“We went for a quiet happy hour / catch-up session with a friend who was in town for work and on her way to catch her flight.” “We entrusted this important occasion to 3Twenty b/c Edgar & his staff work so hard to ensure their customers have a great experience.” “Skillet steak with Roquefort butter left one of those indelible impressions on me that I will not soon forget.” Show more review highlights "My daughter and I stopped by for lunch after church on Sunday. Everyone is so friendly and you hear the lovely tones of the French language filtering through the air. We ordered the strawberry crepe and…" "I must admit, I came here with an expecting to have a 2-3 star diner style experience, however, I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed eating here. I ordered the breakfast burrito with a side of…" Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about 3Twenty Wine Lounge. You Might Also Consider "We saw Ma's Italian Kitchen on the "new restaurants near you" e-mail from Yelp... saw the positive reviews, and--since we're always looking for new dining options in town--decided to give this new Italian…"

"If you like artichoke you're gonna love this place. I get salads from all over and simply salad is one of my favourites for their unique ingredient offerings (artichoke/sun dried tomato/garbanzo beans)…"“They have a great happy hour plus their menu and wine list are first class.” “Lorna and her team of amazing servers and bartenders kept the appetizers coming and wine flowing for the whole time.” “Fantastic service and the food was amazing -- Turkey Meatballs & Squid Salad especially.” Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Wilde Wine Bar & Restaurant.The wine bar and restaurant wants to be your home away from home.Restaurant "Check out our feature in Daymaker's list of best things to do in LA! Check out our write up here: http://goo.gl/acPz62" IPepper botThis place is great! Come over for St. Patrick’s Day and participate to win $50.00 ST PATRICK´S DAY CONTEST LIKE & SHARE TO WIN /mypepperbot/photos/a.1733530686958080.1073741829.1593266137651203/1733935210250961/?type=3&theater # # # # #Gaelic Los AngelesDelilah Los AngelesAmerican restaurantU.S.

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It leaves you at the mercy of a glass of wine (15-20 by-the-glass options) and the prospect of having to actually converse with your date, Instagram-free. While most places close between lunch and dinner, A.O.C. stays open, so the move is to day-date. Head there around 3:30pm, grab a cheese plate or the bacon-wrapped dates with Parmesan, and a glass of wine (they've got 30 by-the-glass options, heavy in bio-sustainable or organic French wines), then snag a spot out on their amazing patio. The name itself is the abbreviation for “Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée", which is the designation given to a specific geographical area and style of winemaking within France. It’s official: Burbank has a kick-ass wine bar. With 50 vinos by-the-glass ranging in price from $9-$15, there are plenty of Old World and New World options constantly in rotation. The focus is on the wine, but there's also a superb menu of tapas, shared plates, and charcuterie. Grab a pan con tomate along with a glass of red from Spain, and "accidentally" rub elbows with your date -- the space can get a bit tight, but isn't that the point?

Pour Haus Wine Bar Oxtail tacos and Lambrusco slushies? Owner Lorena Poras loves Italian wines, and discovered that some medium-dry Lambrusco she was carrying also made for a powerful adult slushy (sometimes it’s good to be all grown-up). The wine list rotates monthly, and the bar doubles as a retail shop with about 100 facings. They’ll also open just about any bottle, as long as you purchase two glasses. And if you want to get more involved, every Tuesday at 7:30pm is trivia night, with the winning team getting a discount on their check/bragging rights/probably more slushies. Vintage is a Hollywood wine bar with a sort-of industrial/minimalist vibe, where you can nibble on deviled eggs topped with caviar, and sip boutique wines from Italy or the Pacific Northwest. The place has a decidedly East Coast feel, making it a reliable stop for any Dukes of York and ex-pats from NYC. They've also just opened Vintage Wine + Market, a retail shop at 3300 Overland Ave in Culver City, following the same philosophy as the bar: boutique wines and small producers with an emphasis on affordability.

Left Coast Wine Bar/Facebook Bad idea: strollers and screaming kids at The Americana. Good idea: art, vino, and live music, which happens seven nights a week ACROSS from The Americana in the upstairs loft at Left Coast Wine Bar. Order up some olives and artichoke dip before delving into their global wine list, which runs deep with California gems from Lodi and Paso Robles, as well as some baller bottle options from Sta. Rita Hills. Sandwiched between LACMA and Larchmont, this casual, metropolitan wine bar is a family-run operation with a global wine list that focuses on the quintessential interpretations of each wine from that region, be it a French Burgundy or a Cali Pinot. The patio is the big draw, as are the comfy antique armchairs positioned near a row of enomatic wine dispensers showcasing about 40 wines that rotate on a regular basis, often sporting a theme (Grenache from Southern Spain, Australia, France, and the US!), so you can taste your way through that grape and gain an understanding of different styles.

Don't leave without ordering the arancini -- two good-sized rice balls stuffed with goat cheese and Spanish chorizo. Easily one of the best wine bar experiences in all of Los Angeles, co-owner Matthew Kaner and his well-groomed ginger beard are actively behind the bar most nights, and he'll sell you on the esoteric varieties (like Tannatt and Lemberger), plus small-production gems from around the world with a focus on California Central Coast, French, and Italian wines. Ordering is forcibly social and takes place under the “Order Here” sign, which is a big positive because they’ll get you talking about wine while leading you through a few pours, until settling on something you’ll actually like. With two locations boasting the same menu and setup, you could play out similar consecutive first dates without feeling the shame of showing up at the same spot with a “new” friend the next night. The good news is that this is a wine bar for wine drinkers, not tasters and talkers, so there's no chatty staff asking if you get the “beetroot and huckleberry”.

There’s some offbeat juice on the list -- not the same stuff you find at Vons or Albertsons, but nothing uber-rare, and most wines are under $50 a bottle, or $8-$12 a glass. Barbrix is a solid Eastside wine bar with a hefty food menu, plus the place is literally built into a former house with a great patio, so there’s quite a “homey” feel. Wines are brought in a couple cases at a time, and once they're plowed through, it's onto something else. Claudio, the owner, is a big fan of Grüners and Rieslings as well as Nebbiolos, so look for those options by-the-glass, and go on Thursday nights when they go bonkers with “Pasta Palooza” specials. Flickr user Derek Gavey Yes, this is a liquor store, but tucked away under an old-school awning is a wine bar, which is open Monday through Saturday with a menu that changes daily. It feels a little like tailgating, somehow. Occasionally, they’ll host a “Wine & Vinyl” night where you can bring your own records or rummage through their old-school collection.

Flickr user James Williams Pull up a stool at the V-shaped marble bar and ask for “Mikey” -- he’s the owner, and he personally knows all the dudes and dudettes who make the wine sitting on his shelves. Everything is tiny production, micro-winery stuff, and the best part is that you’re in for total discovery -- chances are, you and yours have never heard of any of the wines (chances are, that's true everywhere, but especially here). Flights are the way to go, and the staff will load you up on winemaker history along with generous pours. This neighborhood beach bar is anything but laid-back -- it’s hopping most nights with a wildly attractive crowd (either fully entrenched in the movie biz, or desperately trying to break in), all gathered around fairly tight quarters. Divinely prepared and well-portioned charcuterie plates set the bar high for pairing your way from Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Ribera Del Duero, to Napa and Santa Barbara, with wines that are really, really good.