Nook
(310) 207-5160
11628 Santa Monica Blvd Ste 9
Los Angeles,
CA
90025
34.0444
-118.4545
Neighborhoods: West LA, West Los Angeles
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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 feels more like a hidden dining destination than some strip mall joint. Solo diners and small groups convene at the communal table, while couples opt for the booths lining the wall. The menu features small plates like pan-roasted mussels with linguisa sausage (large enough for sharing), big plate selections such as organic chicken paillard with mashed potatoes and broccolini, and homemade soups and salads that use seasonal ingredients. For a sweet finish, the chocolate-banana bread pudding is a popular dessert.
User Reviews
Elink187
January 13, 2009
If you have never been here, you must go. They have great items on the menu, but once you have been there 10 times you will be hoping for more options.
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Anonymous
December 09, 2008
Nook is a nice neighborhood place that you can come and enjoy some decent food and good service. It's a little hard to find hidden in the corner but you'll be glad when you do. The desserts are gooooood.
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Wrigglesworth
July 07, 2008
It really is in a "nook." You would never expect to find such a great place where it's at. Food is great and the service was good. The group table in the middle of the restaurant is a little odd, but I guess that adds to the uniqueness of the restaurant.
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Know Before You Go:
This tiny eatery holds only about 30 diners, so bring some friends and request a booth.
Look Good:
Located in a mini-mall just west of Barry Avenue, the somewhat obscured eatery is tucked between a pizza parlor and a Chinese restaurant. Its name is listed on a corner sign with the other mall businesses.
Look Good:
Located in a mini-mall just west of Barry Avenue, the place is literally tucked behind a pizza parlor and a Chinese restaurant. Its name is listed on a corner sign with the other mall businesses.
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Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, Lunch Spot, Hidden Find
