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Mon-Thu 5pm-10pm Fri 5pm-12am Sat 9am-4pm, 5pm-12am Sun 9am-4pm, 5pm-10pmStatus: Closed
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tel: (323) 951-9894
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Dark and Cozy Wine Bar
Tasca has a selection of rich phenomenal food and tasy wines. The restaurant is dark, romantic and cozy; it's not good for parties or kids. Instead, it's more of a special occasion or date place. Although its literally a block away from AOC, it's a world away on the inside; it is decidedly not a scene place. Don't let this fool you; the service, food and prices are all great! The only problem is parking. 3rd street between La Cienega and Fairfax is probably the only stretch of road in LA with more valets than normal spots (which are typically poached by the valets.) Plan on either parking in one of the few spaces in the back or on a sidestreet by a meter and walking a block or two...but it's worth it!
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Tasca is that rarest of birds, a moderately priced restaurant that offers some real atmosphere along with the grub.
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It isn't necessarily the array of wines that bring in diners from around L.A to Tasca Wine Bar. It's the atmosphere and the traditional Mediterranean food that have this restaurant being talked about all over town. Wines are a big part of the scene though (the restaurant only recently got its liquor license) with varieties ranging from a Santa Barbara Viognier to a Mas de Fournel Pic St.-Loup...
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An attractive young neighborhood crowd makes a lively evening scene, chatting among oxblood leather banquettes, a burnished oak bar, candles, antique mirrors, glowing glass lamps and sensuous art. The menu features classic tapas such as black sausage, saffron mussels, salt cod brandade and Basque fish stew. Large plates include braised short ribs, pork chop with quince, and Tuscan black bass....
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When to Go
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Some of the brunch dishes are particularly interesting. Stop by Saturday or Sunday to sample dishes like truffle egg toast, brie and mushroom frittata and butternut squash risotto.
What to Drink
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Get a big taste of the dozen-plus wines for a fraction of its bottle price. Pair different tastes with varying tapas for a genuine wine bar experience.
Where to Sit
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What the narrow dining space offers in ambiance it lacks in audibility. Grab a seat at one of the six sidewalk tables for cooler, quieter conversation.
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Bustling Spanish tapas spot proffers small bites and small sips to a stylish local following.
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The Scene Tiny tea candles glint alongside silver flatware, ornate mirrors, and cinnamon-hued banquettes, adding an elegant sparkle to the small, cavernous space. Enamored couples linger at two-seater tables, while relaxed regulars swirl wine at the sommelier-manned bar. Plates arrive a la carte, sometimes at a slower-than-preferred pace--a shortcoming that is allayed by the earnest,...
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Overpriced!!!
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My friend and I wanted to get a glass of wine so we decided to try Tasca the other night. In total, we had an app for $12, four glasses of wine for $7 each and one glass of wine for $9. Our bill was $77. I'm not the best at math but when I calculate this it comes out to $49. The waiter said it was because there were "tasting" charges and "glass" charges. Before we ordered two of the wines,...
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Nice vibe, but overpriced & not that good...
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Walked in for dinner around 7:30 on a Saturday night sans reservation, got seated right away. Nice host, charming waiter. Ambience lovely, good music, cozy lighting. Place filled up, seemed like a fun mixed crowd. But service really slow, food crawled out of the kitchen at a snails pace. The wine was good, but we had to drink a ton of it because our food wasn't arriving. In my mind the thing...
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DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME, GO TO A.O.C.!!!!
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Celebrating a birthday at Tasca is just a horrible idea. Our group wasn't seated until nearly 10 PM, which was 40 minutes after our so-called reservation. The service was atrocious! We were very hungry but they refused to bring any bread until after we ordered (which took another 25 minutes). The server was pompous, insulting and could not answer simple questions in a straight forward...
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