Cuisines and Dishes at El Caserio:
- Italian
- Latin American
El Caserio
401 Silver Lake Blvd,
Los Angeles
CA
90026
Today's hours: 12:00 pm-10:00 pm
elcaseriola.com (213) 273-8945
Menu for El Caserio
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Ratings and Reviews for El Caserio
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Apr 30 2012
Jody T. via Yelp
Nice atmoshphere. Good food. HORRIBLY slow service. Sure, we had a large party of 16, but we got there at 11:30 sharp on a Sunday, and there were only 2...read more
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Apr 29 2012
Hanna C. via Yelp
What don't I love about this place? In addition to having off the hook food and service, they even have their own parking lot for inexpensive valet service...read more
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Apr 23 2012
Santana S. via Yelp
Good luck finding this place, yet appreciate a low key gem. Fusion Latin-Italian comfort food with a charming rustic-elegant ambiance to match. I don't know...read more
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Apr 10 2009
Nozferat via Citysearch
We went here a week ago think it'd be a great place. I called ahead of time to reserve a seat for outside. Once we got there, ...read more
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Aug 21 2008
jrt12 via Citysearch
Went there for the first time for a friends birthday dinner. Got there and thought i'd really get into the place right away. i d...read more
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May 05 2008
kwofo via Citysearch
Granted, we did pass up the restaurant on our first encounter, but upon circling came upon the restaurant in a cul-de-sac with a s...read more
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In Short
Even with cooking duties split by one Ecuadorian and one Italian chef, this is a Latin American restaurant at heart, albeit one with a larger selection of hearty pasta dishes than at the original location. An inviting curved bar welcomes visitors into the attenuated main dining room, handsomely apportioned with a gleaming wooden floor and paintings of Quito. But the real draw is the seafood and meat-heavy menu, with dishes like whole fish braised in Creole sauce, grilled steak sauteed with tomatoes, and boneless goat in red sauce with beer.
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