"Hidden away in a strip mall", this West LA "gem" is "well worth the search" thanks to "wholesome", "delicious" American cooking that puts "interesting" eclectic "twists on old classics"; a "well-curated wine selection" and "attentive servers" make for a near-"perfect neighborhood spot", with a "minimal", "noisy" space as the only setback.
Tucked away in the far corner of a West L.A. mini-mall, Nook Neighborhood Bistro has been pleasing the palates of local diners since 2004. Encompassing two booths and a large communal table, the dimly lit restaurant only seats a couple…
You Are Here points the arrow. Fragrant flower blooming in the concrete. Savvy chowhounds get hooked on Nook's hidden cranny of exposed ceiling fixtures and Ikea-esque tables. Advances West LaLa cuisine and scene with creative trimmings beside beloved staples. Sterling silver gruyère burgers, pounded flat chicken paillard, and three cheese mac brings 'em back. Famous feta-dusted lentil soup and...
Hidden neighborhood find with sleek decor and wholesome eats.:
In Short
True to its name, this small nook is literally tucked away in a strip mall. The amber room is industrial-elegant, with red booths, concrete floor and an exposed duct ceiling that...