I came here on a weekday with one of my girlfriends…read more For drinks we both had the Rainbow Sherbet. ($18 - Hangar 1 Mandarin Blossom Vodka, cold-pressed pineapple juice, fresh raspberry purée, lime juice fresh mint topper). I'm not a big drinker and am a fan of drinks that you can't really taste the alcohol and this was great. It was a fun to drink and was refreshing. For our entree my friend had the Fish & Chips. ($27 - Crispy haddock fillet, sea salt fries, tartar sauce, grilled lemon). I tried a piece of her fish and it was thinly battered, soft, and flavorful. I usually try to stay away from fried fish like this just because places use way too much better or the fish gets super oily but they was not the case with their fish & chips. You can tell they use quality ingredients. I had the 4 piece Spicy Tuna on Crispy Rice. ($34 - Fresh ahi, dynamite sauce, wasabi tobiko, togarashi, toasted sesame). Oh my goodness was this delicious. This is usually something you'd eat as an appetizer but eating it alone is a meal in itself. Yes, it's pricey BUT it is totally worth it. Saint & Second is an upscale dining experience. Their food delivers to that level as well. I highly recommend if you're looking for a new date night spot or something intimate with friends. You can really taste the freshness of all the ingredients they use.

I have dined here many times since the restaurant first opened, consistently enjoying both the…read moreatmosphere and the service. However, in my two most recent visits, only the atmosphere has remained a highlight -- the service has declined significantly. My most recent visit was two nights ago, on Father's Day, for a celebratory dinner. Our server was curt and unwelcoming throughout the meal. When my glass of wine arrived, the server suggested I taste it first -- which I did -- and it was immediately apparent that the wine had turned. Having ordered the same wine many times before without issue, I was confident this particular bottle was off. When I asked our server if the bartender could open a fresh bottle, she agreed without hesitation. However, moments later, a gentleman I assumed to be the manager approached and informed me that a new bottle would not be opened, as the current one had only been opened the day before and was, in his opinion, fine. His only alternative was to offer the same varietal at a higher price point. I understand that restaurants may have policies regarding open bottles, but in all my years of dining out, I have never encountered an establishment that refused to replace a glass of wine a guest found unacceptable -- especially when the server herself had encouraged me to taste it for that very reason. This experience left a lasting negative impression, and unfortunately I will neither return nor recommend this restaurant going forward.

Had a great experience at Casalena. The restaurant has a nice aesthetic, and the staff was friendly…read moreand attentive throughout the meal. Our waitress was knowledgeable about the menu and gave good recommendations, which made ordering easy. The drinks were good and definitely not watered down. My only critique is that I wish the portions were a little larger for the price. Overall, it was a solid experience, and I'd definitely go back if I'm in the area. Be prepared to valet your car because parking is... Well it's LA.

The restaurant is beautiful. The wait service was great and…read morethe food delicious!! I will definitely return.

I've been here twice, and twice to their other location in El Segundo I believe. While I had some…read moreweird experiences at the other location, such as them just skipping us on the wait list, my experience at this location has been a lot better. Both times we've been seated pretty quickly. At this location I've tried the spicy fried cauliflower and it was sooo good! On a separate occasion I brought my sister who was visiting from out of state. We ordered some sushi, the gyoza and the steak with the fried mashed potatoes and she wouldn't stop talking about how much she loved the food! The only thing I don't love is that they use egg white in the margaritas and if you don't read the ingredients you'll be wondering why your glass smells like egg. Apparently they do this for the foam ‍ Told my sister this and she ordered a strawberry margarita (not on the menu) and still ended up with egg whites in her drink lol so now I make sure to ask at restaurants around the area. The food is great though and so is the service. Both their indoor and outdoor areas are very nice.

I ordered the shrimp pasta that everyone raves about on Saturday. The pasta itself was a 10/10--the…read moresauce and noodles were absolutely delicious. Unfortunately, the shrimp were a huge disappointment. They looked and tasted like small frozen bagged shrimp from the grocery store rather than fresh, quality shrimp you'd expect from a restaurant. Joey's, what's going on here? This dish deserves real large or jumbo shrimp that are seasoned, grilled, and then added to the pasta. The quality of the shrimp completely took away from what would have been an outstanding meal. Upgrade the shrimp, and this dish would easily be one of the best on your menu.

Our waitress Abby, the food and the ambience were all 5 star!!! She was extremely sweet and very…read moreattentive. A great experience and will definitely be back and hopefully have her again!

My family and I was well pleased with the ambiance, food and service. The waitress Abby, at the…read moreTopanga Mall was very courteous and delightful.

We went here on a Saturday for a casual date night. The place was pretty packed for the World Cup…read moregame but luckily we were able to get a seat inside. We shared a couple of apps - crab cakes, pork belly/watermelon bites and sliders - all were very tasty. The pork belly/watermelon bites were surprisingly good and the perfect sweet & savory combo. We had mocktails to pair with our apps and it was refreshing. Overall, a great spot for sports fans, groups and everything in between. We also got lucky with parking on the street so that was a great bonus! Happy eating!

I met up with family at The Local Peasant for dinner during a World Cup match, and overall I'd call…read moreit a solid spot for drinks, sports, and hanging out--but not necessarily for the food. First, parking is rough. And by rough, I mean practically nonexistent. If valet is available, use it. If valet is full, good luck finding a spot nearby. The restaurant is much larger than it appears from the outside and has a great atmosphere for watching a game. The place was packed, but our server was outstanding. Given the crowd, especially during the World Cup match, the service was impressive and easily one of the highlights of the evening. The drink menu offers a large selection of beers and spirits. The cocktails were decent, though nothing particularly memorable. As for the food, it was mostly average. The pork belly tasted more like carnitas, which wasn't necessarily bad, just not what I expected. The cheese balls received mixed reviews at our table. I thought they could have used a little more seasoning, but I was in the minority on that one. The crab cakes were small and, for me, lacked the most important ingredient--crab. Opinions were split at the table, but they didn't work for me. The house chips had a nice texture, although the frying oil tasted like it may have been due for a change. The smash burger was decent but nothing special. The steak frites were okay; I believe it was hanger steak, so take that for what it's worth. The shredded beef sliders were also just okay. Overall, I'd definitely return if I was in the area to watch a game and have a few drinks. The atmosphere and service make it worth a visit. However, if food is your primary reason for going, there are better options nearby.

amazing indoor and outdoor great venue for private event parties. Bar, Hookah , food , music ,…read moreparty and more. friendly atmosphere. fireplace and TV screens. I believe it's a great place for birthday parties, bridal showers, engagement , proposal and more

Came for Sunday Dinner and had a ball. Every Sunday there is a curated karaoke list of talented…read morelocal (and visiting) artists with show stopping performances. The live band and background singers were amazing as well. There is plenty of street parking available. There's a chef providing food (I believe it rotates every week but I'm not sure). When I was there they had offerings like fries and wings. The garlic parm fries I tried were tasty and I wanted more. The bar was simple but the bartenders worked pretty fast. We ordered drinks 3 at a time so we wouldn't have to get up again and they were very efficient. I tried their margarita which was decent and not overly sweet. Don't worry I'm not a raging alcoholic, it was more so out of respect for the performer. They discourage walking around during the performances so everyone can see and enjoy no matter w The space itself is nice offering you indoor and outdoor space. The delicate hanging lights and plants are a nice touch, and the colorful lighting toward the stage area was very vibey. They also had hookah available, I'm not sure the cost. There's also a small digital Photo Booth at the entrance. The performances were great and so was the crowd. I'd love to come back another time and try more of the food and hear more live music. I loved it. This event has now moved to Andaz in West Hollywood

I went today for breakfast with some friends and my server was Matthew. He was very nice and…read morehelpful. He went above and beyond to ensure that our breakfast experience was exceptional. The food was amazing. I will definitely go back!

I'm a big fan of other Superba locations so I was excited to try this one! I feel like it's a great…read morego-to restaurant that has something for everyone. I've usually been for brunch or lunch so this was my first time here for dinner. I saw some ratings talk about loud acoustics inside so when making a reservation, I requested a table outside. They have tables in their patio which is decorated nicely and surrounded with pretty olive planters. I ordered the Superba spritz as my cocktail. It was a little too sweet for me. I tried their olive oil martini and that was strong but good! For food, we split a few appetizers. The steak tartare was a standout!! So incredibly delicious, probably the standout from the whole meal honestly. I would come back and order that as my main meal. We also tried their bluefin tuna crudo which was good and the cuts of fish tasted fresh but it wasn't as OMG as the tartare. We also got the crispy Brussels sprouts which were made with grapes which I haven't seen before! I wasn't a big fan of it though. For my main, I got the umami salmon bowl. It has a cooked filet of salmon over rice and veggies. It was the perfect healthy meal and the salmon was cooked well. I really enjoyed it. My bf got the chicken schnitzel which I had a bite of and it was really good! Not dry at all. Great restaurant! And located in the Calabasas Commons so you can take a digestion walk afterwards and check out other spots.

Tucked away on a quiet street, it is easy to miss this little gem. It is so hard to find a place…read morethat makes the perfect egg , but my Smoked Salmon Benedict came topped with the most perfectly poached egg I've ever had. My dad had Ben's French Toast and by the time I looked up from my own plate to ask how his food was, he had already practically inhaled it He said it was amazing! (and this guy knows french toast) The weather was a little windy for eating out on the patio, so we opted to eat inside this morning. It was a little noisy, but I didn't have to shout across the table to carry on a conversation. Leaving a busy restaurant without a headache is a big + for me. Our waitress also made the world of a difference and really made the visit extra wonderful. Even with a full house, she juggled her tables with grace and care. I am looking forward to trying the Crab Cake Benedict during our next visit Parking: valet only, $7

Great service and patio area. Food tastes clean and fresh…read moreand delicious cup of coffee. Parking is either 7 dollar valet (weekdays too) or park on Ventura. They have a sign on their door that you can only stay for 1.5 hours but they did not enforce that at all on a weekday.