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La Traviata is an example of the legacy restaurants that have come to define Long Beach and opened the doors for others to come in. Owner Mario Nasab has been serving the Downtown community out of his ground-floor Italian restaurant for over 25 years, using the beauty of the French-revival building its housed in, The Willmore, to his full favor: Custom wood cabinetry for both bars—yes, there are two—along with chandeliers and old-school charm, La Traviata is one of the city’s most beautiful restaurants.

An Italian restaurant is a safe bet for any kind of holiday celebration. The renaissance-style dining hall of La Traviata is a popular venue for both intimate parties and boisterous performances. The area has neoclassical flourishes, including rich hues and textured surfaces. The walls are adorned with elegant touches like tasteful artwork, elaborate mirrors, and potted plants. La Traviata can accommodate holiday parties of up to 115 people with their exquisite Italian cuisine. Enjoy your meal with a glass of wine or one of the house specialties from the extensive list.