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Cuvée is right at the start of Robertson close to Burton Way so it's a good spot to fuel up before shopping or wind down after hitting the stores. The food is all very good and fresh. Salads are better in my view than the sandwiches. They have outdoor seating and a nice wine selection. Much more laid back than its neighbor "the Ivy" which I think is very over rated. Try any salad with salmon but be sure to try the "Mexican Ceaser Salad"!

Cuvee I went to a few times last summer after I would get out of my internship. I know a lot of people at my office would go there after work as well. It’s a chill place with a cool ambience but the alcohol selection was fairly limited, at least for someone who’s not into wine, like myself. There was a decent variety of beers but everything was overpriced so I usually stuck to the lower-end types. I don’t think Cuvee is a nice enough establishment to warrant those high prices. As for the food, I’ve only had the bread. It’s good, but it’s only bread. I have never really been interested in trying anything else. Overall, this is a solid establishment but nothing special. Come here for a quick drink if you’re in the neighborhood.

Cuvee has become one of my regular lunch locations with one of my dearest Los Angeles friends, especially when the sky is clear, the sun is out, and the temperature is warm. Cuvee on Robertson Boulevard offers cute outdoor patio seating as well as indoor winery style dining. The outdoor patio is decorated with colorful flowers and decorations, offering a summer all year long effect. Walking indoors you get to experience brasserie style dinning amongst winery cellar-esque walls. The menu offers sophisticated takes on deli style sandwiches, pastas, entrees, and salads. My favorite entrée item, which I’ve ordered for lunch and dinner, is their Penne Pasta with tiger shrimp in a spicy rose sauce. I quite enjoy the large plate size, because it always gives me the chance to take some home in the form of left overs. My friend favors the Caesar Salad which she always orders in the form of a wrap sandwich. From my experience Cuvee is a favorite lunch location for most of its fans, however with such an amazing wine selection it is enjoyable just simply for spirits and conversation as well. In addition it boasts a traditional style coffee and espresso bar and a pastry selection that tastes and looks like heaven. Cuvee Wine & Food gives Los Angeles a touch of Southern Italy and France wrapped up with a California Wine Country Bow, which I believe is a superb combination.

Cuvee is my go-to lunch spot with friends when I want to take a break from shopping on Robertson. I really enjoy sitting outside on the side patio. It’s a quaint area with few tables and provides an escape from the noise of Robertson Boulevard. The floral seat cushions give the patio a very garden-like feel. There are so many great options at Cuvee, especially because of their deli, which has fresh sides and pasta salads. Typically I’m not fond of Caesar salads, but here I almost always order the shrimp Caesar! It has a bit of a spicy kick to it, which makes it unique and satisfies my taste buds! I also enjoy the restaurant’s penne with pink sauce and white albacore tuna salad. I haven’t had breakfast at Cuvee, but I’d love to try it eventually. The bread at Cuvee is so delicious and always served warm. It’s hard not to fill up on it before your meal arrives. Other great things at Cuvee include their iced tea, cookies, and little snack items. I always see really stylish and trendy people dining at Cuvee. Makes sense given that it’s on one of the best shopping streets in LA!

I love having Cuvee right around the corner. While it’s a little expensive they have great food options for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and desert. What started as a café has now morphed itself into a coffeeshop, and a café, and a restaurant. The food is all very solid…I particularly like their penne with turkey Bolognese, and the pan-seared salmon…plus they have a massive wine selection. There’s a lot of outdoor seating...plus a few prime seats right out front on Robertson for some good people watching. But if you can’t get those seats there’s usually an entertaining crowd to look at in the indoor seating area or the outdoor patio.

Cuvee on the whole has solid food. I recommend the ahi tuna and the turkey burger is also good. They have a bunch of good desserts as well. Tons of cakes, cookies and other treats. Given its location on Robertson, it's certainly pricey. Expect to pay $3-5 more per order for most entrees. Cuvee transitioned into more of a sit down spot recently. It used to be that you could only order at the register. Now they have a sit down menu as well as a license to sell wine by the glass. Cuvee is a fun lunch spot. Expect to see cute girls. Lots of girls stopping in for a quick drink or something to eat as they shop on Robertson.

I'm a creature of habit - and I don't think I've ordered anything during luck at Cuvée since I discovered their salmon salad. If you live locally in this area, be prepared to run into people you know. It's a big hangout for those in entertainment - they open a little earlier than more restaurants in the area, and their breakfast is very reasonable and if you want it to be, healthy. I enjoy breakfast, brunch, and lunch here - preferably with minimal guests sharing my space. The outdoor area on the side of the restaurant is my favorite place to eat - it's far enough removed from Robertson that it feels a little quiet, and you have the option of shade. Their prices are just a smidge overpriced, but I really like their food and the service is great, so the prices haven't stopped me from coming back.

Cuvée is one of those restaurants where people can never quite tell you which neighborhood it's in. It's technically in an area called Beverly Grove, but I'm sure like most places along Robertson Boulevard, Cuvée would love to refer to themselves as being in Beverly Hills. On the corner of Robertson and Third, Cuvée is one of my favorite restaurants in Los Angeles. They have seating both indoor and outdoor. All their food is prepared fresh, and you always feel like you've eaten healthy when you leave. I recommend their tuna, it's great in their salads or on a sandwich. They also have daily food specials during lunch, so there's a nice surprise waiting for you whenever you go in. The space itself is pretty open and big. One giant rectangle, when you walk in there's the register and salad display on the right, the coffee bar on the left and there's a patio in front and out back. The service is usually pretty good here as the staff is friendly and I think the owner is typically there prepping the food. I think it makes a big difference. I can't vouch for the wine, but I'm told it's great too. Cuvée is the perfect lunch spot, shopping break spot, or just chill spot for reading the paper and sipping an Americano.