(310) 208-1960
10877 Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90024
34.0591
-118.443
Neighborhoods: West LA, Westwood
Palomino Euro Bistro
What People Are Saying About Palomino Euro-Bistro
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
In Short – With magenta-and-tangerine taffeta curtains, potted palm trees and a bright blue Matisse reproduction, Palomino is all upscale Vegas-style glitz. The bold decor fits well with the bustling room, full of aspiring "it girls," studly UCLA docs in scrubs and old-school Holmby Hills residents sipping dry martinis. A winding bar frames a dining room with soaring ceilings. A predominately American menu with European-influences features items like paella, glazed tenderloin of beef and pear-bread pudding.
All the pretense with none of the quality.
by losangelesdiner
I don't know what it is that people see in this place. I've been there a number of times, usually for business dinners, and I have been uniquely unimpressed each time. The menu is overly ambitious, with too much window dressing for the core of each dish. Prices are very high given what they wind up delivering on the table. The wait staff is garden-variety, unimpressive, and generally exhibits "attitude" towards the customers. Give this one a pass. They've figured out the pretense and the pricing but are woefully inadequate in living up to the image they think they're projecting.
- Pros: Not much
- Cons: Price, service, food quality
Utterly disappointed!
by Angel05
We've four of us, ordering a variety of appetizers and main courses. All the dishes were no good. The taste of all dishes was very strong, probably because of all the spices and sauce added. That covers all the fresh taste of the food. It turns out the Paella was too sour (too many lemon pieces), the soup was too spicy (it's supposed a mushroom soup!), and the fish and scallop tasted without any freshness. Even the wine that we ordered was very disappointing. Overall, we think that this restaurant is overrated and we will not go back again.
Happy hour rocks!
by tlorenz
Palomino is great, especially as a bar that's a little more upscale but doesn't have to be pricey: their happy hour makes that possible. The food is suprisingly tasty- the gorgonzola fries and the tomato basil pizza were seasoned perfectly and had just the right amount of salt to please any "drunchies" that may have occured as a result of the $2 glasses of wine. Plus, it has great ambiance: low lighting makes it comfortable and relaxed even during the evening bustle.
- Pros: Happy hour, atmosphere
- Cons: Bartenders have a hard time keeping tabs straight
The Details on Palomino Euro-Bistro
Know Before You Go:
Within walking distance is Diddy Riese, a Westwood Village tradition where you can get a big scoop of homemade ice cream sandwiched between two fresh-baked cookies for only $1.







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