Location: Westlake Village
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Best Pub food near Westlake Village, California, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Westlake Village, California, United States. Westlake Village is a city in Los Angeles County on its western border with Ventura County. The population was estimated to be at 8,473 in 2014, up from 8,368 at the 2000 census. The headquarters of the Dole Food Company is also located in Westlake Village.
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8. Bogies
Overall Ratings
3 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Orator11
My wife's ex-colleages arranged to meet here and it was very crowded on a Saturday evening, with nice music, though the music can be loud.The drinks were pretty generous portions, and we enjoyed the Californian wines.It did seem a little like a pick up joint though, as there was a man nearby who kept giving the ex-colleage the eye and tried to strike up a conversation a few times but was rebuffed.
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7. Westlake Brewing Company
Reviewed By Craig-World-Travelle
I love stouts and porters and when I saw they had a coffee and vanilla porter I went that evening. I didn't enjoy it very much. Also the food menu was very weak. The warehouse setting was ok and service was average. I will try it again and give their other beers a shot but so far I'm not very impressed.I wish they had more food choices.
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6. 101 North Eatery & Bar
101 North is a new restaurant located at the Shoppes at Westlake Village led by a Forbes 5-star & Michelin Star chef. Our seasonally changing menu will offer a variety of unique New American dishes all crafted from the freshest, highest quality ingredient
Reviewed By 4Uyes
Thought we would try something new. I don't know why, the mixed reviews on Yelp should have kept us away.Went with my wife and one of our sons who came home for the weekend. Drinks: my wife ordered a specialty Martini and it was served in a tumbler with the excuse all the Martini Glasses had been cracked. Either the glasses need to be washed, need a less clumsy bartender or the Waitress/Bartender couldn't be bothered to do things properly. My son and I each had a beer.Food: we ordered a few appetizers thinking it would be more fun, bad decision. Calamari was a bit undercooked and the fish also provided didn't taste good. Sliders were excellent (order of only 3 not the usual 4), cheese and broccoli pizza was ok, got cold in minutes. Too much broccoli and cold cheese.Service: good service, perhaps too many service staff with nothing to do.Value was not there. We paid $112 with tip included and we were all disappointed.Too many choices with good food, I can't imagine this place surviving even one year.
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5. Coin & Candor
Overall Ratings
5 based on 9 reviews
A lively neighbourhood gathering place, Coin & Candor features a casual yet sophisticated indoor and outdoor space with stunning views of the Santa Monica Mountains. The regionally-inspired breakfast and all-day dining menus present ingredient driven dish
Reviewed By GeorgeDubiecki
My wife and I were excited for the new style for restaurant in Four Seasons Hotel. The new casual environment really suits the food style.Lili our waitress was very attentive and informative. She was able to fill us in on what to expect from the dishes that we were interested in trying.Our sommelier, George was both good and interested in making our wine experience just right.The bread offering was really great. Made in house. The butter was delicious and served at the right temperature. They included Malden sea salt. Perfect with the bread and butter.We had the Heirloom corn stew. A take on soup bit heavier and in a good way. I would definitely order it again.The dry aged meatballs were like balls of great meatloaf. Very tasty herbs and spices. A great dish with the red sauce.The California Avocado with Sant Barbara pistachio, lemon zest and seaweed dust was delicious and served as very thin slices. Great idea.The hand cut frites were very good. I must admit I much preferred the smashed potatoes.They were worth the trip here.For dessert I had a new take on Pavlova. It did have the meringue plus cara cara orange, Satuma tangerine, blood orange , pink champagne and vanilla ice cream. Very refreshing dish.The Criollo chocolate with Criollo chocolate i e cream and liquid nitrogen chocolate smoke was a lot of fun. It was also a great dessert.In general it is like creating your own Tapas dinner. You can order larger main courses as well.A great place especially considering how new it is. Jose Fernandez the Executive chef came out and visited. He was very happy to share some stories about Barcelona where he is from. A very good chef I will add.A great evening!!!
4. Harvest Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 28 reviews
We are on a journey to deliver food that is good for your health, good for the community, and good for the planet. Our offerings are locally sourced, seasonally fresh, and are treated with integrity from preparation to the plate.Serving our guests and the
Reviewed By zzzzdoc1
Had a very nice breakfast here, which staying at the Hyatt. In particular, our waiter was absolutely superb.There was a nice view of the outdoors, and large portions.Overall, a very nice breakfast.
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3. Figueroa Mountain Brewing
Overall Ratings
4 based on 49 reviews
Reviewed By KonaMom2
First time here...We opted to sit outside because the live music was so unbelievably too loud that you couldnât hear what someone right next to you was saying. There were plenty of open tables on the patio. The beers were just so-so. The waitress suggested theirLizard beer which tasted pretty bad. As far as the food goes, the tri-tip sandwich was very good. The roll and tri-tip were both flavorful and tender. For $1 you can add Parmesan tater tots (which sounded really good, but totally lacked any flavor - they were just deep fried tater tots with very little Parmesan cheese sprinkled on top). Their pretzel is huge and was ok. Service was pretty mixed up. We had to ask to have our table wiped and clean 3 times and was sticky from the previous guests. The waitress picked up the water bowl for dogs and set it on another dining table. They kept bringing us other peopleâs orders. When we had paid and were about to get up, they brought us another pretzel. We said we had already paid and the server was very confused. Not sure if weâd go back. Sitting on the patio was nice - it was a very warm evening, you could hear the live music just fine without it being painful and it was fun to people watch.
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2. Finney's Crafthouse & Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
Reviewed By Christy D
We had a slight problem with the hostess being MIA for several minutes upon arrival but Devon noticed and apologized. The food was fantastic. The sausage onion pizza was delicious. Great selection of beer. Great happy hour options. Stephanie was our server and she took great care of us.We will definitely be back.
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1. The Gallery Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Chachairis
We had a birthday dinner here on Saturday night. My first time. Staff were great and they honored our reservation on time. The restaurant is pretty but we sat outside which was lovely. We ordered appetizers and liked what we ordered. The spicy tuna special on tempura battered eggplant was my favorite of the night. We also had a burrata/heirloom tomato salad on arugula, which was good. The entrees were all good: Mesquite grilled swordfish, Cioppino (probably the best of the entrees) and the roasted seafood. We had the cream filled donuts for dessert which were ok, but I probably would try something different next time. Which brings me to next time. There will definitely be a next time because there were too many items on the menu that we all wanted to try!
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