Came here on a double date before a comedy show at the Sony Center conveniently walking distance from the restaurant. We made reservations for 7:30pm and were seated right away. They seemed short staffed however and we wouldn't consistently see the server. The service overall was extremely slow, but the food was good. I ordered the Pappardelle with a plain marinara tomato sauce because I do not eat meat so they kindly changed the bolognese offering. They at least kept the bread coming, but were very slow with the wine and entree's. I also found the prices steep considering the portion size and quality, tasty, but nothing out of this world. The butternut squash and cream ravioli with balsamic glaze that my date ordered are phenomenal, but minuscule and they only put like 7 on your plate, word of caution: you're going to stay hungry. Most places that serve so few ravioli at least make sure they're large in size. These were both tiny ravioli's in a tiny portion size, looks like a small plate not a main course dish or entree especially not to be starving after you paid $22. Same with the Pappardelle $19 but not a whole lot of pasta on the plate. Aside from the slow service and the pricey yet tasty food, the ambiance was great. Romantic and quiet, low lighting, we had great conversation and enjoyed a nice meal before our show.