an apple pie with gelato and it was not as good as the dinner, it had sort of a custard filling with a texture we didnât care for. Our kids, who are locals, had gone here for an anniversary and recommended it to us and after our shared dinner, they said they would go there again.
Where to Eat in Westlake Village: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Buca di Beppo Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 102 reviews
If you are looking for an Italian Restaurant in Thousand, CA then come to Buca. Our Italian Restaurant serves Authentic Family Style Italian Food. Head to your Thousand Oaks, CA Buca whenever you have a craving for family style portions of authentic Itali
Reviewed By dlpa2000
The only reason we returned to this place is because we had a coupon and my husband said the pasta was better than the pizza the last time he went. Although the service was good, the place has an odd odor that is highly offensive - unsure if it's all the aging cheese or what. The Italian pinot noir was nothing special. The first bread the waitress gave us was so hard it would have broken a glass window. We asked if that was the best and she returned with a freshly baked loaf, but still it's just plain white bread, nothing special. The Caesar salad lettuce appeared fresh but had zero flavor; the croutons were so hard we almost broke our teeth; the Caesar dressing had an odd flavor. The Supremo Pizza arrived b/4 the pasta but the waitress warned us they may come out at different times since they're prepared at different stations (huh?). Hubby said pizza was ok. I tried a small bite and had the same reaction as prior visit - something not agreeable to my palate is on these pizzas. The baked ziti finally arrived and has absolutely no flavor; was just a huge plate of pasta with some cheese melted on top sprinkled with a tiny bit of basil. Because they serve family style, we unfortunately have all this left over food that we do not want to eat. We have another coupon, but will not return.
Top 10 Italian food in Westlake Village, California, United States
