Patsy D'Amore's Pizza

When did pizza arrive in LA? The first Los Angeles pizza worthy of the name was served by Pasquale 'Patsy' D’Amore at his Casa D’Amore in Hollywood, starting in 1939. You can still enjoy his unbeatable recipe at Patsy D’Amore’s Pizza in the Farmers Market where his daughter Filomena runs the show. Los Angeles Magazine

Joe Dimaggio courted Marilyn Monroe at Villa Capri. Patsy would even open the restaurant early for them so that they could have some privacy! Stop by Patsy D’Amore’s at the Original Farmer’s Market and try the spaghetti Joe DiMaggio loved!

Patsy brought his famous New York style pizza to Los Angeles when he opened the original Casa D’Amore with his brother Franklyn in 1939. Today, we honor Patsy’s legacy with his famous Italian food at Patsy D’Amore’s in The Original Farmer’s Market! (Pictured: Patsy, Frankie & Bobby during the Fall Festival)

Roy Rogers, singer, actor, and king of the cowboys, said our food is swell. Don’t miss out on our fabulous pizza (Thanks for the great recipes, Patsy and Franklyn!). Stop by Patsy D’Amore’s at the Original Farmer’s Market for a delicious slice!

Can’t decide on a topping? Why not go half and half! We’ve got all your favorite ingredients to make your dream pizza.

Joan Davis, a comedic actress of the 1950s known for her performances in vaudeville, film, radio, and television, was a huge fan of Patsy and Franklyn’s delicious food! Stop by Patsy D’Amore’s to taste the same amazing recipes she raved about!

In 1948 Patsy had this pizza oven on Catalina. He took it apart brick by brick to bring to the Farmers Market, opening Patsy D’Amore’s Pizza & Italian Food.

This is how much you’ll love our pasta!

Patsy D’Amore’s opened in 1949 and the pizza was .20 cents a cut! Pictured: Patsy and his sister-in-law Mary at Patsy D’Amores at The Original Farmers Market.

Our homemade lentil and split pea soups are delicious and vegan! Enjoy some healthy, classic Italian comfort food.

Patsy’s Italian Food is comparable to my Mother’s -- and if you don’t think hers is great, you should taste my Old Man’s cooking. -Frank Sinatra