We have gone by La Divina on Maple Street several times lately and the sign on the door says, “visit us on Magazine”. I guess they closed up shop. The gelato was ok. It was convenient if anything. (3 replies, last updated by midcity October 21, 2009)

I have passed that Gelato shop on Oak St. a bunch of times but it was always an off time and they were not open or I was just too full. In any case, I should try it. I do love Brocatos though so unfortunately I cannot compare. La... (8 replies, last updated by Vincent April 17, 2007)

Brocato’s, La Divina, Gelato Pazzo, or Sucre? Which is your favorite? (30 replies, last updated by shrike4 May 30, 2009)

La Cabanita has an excellant track record for providing very good meals at very reasonable rates. Nice place to eat when strolling around Montrose. Try the margaritas and post your opinion. (3 replies, last updated by Vic Vinson January 13, 2003)

time. Next time you’re up there, try Divina Cucina, which is up Verdugo Blvd. about two blocks, on the opposite side... terrific Italian food. (8 replies, last updated by sassille July 28, 2006)

Al Gore - Been to the Olive Branch – Liked it much. Thanks this might just be the place! What about La Cabanita or Divina Cucina??? (7 replies, last updated by Kitchen Queen May 14, 2008)

Definitely a second on La Cabanita, Berolina and Schreiner’s, and I’ll throw in Divina Cucina, which is just south of where Verdugo turns into Honolulu — fantastic soups, and their eggplant-zucchini-chicken... (20 replies, last updated by zeprosnepsid October 8, 2007)

I’ve been wanting to try La Fornaretta after reading several positive posts on this board. I specifically wanted to visit because La F. is billed as a Sicilian restaurant. My husband and I have traveled (read: eaten)... (14 replies, last updated by Local January 14, 2005)

Divina Cucina for Italian. La Cabañita for really good Mexican (try the mole sauce on something). Havana Beach Cafe for Cuban. Ka-San for Korean. Star Cafe for quasi-Italian pasta type stuff. Joseph’s Cuisine for kabobs.... (7 replies, last updated by Das Ubergeek May 30, 2006)

Too late for the OP, but Divina Cucina on Verdugo between Honolulu and Broadview is one of my favourite Italian restaurants. Also, down just a little further on Verdugo is La Cabañita, fantastic Mexican place. (3 replies, last updated by Das Ubergeek March 5, 2006)

I am going to find myself in Tujunga over Memorial weekend and am looking for dining suggestions that are east of the 210 from about Sunland to La Crescenta. Not looking for anything special (although would like to hear about... (9 replies, last updated by ditt May 22, 2007)

I can’t recommend Divina's pizza (though I love their food). I would suggest Pizza Cucina up on Foothill in La Canada Snootyridge and also second the recommendation for Northend down in Burbank for what they call... (26 replies, last updated by trimtab October 4, 2009)

Try Divina Cucina in Montrose. http://divinacucinarestaurant.com/ (13 replies, last updated by swimfin December 1, 2008)

Shamshiri (Persian), Brand and Stocker, Glendale. La Cabanita (Mexican), Verdugo and Broadview, Glendale. Divina Cucina (Italian – lunch specials), Verdugo and Honolulu, Montrose. Manila Good-Ha (Filipino, esp. breakfast),... (114 replies, last updated by spankbot June 11, 2007)

good mole etc. Down the road on Foothill, in La Canada, Los Gringos Locos has the best made to order guacamole in LA and the rest of the food is decent. Italian: Need to go a bit farther (Divina is ok, but just that) - Glendale:... (8 replies, last updated by Gary Clark May 25, 2002)