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    5 months ago

    That crispy chicken caesar wrap is incredible, my god. Portion was perfect, I was barely able to finish it. I'm a 200lb dude.

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    Moody Rooster - What's in season

    Moody Rooster

    4.6(1.2k reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$$

    The food was beyond; loved every dish!…read more We got the smoked eggplant, spaghetti lemon crème, flatiron steak, half chicken, gyro flatbread, and some mocktails--nothing disappointed

    I think this place may be my new favorite restaurant…read more My friend and I walked in on a Friday night at 6:30 PM, with no reservations. The place was packed, but I have to assume we got really lucky because we got seated right away at an open table near the front. Our server greeted us immediately and brought us waters for the table. We were overwhelmed initially by the menu options because everything sounded incredible. We asked our waitress what she recommended, and she said literally everything on the menu is amazing - nothing is bad and every dish is popular. So I was quite impressed to hear that. My friend and I decided to get the steak tartare, woodfire grilled octopus, fried gnocchi, and chicken liver pate. Every single dish was actually incredible. The chicken liver pate came with four slices of toast, some pickled vegetables and ground mustard. The pate was creamy, rich, slightly on the sweeter side, so it paired perfectly with the tang from the ground mustard & pickled vegetables. The woodfire grilled octopus was cooked perfectly. Seriously the best, freshest octopus I've ever had! It wasn't chewy or fishy at all. The texture was absolutely perfect. It was very easy to cut into and juicy. It was paired perfectly with the aïoli as well. The steak tartare was extremely fresh. One of the things that I hate about steak tartare at restaurants sometimes is it will start to look brown from the meat oxidizing so it doesn't always look as appetizing, but this tartare was still had that vibrant red color as if they had just cut the meat. Lastly, the fried gnocchi was amazing. It's the first time I've ever had a dish with fried gnocchi. They paired it with a cream sauce that was absolutely delicious. I wish I remembered what was in it, but it was so good. I wanted to drink that sauce lol. Love how the gnocchi was also perfectly seared, had no lumps, and basically melts in your mouth. Overall, loved the ambience of this place as well. It's very hip. trendy. Definitely a louder environment but perfect for a weekend night out to enjoy great food. I would recommend making reservations. I think my friend and I probably just got lucky because we went a little bit earlier on a Friday night. Also wanna mention all of the wait staff was amazing. Food was served very quickly and we had no issues with any of our orders. I seriously cannot wait to come back here and try every single thing on the menu!

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    Moody Rooster - Sauteed octopus with shishito peppers. Probably my favorite dish there

    Sauteed octopus with shishito peppers. Probably my favorite dish there

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    Lady C’s  - New Lady C's sign

    Lady C’s

    3.9(1.4k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    I first discovered souffle pancakes while I was honeymooning in Japan back in 2019. Little did I…read moreknow that a place in Westlake Village - literally across the street from where I used to work! - had souffle pancakes of their own. I've come here 3-4 times now and the food is always fantastic. I recommend coming on a weekday if you can, because on Saturdays and Sundays I've waited over an hour to get a table during peak brunch hours (still worth it though, just plan accordingly). My wife and I usually split a savory breakfast item (usually a benedict or an omelet or something) and then share a souffle pancake. Last time we tried Bannamon and it was divine. Our friends who were visiting from out of town were equally impressed. Highly recommend!

    We were looking forward to a relaxing breakfast and decided to sit outside, but unfortunately our…read moreexperience was anything but peaceful. A family nearby brought a loud toy truck for their child that continuously made an extremely high-pitched screeching and beeping noise throughout our meal. It wasn't just us who found it disruptive--several other customers also brought it to the staff's attention. Unfortunately, nothing was done, and it completely took away from what should have been an enjoyable dining experience. Had we known this was the atmosphere we were paying for, we honestly would have gone somewhere like McDonald's instead. The food itself was a mixed experience. My boyfriend ordered the loco moco and really enjoyed it. I had the pancakes, which had great flavor but were a little on the dry side. The sweet potato fries were delicious, although the ranch dipping sauce was surprisingly bland and lacked flavor. My Diet Coke was also flat. It's disappointing because the food had some strong points, but the lack of attention to the dining experience really overshadowed everything else. We understand that restaurants can't control every guest, but when multiple customers express concerns about a major disturbance, we would expect staff to at least attempt to address it. Overall, I'm not sure I can recommend this restaurant based on our experience. Note: I'd also like to mention that the service was inconsistent throughout our visit. We ended up being helped by several different servers, which made it difficult to know who was actually taking care of our table. At one point, we simply wanted to order another drink. Our server told us he would be back shortly to take our order, but he never returned. After waiting for quite some time, we eventually had to walk up to the bar ourselves just to order a drink. Between the lack of attentive service and the way the disturbance was handled, the overall experience was disappointing.

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    CiCi's is now officially "Lady C's"

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    Neighborly - Best chicken Ceasar Gaby's Caesar Avocado Wrap. I wish they had another location in LA

    Neighborly

    4.6(277 reviews)
    0.0 mi
    $$
    Free WiFi
    Outdoor seating

    I rarely write reviews, but I was so impressed by this place that I had to! The concept is so…read moreunique, the food is delicious, and the customer service was some of the best I've experienced in a long time. I've found myself feeling disappointed with hospitality lately--it seems like genuine, friendly service has become harder to find--but that was absolutely not the case here. Everyone was incredibly kind, welcoming, and attentive. I had the taco salad, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it was the best taco salad I've ever had. I also love the variety of food, all of the healthy options, and the fact that it's dog-friendly. Such a great experience all around. We will definitely be back!

    My family and I came to Neighborly, it being recommended to me and close by in the area. I know…read morethat they're known for their array of options and a wide variety of food to choose from. I was nervous, though, going into this, because it reminded me of the nearby Topanga Social with a similar concept. After less than a year, the Topanga Social is closing due to one of the reasons being that a ghost kitchen doesn't cater, and therefore, have the expertise, to one certain food type or style. Unfortunately, that's exactly what this ended up being. When we entered, it was an untraditional restaurant experience as you go to a tablet/ screen area and choose from one of the six or so "restaurants" that they have to choose from. In theory, this is super cool! However, certain foods are good because a lot of the times, the people making them worked on perfecting that dish for you and others. Additionally, when you don't have a hostess and/ or server, there's an extra level of relationship building with the customer that you now don't get. People can manage, but it's the customer service that sometimes can make or break a business. This restaurant used to be Social Monk, until they decided to add the five or so other, now essentially, ghost kitchens that all operate under that same old Social Monk roof. Once we paid and finished ordering on the screen, we sat down and waited for our food. The seating area was a bit cramped inside, but expanded to outside which was nice. Inside, they had little tubs of candy around the store for purchase. There's also a fountain and a gelato store nearby, which is great for families looking to make more of their day. The positives? The area is nice. The literal neighbors, like the gelato place next door, are great! The speed in which we got our food was good, too, as well as the variety of options of food that they have available. My food came as a bigger portion size than what I was expecting, so I could hypothetically get maybe two meals out of it. The negatives? The prices aren't the prettiest, like mine coming at $18 (but keep in mind the portioning.) Additionally, when we got our food, it truly was not good. My chicken and chow mein came together on a big plate, however the chicken was cooollllddddd. The noodles were okay and warm, actually, although the chicken had been cold. Bland. Not great. My sister got chicken tenders and fries in which were also incredibly bland and not worth eating even half of. I brought my food back to the counter area where they had registers not in use and asked a worker if I could get a refund. They got a manager, who asked if I wanted them to heat it up, but at that point, I felt so defeated and annoyed, especially for almost $20 worth of food and the last thing I wanted was for it to be heated up in a microwave. Maybe this wasn't their day? Westlake doesn't have much variety, so having options like this is nice and I can see why so many people find them appealing - it's just not good food. A lot of the older people who look like they love eating saltines and rice cakes come here and it's easy to see why. Unfortunately, my sister and I did not like their food due to it being cold, bland, and unseasoned, and we most likely won't be coming back.

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    Lure Fish House

    Lure Fish House

    4.4(3.3k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$$

    Food and service were amazing! We got a variety of dishes to share. My favorites were the tequila…read morelime shrimp pasta, clam chowder (a classic) and Sally's sand dabs. Was surprised by how well cooked and seasoned the sand dabs were. Perfectly crispy on the outside and soft and tender inside. And the complimentary sourdough! Amazing. Would come again!

    We visited this location on a Sunday around 7pm. The host told us for a party of two it would be a…read more20 minute wait regardless if we wanted to sit inside or outside, but if we didn't want to wait there was open bar seating. I asked if the menu was the same, and the host confirmed that it was exactly the same. The bar was HUGE. It had to have seated at least 50 people. I'd say probably about 30 people at the actual bar, and then 20 people on the tables/ high tops on the perimeter of the bar. Our server's name was Christian. He handed us the menus and we realized that it was DineLA. Christian told us that it had just started on Friday. For a drink, I ordered the 6oz Two Squared Sauvignon Blanc, while my partner got the watermelon spritz. Later in the night we also ended up getting a draft beer and and unsweetened ice tea. Then we were ready to order and our server asked us if we wanted to order everything at once, or if we wanted to space it out. We ended up ordering everything at once, but the food came spaced out so I'm not sure if they did that behind the scenes for us, or if it just ended up that way due to the kitchen being backed up. Regardless, the timing worked out well for us because we weren't waiting long at all for the next course once we got done with whatever was being served to us. We ended up ordering the Oysters Sampler. We decided on 4 of each oyster (Grassy Bar, Seaduction, and Chincoteague). Then, off the DineLA menu, we ordered charbroiled oysters, New England Clam Chowder, Blue Eye Trevalla, Fijian Ono, Key Lime Pie, and Flourless Chocolate Cake. My standout for this meal was definitely the Chincoteague oysters. They were perfectly balanced with brine and tasting very crisp and fresh. Now that I think about it, it probably would have been good with some sparkling water. My other highlight was the flourless chocolate cake. To me, it resembled a lava cake without the chocolate in the middle. It was very rich and decadent and paired very well with the cold ice cream. I also really enjoyed the pineapple coleslaw. There were little chunks of pineapple in it that tasted sweet and refreshing. While we didn't plan on going here because of DineLA, I had a lot of fun trying new dishes. We don't often gravitate toward cooked fish (we eat a lot of sushi), so this was a really nice change of pace. I would recommend this restaurant for a nice night out or a date night.

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    Gaby's - tradamerican - Updated September 2026

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