Eataly

Boasting three restaurants, a seafood counter, café, a butchery, an Italian-goods grocery store, a bread bakery, a cooking school and multiple food stalls—with even more to come—L.A.’s own Eataly is one stunning ode to Italian cuisine, occupying more that 60,000 square feet at the corner of the Westfield Century City. Lines to visit this Lidia Bastianich-fronted food mecca can range anywhere from 10 minutes to four hours, so be sure to check the Eataly L.A. pepper scale to know the wait time.

And because these three stories of tastes, sights, smells and information can feel a little overwhelming, we’ve put together a complete guide to Eataly L.A. Go forth and mangiare.