Cuisines and Dishes at Vinoteque:
- French
- Spanish
Vinoteque
4437 Sepulveda Blvd,
Culver City
CA
90230
vinotequela.com (310) 482-3490
Menu for Vinoteque
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Ratings and Reviews for Vinoteque
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Jul 14 2009
Scott M. via Yelp
Too bad it closed. I really wanted to try it. I did think it was in an odd location though.read more
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May 10 2009
Patrick M. via Yelp
I really liked this place. don't think it was too expensive, I've been to places that were far worse. I went a few times and the owner chatted with me....read more
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Jan 14 2009
Jess A. via Yelp
I cannot tell you how sad this closing makes me.read more
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Jan 05 2009
via Citysearch
This is the place kids go to kick back and relax after school is out. You can get a nice cold drink, perhaps an Italian soda to qu...read more
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Jun 12 2008
sipandswirl via Citysearch
I'm in love with this hot new spot in Culver City! Wow! Finally, somebody got it right! We went last Monday for their wine and foo...read more
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Mar 24 2008
via Citysearch
This is a relatively new coffee shop in Culver City. They serve slow food, meaning sit down, kick back, hang out. It's always ni...read more
From Citysearch
In Short
Adam Fleischman of Bottlerock fame has helped extend his empire with a stylish, yet relaxing two-roomed space for vino and live music. A segmented wall divides the bar from the main dining area and performance space, where a young, well-turned-out crowd enjoys well-priced wines, tuneful performers, and admires the ornamental bottles attached to the wall. An assortment of gourmet cheeses highlights a short menu. A handful of wines are always available by the glass, and there is an extensive list of bottles, with California, France, and Italy particularly well-represented.
Hits: In a town where $18 glasses of mediocre cab have become depressingly common, the prices are quite reasonable. The live jazz, blues, and classical music create a festive but elegant atmosphere.
Misses: The service can be inattentive, and the menu is spartan in comparison with food-centered tapas bars.
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