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- SshyLos Angeles •5 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoThe service was great my friend and I grabbed a few drinks and an appetizer, and then we left to a place with meat because the name of this place had us presume there was steak on the menu LOL otherwise it was goodMore infoThe Butcher's DaughterPrice: Moderate• American• Venice•4.6
- CCarmelliaLos Angeles •2 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoEdgemar Restaurant is a beautifully day lit space facing Frank Gehry’s Edgemar courtyard. Loved the cocktails, food, vibe and service. In addition, it’s convenient on site parking.More infoEdgemar Restaurant + LoungePrice: Very Expensive• Contemporary American• Santa Monica•4.6
- FRFrancesRvipLos Angeles •36 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoLovely atmosphere ! Tasty tea ! Good service too. A very pleasant experience overall !More infoLillie's at The Culver HotelPrice: Expensive• French American• Culver City•4.3
- BBrandievipLos Angeles •12 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoBeautiful ambiance, amazing food and superb service! For this to be the first opening night to the public they superseded all expectations! I can’t wait to return! I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone! Thank you for bringing fine dining back to the community!More infoSomervillePrice: Expensive• American• Culver City•4.9
- KKrystalvipLos Angeles •27 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoThis is a great place to get something different. Our go to is Steak or Sushi, occasionally Mexican or Italian, and it was getting a bit tired eating the same things. This place is completely different, yet very simple. My mom is from Germany, so Lustig brought back great memories from my childhood when mom used to cook for us or even better, when Oma used to cook for the holidays! My husband is a really picky eater, so he normally will pick one dish and get that every time he goes to a specific restaurant. This time he was saying he wanted to come back to try other dishes (particularly the Schnitzel). The cocktails are phenomenal as well. My husband got the Sachertorte Old Fashioned, he always tries the old fashioned at every bar we go to... he loved this one. If you read the description it sounds like the drink will overwhelmingly taste like Chocolate. In my opinion, it's kind of like wine where there are tasting notes and aromas that create the overall experience, but even if you're not a chocolate person, you will still like this! I had the non-alcoholic Seaberry Buck, but got it spiked with vodka... that is a flavor bomb, so tasty! Think Moscow Mule, but with a tropical refreshing twist. Kevin, the bartender, was really helpful in describing the cocktails and also helping us select what we would order for dinner. We started with the Hamachi Crudo (amazing), very light and refreshing. Then we did the Crispy Garden Salad. Again, this was so much better than can be described on a menu! Finally, we had the 12h Braised Beef Cheek with Herb Spätzle (egg noodles). Besides the savory fall flavors being a perfect comfort food dish, this is great choice if you need to take out or reheat for left overs! Mike our server was great and he steered us toward a wine that was perfect with our eclectic meal. The Chef came out to check on us as well, which was really nice to get hear some of his backstory. Overall we highly recommend this restaurant, it checks all the boxes!More infoLustigPrice: Expensive• Modern European• Culver City•4.8