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    The Mullin Wine Bar

    3.6 (38 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 pm - 8:00 PM
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Outdoor seating

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    Jay T.

    This is a small place conveniently located to get a quick drink before your event you came to see, which is what we did. Nice relaxing spot to just sit and have a quick drink, the staff was very attentive and encouraging for selections. I have a feeling next time I'm here to see a show that I will be back.

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    Christopher T.

    Great place for drinks and snacks prior showtime. Great, funny, friendly and helpful server. Drinks are great, foods are okey. Prices can be expensive but then again, it's theater area and LA. Everything is expensive, so glad that parking (house parking , underground is only $10 and CASH only) and I got the show tixs cheap so it works out great for family night out. The seating areas are plenty, inside, sideway and courtyard.

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    Marko C.

    Nice place to make a quick and casual drink / bite before attending a concert at the Ahmanson / Dorthy Chandler Pavilion. Charcuterie board. Nice selection of meats, cheeses, nuts. Pepperoni pizza. Well made pizza flat bread. Super cheesy and flavorful. Yum Ask for "The Gin Drink". It's a mix of gin, elderberry and grapefruit juice. Delightful and strong. Thanks bartender Ari for making it!

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    Elizabeth L.

    The Mullin Wine Bar sits right in the middle of the The Music Center. It is off to the west side and between the Mark Taper and the Dorothy Chandler. It is a lovely spot with the wide glass doors usually open. There is bar seating and some tables. There is also outside seating. They have more than just wine. They have a great wine and liquor list, but they also have food. You can stop there and get cookies and sandwiches to just take away or you can sit and order. They have great food. They make a mean burger and a lot of small plates. Call them as to opening time, it may change depending on whether a show is up at the Music Center. They have a happy hour and since they serve food, kids are allowed. The service is great. We love it.

    Vincent Artemio E.

    This open air wine bar was open during a recent Friday night event at The L.A. Music Center. We loved the selection of wines as well as domestic beers. I was most fond of their white wine which was crisp and potent. The price was $8.00 for a glass of wine and $6.00 for a domestic beer. The bar was open until 10:00 p.m. but I am not sure if it was only open for this particular event. The staff was most hospitable and made an effort to greet patrons as they milled around outside the bar. Enjoy your visit!

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    Guillermo F.

    Love this place and the staff. This is my go to spot when they are open and my schedule lets me swing by. They normally open 2 hours before a show. Drinks are good, soup is yummy, normal sandwiches but they are on the thick side. They also have chips, great cookies, brownies, M&M's, and coffee.

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    S C.

    If you have money to throw away, then this place would probably still be okay. I give 2 stars cause their staff were still great. However, the food was mediocre and at the price, it is straight up robbery. Food was pre-made. Turkey sandwich had decent amount of meat, but nothing to ever return to. The veggie tray was the most shocking. $18 for your basic veggies. Yikes. Beers run $12 for a local pint. Pre-show food options are limited, so lesson learned, Will definitely try elsewhere.

    The Mustang ($15)
    Stephanie B.

    The Mullin Wine Bar is the small, newish bar at the Music Center. It is a small, glass walled space with a modern U shaped bar, a small drink counter for standing on one wall and a few tables outside. The bar gets quite loud because it is generally packed. On a Wednesday night, there were three people running food and making drinks. The food is Food Truck inspired, but you should generally expect some sort of handheld and fries or chips. Last night, it was burgers and chips. The wine list is interesting - it is curated by Lou's Wine Shop. But, it is overpriced. You basically pay 75% of bottle price to get a glass. I find the cocktails far more intriguing, because they have good spirits, including some unusual finds, and good mixologists. Check out the Mustang in my pics - delish! It is a nice place to come and get a drink if you are in the music center. Otherwise, for $15 a cocktail, I would rather go some place else. Location, location, location.

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    Worst pizza I've ever had. All the Parmesan and crushed red pepper could mask the metallic taste.

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    Sorry to see the previous place not here any more but after having their Gin Cocktail very happy to see them here. We will be back.

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    They ignore the people sitting at their bar and only pay attention to the to go line.

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    Propaganda Wine Bar

    4.7
    (264 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$
    Free parking
    Outdoor seating

    Ordered: - Anchovies crostini (4/5): one of my gf's favorite…read moredishes because of the flavors that come together for her but I'm not a big fan of the strong anchovy flavor in this dish. Definitely cool to try but not my personal favorite. - Insalata mista (5/5): a delicious, large salad that was flavorful, refreshing, and just the perfect pairing for the other dishes we ordered. My gf and I both loved this and were so glad we ordered it! - Spicy salame calabrese tartufato pizza (4.5/5): The truffle honey in this was very light but we still loved the flavors in this pizza. Overall (5/5): My gf and I love coming for their happy hour. Vibes are nice, service is friendly, and food is great!

    I was getting a late lunch with a friend, and decided to try this spot. Initially we were going to…read moretry De La Nonna, but they were closed for a special event and we didn't know when we showed up. In the same vein, we stuck with a similar style of food and ended up at Propaganda. There was little to no wait, which was pleasant. It was a nice day and we decided to eat outside. The focaccia bread and salad came out first, and both were good. I enjoyed the crispiness of the bread, though my only qualms were that the bread was quite oily and the butter and salt were just a tad bit too salty for my liking. The Insalata Mista salad was solid. Good flavor, good dressing-to-salad ratio, and a surprisingly good portion size. As far as pizza goes, the Margherita was good. Tasty, moist, and a nice crunch on the crust. I found it to be enjoyable, though I may have enjoyed more fresh basil on this. I did find it better than the Boscaiola. I got the black truffle honey add on, and it does not go well on this pizza in my opinion. There was virtually no taste of truffle to me, and more of just an aftertaste of oily sweet honey. This was a miss. It's hard to say whether the base pizza was good without it because the flavor profile was just too overpowered by the aftertaste. The Arts District is definitely coming up with new upscale dining establishments, and I'm there for it. I think this is a solid addition. Though this is a wine bar, I don't generally drink, so my review is based purely on the food. Results of their drinks, which is quite an extensive list, may be to your liking! They do have an inexpensive three wine flight, for reference!

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    Covell

    Covell

    4.3
    (524 reviews)
    3.8 mi
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    Covell was such a great experience! I wasn't sure what wine I wanted because I enjoy both red and…read morewhite wines, but the bartenders were incredibly knowledgeable and helped guide me to the perfect selections. Their recommendations were spot on. The atmosphere is intimate, cozy, and honestly perfect for a date night. It has such a warm and inviting vibe that makes you want to stay for hours. Unfortunately, we arrived just after the kitchen had closed, but that only gives me another reason to come back. The service was truly top-tier, and the wine was absolutely divine. I even enjoyed both a white and a red during my visit. Normally mixing wines can leave me with a headache the next day, but the bartenders paired everything so thoughtfully that the wines complemented each other beautifully, and I felt great afterward. I can't wait to return and experience both the food and wine together next time. Highly recommend!

    Another reviewer nailed it when she said this wine bar had great vibes and was reminiscent of some…read moreof her NYC haunts. I absolutely agree. There was a split second, when we were sitting outside, I totally had a NYC summer flashback having drinks with friends in friendly neighborhood bars. The staff here is friendly and helpful. Even if you're a wine newbie, it's not intimidating. We'll be back.

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    Seco

    Seco

    4.2
    (89 reviews)
    3.0 mi

    this wine bar is such a cute spot with amazing food! we sat inside and the vibes were great! we…read moreordered their harmachi crudo, bread and butter, and spicy vodka pasta and let me tell you everything was sooooo delicious. I literally have nothing negative to say about this place. our server was so attentive and gave the best recommendations for food and wine. I would definitely recommend coming here. some things to note before coming: - make a reservation if you plan on coming on a weekend - get here early to make time to find parking as it's a hassle

    This wine bar had really good vibes, but it was extremely busy on a Friday night. The ambience of…read morethe restaurant was nice so I can see why it's a popular spot. I do feel like it's a bit overpriced for what you get, but the service was good. They were backed up on our order and apologized by providing complimentary wine on the house, which was very kind of them. We got the Tuna tostada, Caesar salad and the pan con tomate. The tuna was fresh and the other two were just alright to me. It was really interesting as the salad had saradines which was different but nothing bad, but nothing really memorable either. Parking can be tough, but I was lucky enough to find street parking. Seating is also limited, and the wait can be long including the restroom line. However, we got lucky and were able to grab a table without waiting too long. Overall, it's a nice place with a great ambience, and I can see the appeal of this bar.

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    Wife and the Somm

    Wife and the Somm

    4.4
    (328 reviews)
    4.0 mi
    $$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    "I know a dark, secluded place A place where no one knows…read moreyour face A glass of wine, a fast embrace It's called Hernando's Hideaway, olé" --Ella Fitzgerald, 1963 OK, this may date me, but this is what I immediately heard playing in my head when we finally found Wife and the Somm this weekend. Glassell Park is a hidden neighborhood in Los Angeles, anyway, and if you don't know what you are looking for, you might zip right past W&S, as we did. Parking is hit and miss, but there are side streets and you will find a space if you give yourself an extra 15 minutes before you come. The neighborhood is mysterious to me, sort of pricey grunge & hipster, iykwim. But! Once you are inside, you are in a completely different world. Bright, clean, genteel, muted, with dappled sunlight dripping through various apertures and alighting in a soft glow here and there on shining metal tables. It's beautiful. Some catchy upbeat contempo-pop music streamed steadily at just the right volume overhead. I found myself resisting the temptation to get up and dance. There are several rooms from which to choose, but I wanted to be seated on the wine-red suede banquette that gave me a view of the whole restaurant and out onto the tree-canopied street. From the time we arrived to the moment we left about an hour later, we were showered with warm smiles and attentive service. And the food? Exquisite. See my pictures. It was hard to choose. One tiny disappointment was they were out of the biscuits that I wanted to start with, but I enjoyed the crusty tender Clark Street bread slices served with warm creamery butter instead. It only got better from there. The two bowls we ordered were filled with fresh vegetables, cooked to perfection, topped with an egg prepared as we requested, i.e., over medium. The portions are modest and it was all so good, we didn't take anything home. We ordered coffee and were brought two tall steaming mugs of Americano, smooth, dark, and delicious. Best of all was the Lemon Lavender cake, a seasonal specialty. Honestly, it might be one of the best, moistest, most flavorful and elegant cakes I have ever had. So fantastic, that I just ordered some lavender buds (if I don't collect them from our garden) to replicate it at home. I don't drink much alcohol but if I did, I would head here for one of their experiences or tastings -- they have a formidable list. Check all this out. And hurry if you want to have Lemon Lavender cake.

    The restaurant already made a poor first impression, as there was an unpleasant smell inside as…read moresoon as we stepped in. Everyone also didn't feel particularly welcoming, from the hostess to the waitress (no smiles). Thankfully, we were seated outside for some fresh air, although the warm murky smell still lingered a bit outdoors. The menu seem fairly limited since nothing really stood out to me as especially exciting. I've studied the menu prior before going, and was only looking forward to their burger, but they didn't have it during dinner apparently. While the dishes were descripted very well on the menu, there was no depth in flavors. I'm talking about the pork belly, lamb chops, tartare, Spanish octopus, and especially the seasonal pasta. I'm happy that it wasn't overly salty, but overall the food tasted mediocre and felt a bit basic. I'm only saying this because I could make it myself, at least the lamb, fatty pork belly, and pasta. Portions were also on the small side. Service was a bit slower as it took some time to get seated and receive our food, and one of our dishes was forgotten until we reminded the staff after already finishing most of the meal. On the positive side, we were able to find easy street parking about a block away, and the restaurant itself has a cozy ambiance that would probably be great for a chill dinner with some wine. However, my group left still feeling very hungry and unsatisfied. To be fair, we came in hungry, and the portions and long wait didn't help.

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    Kippered

    Kippered

    4.9
    (55 reviews)
    0.5 mi
    $$

    Very cool wine bar in DTLA. It's focus is on interesting grape varietals and delicious tinned fish!…read moreThey have a very interesting menu filled with grapes that I have no heard of before. The hosts are v familiar with their wines and can give you recommendations on what to get. You can even have tasters so you're not stuck getting a pour of something you don't like.. it's a beautiful spot lots of dark wood. Would be a great date spot. Oh they have lots of cool things to nibble on definitely the largest tinned fish selection of any bar in the downtown area. They have bread with European butter. Coming back for sure.

    I stumbled upon Kippered while taking a walk around DTLA this past Sunday evening and was I glad…read morethat I found this spot to chill. Ambiance here is very chill, relaxing vibes, dimmed lights, and cute tables with seating indoor/outdoor. Bar seating availability as well. The bartender was super sweet and attentive towards me the whole time I was there alone. This place serves unique delicatessen bites. They specialize in "tinned fish" and various wine selections as well as beer on tap. I did not get to try out the tinned fish this time around but I went with the French onion dip and chips--so good when you are hungry! I enjoyed the French onion dip because it was so rich and tasty. The bartender suggested a red wine, called "Bruno zanasi (ita) charmat a Lambrusco red wine. So subtly sweet yet flavorful that I ended up ordering another glass. 5/5 I also ordered their baguette with butter that was warmed up nicely when it arrived at my table and I devoured the entire bread. So yeah, it was delightfully good. 5/5 They also have unique wallpapers in their restrooms which attracted me to read what people have written on behalf of the dogs included in the wallpaper (you must see it in person to know what im talking about) fun and funny words!! Such a cozy place to come and chill, enjoy bites and relax with some amazing wine. I really enjoyed my time here.

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    4.6
    (215 reviews)
    4.3 mi
    $$

    chill vibes great selection of wine and beer. i will definitely be back soon! great music!!!!read more

    I wish I loved this place because the food and wine are delicious, but the staff is so incredibly…read morerude. Everything is so overpriced it feels like they are intentionally letting you know you are not good enough to be one of their customers. You can get this type of food and wine at 99 other places with nicer employees, easier parking and much less attitude. The staff behaves as if this was a high school not a wine bar. Do yourself a favor and don't come here. I highly recommend the classic LA ambience at other close by establishments such as The Oaks on Bronson, the Alley in Silverlake or The Cara on Western instead. This place is like a bad Ryan Murphy series. It takes itself way too seriously. I've given them over 4 chances to change my mind since I live around the corner, and they never cease to amaze me when it comes to their entitled snotty staff & overpriced alcohol plus the parking is absolutely impossible! I even had to help customers break out of the parking lot one evening because the gate closes at a particular hour, and the restaurant doesn't even bother to tell you the gates shut at a particular time way before the restaurant closes. you're on your own, good luck getting your car out! avoid this place like the plague. I wish I could get back to $500. I've spent here over the past two years.

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    Cosette Wine Bar & Bottleshop

    Cosette Wine Bar & Bottleshop

    4.4
    (64 reviews)
    11.3 mi

    While we probably won't rush back, it's a super cute place with a 'garden' or 'backyard' feel above…read morea funky furniture place. Food was a bit of a mixed bag. We tried a yellowfin tartare which was great. I got the pasta which was very good, and my wife got the salmon. Salmon was fresh and great, but the broccolini side was ridiculously salty. Service was very good, but my wife wanted the tartare as an entrée and our server, who was honestly lovely, suggested it wasn't large enough for an entrée. Problem was, it was a pretty substantial portion and my wife would have appreciated it as a main. I loved getting to share the tuna, but if she'd have just ordered that, and not added the salmon, I think we both would've appreciated the experience more. A very good wine list, with some really nice wines by the glass - You don't see that often enough - and limited, but interesting beer. Ample parking, 90 minutes free.

    First time at Cosette and it was very nice. Very inconspicuous but nice!! It's located right next…read moreto Madewell and it's upstairs on second floor of the plant store. It's easy to get lost but it's easy to find after you read the sign and pass Madewell. It was a girls night out experience and we had fun on a Saturday evening. For food I ordered the bread and butter that was Shareable and the tuna ahi with chips that was 3/5. It could have been more flavorful. The bread and butter was 5/5 though. Very hot and soft. For the wine I had the Grenache and sparkling rose that was very good!!! My fav two selections. I highly suggest !! The service was really good and pretty fast! We had Yesi as our server and she was very attentive and good personality!! I would like to have her again!! The ambiance is cute and nice surrounded by beautiful plants you can purchase. I will try Cosette again! The parking was expensive in the lot! They only give 90 min free parking after it's a few every hour or min. I had to pay $20, so just FYI.

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    Beef Tartare
    French Onion Dip
    French Onion Dip
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