La Vita Cafe & Restaurant — Restaurant in Western Australia

La Vita is more than just a restaurant — it’s an experience, an emotion, where quality and quantity are never compromised. For nearly two years, I’ve been a regular visitor, and each time the food has been nothing short of exceptional. Every bite reflects a perfect balance of flavour, freshness, and passion.

What truly sets La Vita apart is the warmth it radiates. It doesn’t feel like you’re dining out; it feels like you’re part of a family. The staff, both in the kitchen and at the front, are consistently professional, welcoming, and attentive. Even during the busiest times, the food never loses its signature taste and quality — a testament to their dedication and skill.

Even on my birthday, they even surprised me with a cake — a gesture that made me feel genuinely special. In today’s world, where most places focus only on profit, La Vita focuses on creating memorable customer experiences.

La Vita is not just a place to eat; it’s a place to belong. It’s an emotion that makes you feel valued, where every visit feels special, and where unforgettable moments are created. For me, La Vita will always be a blend of exceptional cuisine, heartfelt hospitality, and a feeling that stays with you long after you leave.

La Vita isn’t just my favourite restaurant — it’s my...

I was really looking forward to enjoying a classic Margarita pizza, but what I received was far from the authentic Italian experience I had hoped for. The cheese was so rubbery that it felt like I was chewing on plastic, and the sauce was a watery mess—more like soup than anything resembling a proper pizza sauce. To make matters worse, the pizza was drenched in oil, with greasy patches all over. Every bite was a struggle, as the toppings would slide off, leaving nothing but the soggy bread behind.

When I brought this to the attention of the manager, I was met with complete indifference. Despite clearly showing how poor the quality was, the manager insisted that there was nothing wrong with the pizza, as if it didn’t matter how the customer felt. Acting like their opinion matter more than the customer who was eating tf? What’s most disappointing is that this is supposed to be an Italian restaurant, yet none of the staff seemed to have any understanding of what real Italian food should be like. It’s a shame that a place claiming to serve Italian cuisine could miss the mark so entirely. This was a truly...

Had dinner here and wanted to badly like this place as it’s new had a great setting and restaurant looks elegant.

We ordered the pizza bruschetta, veal tortellini and lasagne. The pizza bruschetta was well flavoured and the balance of the tomatoes, pizzas and sauces were perfection, only downside was the cheese which didn’t enhance any flavours but rather dull it down.

Unfortunately, beyond the entree, the rest was a disappointment. The lasagne was heavy with beschamel sauce and was nothing special despite being homemade it did not differentiate itself from a mass produced supermarket lasagne. As for the veal tortellini, the sauce in isolation tastes well, however the veal in the tortellini was saltier than expected, but this was paired with bacon slices in the sauce that made it unbearably salty. One has to ask the question, if the chef did a taste test of the food before sending it out.

Although we really wanted to like it, we would stick to more traditional Italian restaurants...