Restaurants & cafés / Capitol Park
La Lanterna
Brick-oven Neapolitan pizza and Italian classics in Capitol Park, where the family's restaurant story began in 1956.
01 / The story of this place
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The family behind La Lanterna describes it as a homecoming to Capitol Park, where their story started in 1956. The restaurant fills the ground floor of the Albert building with Neapolitan-style brick-oven pizzas, salads, paninis, pastas and classic Italian entrées. A 12-seat marble bar pours a full bar list plus affordable wines from California and Italy. Its sister restaurants are Da Edoardo in Grosse Pointe Woods and Cafe Nini in Grosse Pointe Farms.
- Neapolitan-style brick-oven pizza
- 12-seat marble bar with a full bar
- Affordable California and Italian wines
- Downtown sibling of Da Edoardo
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