Wolfsglen

Meagan McCall

2 years ago

Wolfsglen is a perfect date spot in Westwood because of the ambiance and service. It’s dim inside, with inviting evening lighting choices, from the dimmable table lamps to the pink design lit up around the border of the bar. You can get a reservation on OpenTable, and there’s cheaper parking available at the meters if you don’t want to park in the lot next door. For an appetizer, you absolutely need to order the Baja Sea Bass Ceviche ($24) that comes with passion fruit & aji amarillo sauce, pickled cherries, tomatoes, micro cilantro, and a side of well-seasoned tortilla chips for scooping. The citrusy sweetness from the passion fruit pairs perfectly with the sea bass, and I will definitely be re-ordering this every time I dine here. Although we were expecting something more substantial, the Bone Marrow & Wagyu Pastrami ($27) is a flavorful savory appetizer for meat-lovers. The meat comes piled on top of the bone, along with grain mustard, capers, shallots, and mushrooms, accompanied by sourdough bread on the side. We came here for the pasta (they have gluten free noodles!) but unfortunately all of their pasta dishes contain dairy that can’t be removed, including the pasta menu items that don’t list cheese. Hopefully they update their menus soon, because we ordered the Bolognese ($27) with the 7 hour braised meat sauce given that I’m a lactose-intolerant carnivore and it was the only pasta that didn’t list parmesan as an ingredient. Not only did it come out covered in cheese, but they couldn’t re-make it dairy free because they pre-mix cheese in the sauce. I’d really appreciate it if they tried making a dairy free meat sauce, as I’m sure other lactose intolerant folks would as well. I was overcharged by a few dollars for the wine I ordered, and when I brought it up to the server he did adjust my bill and he let me know the menu had it listed at the incorrect price. Yet another reason why I hope they fix their menu soon, because the ambiance and food-taste here a

Jim O

year ago

Excellent option before Geffen theater. Staff very attentive and aware of theater timing. Delicious tuna on sticky rice , kampachei credo, and brown butter labmeh. Reasonable wine prices.

Laura Guild

3 months ago

I went there before going to the Geffen theater. Best to have reservations. We hated the spring salad and the mushroom pizza. Both were very good. Live music on Saturday. I’d return.

Khera Douglass

2 years ago

My server, a beautiful tall gentleman with curly hair and a different name that starts with an L I think... recommended the brown butter labneh. I normally wouldn't have ordered that or the Gnudi. He recommended a Bordeaux with it. A meal I would have never ordered myself ended up being one of the best I have enjoyed in quite some time! Thank you ❤️

Yolanda Fisher

4 years ago

If you are looking for top notch service and amazing food, Fellow is the spot! Cozy and chic atmosphere. The menu items were all unique and equally delicious. We tried several of the starters, let's just say we ordered a second serving of the gnudi. Enjoyed tasting several entrees and the duck entree was phenomenal. I highly recommend you try out this spot when in LA!

Henry Ting

2 years ago

It was a nice welcome back to Westwood for me. Wolfsglen is located in one of my past favorite restaurants in Westwood, Moustache' Cafe. Everything was really good, but what I remember the most was the BEST TRUFFLE PARMESEAN FRIES EVER! It was hot and crsipy, not too oily, and with the perfect sprinkling of parmesean and truffle oil. Thats all I can remember. Those perfect fries. Tonight was my second visit. I was really nervous that the fries would not be as good as the first time. I raved it about to my son. And to my joy, the fries were perfect again. And my family loved them too. It did not disappoint! The 3 of us ordered a bunch of appetizers and shared them together. The standout dish tonight was the fresh pasta rigatoni with shrimp (one the 3 fresh pastas of the night.)

Julian Salinas

year ago

The vibes at Wolfsglen are immaculate. Walking in feels like stepping into a trendy loft in DTLA, with every detail, from the ceiling to the chairs, and even the art, exuding quality and style. The atmosphere is both chic and comfortable, creating the perfect setting for a memorable dining experience. As for the food—mouthwatering is an understatement. Every dish left me craving more, and even after leaving, I found myself imagining just one more bite. The flavors were incredibly well-balanced and satisfying. The staff? Lax yet attentive, striking the right balance between relaxed service and making sure you have everything you need. I left Wolfsglen stuffed and overjoyed, thrilled to have discovered this gem. It’s definitely going to be a frequent spot for me, and one I’ll be recommending to all my friends. If you’re looking for a spot that delivers on atmosphere and flavor, this is it.

Esther Oh

2 years ago

Wowza. The food here is innovative and the service impeccable. Best part are the absolutely yummy drinks. Just tell the bartender what kind of drinks you like and tell him to surprise you- mind blowing insta worthy cocktails! The food presentation is also on point. Interior is so pretty it is perfect for everything from a girls weekend brunch with mimosas to a people watching date night. There’s also a giant party/event space inside where someone had a bridal shower and it was done so pretty. I’ve also seen UCLA graduation parties done here as well. Great addition to the neighborhood. Their mouthwatering creek stone ribeye was our personal favorite at the table. It was a crowd pleaser from the very young to kinda old. Their bone marrow was one of a kind. Sprinkled generously with pastrami smeared with some sort of mustard served with crusty bread- very very tasty. It was ok when I first went a while back but in the more recent months the menu changed and food level upgraded so I asked if there was a change in management and was told the chef had changed. Now it's one of my fav restaurants. Definitely will be returning.

Viveat T

3 years ago

Wonderful experience. Our server was a bit shy and mellow. We felt welcomed with the attentiveness of the service. The chocolate cake is the best I've ever had (I usually dislike sweet stuff). We ordered a drink for each of us (4), a salad, 2 appetizers, a main course for each, and 3 desserts to share. Total came to around $430 after tip. Portions are fairly small, please give the desserts a chance! They don't have much of a say on dress code at this fine dining place. Do expect longer waiting time between courses, as they make everything to order. Expect to spend about 1 hour 45 mins here. They do offer some vegetarian options which I adored.

Kichka Palazova

8 months ago

I had such a great experience at Wolfsglen! The food honestly exceeded my expectations. The crispy truffle salmon rice was incredible — the perfect texture with the right amount of truffle flavor. The tostada was super fresh and flavorful, and the branzino might be the best I’ve had in LA. Perfectly cooked, delicate, and beautifully seasoned. The atmosphere is cozy and stylish, and the cocktails were amazing too. Definitely a Westwood gem. I’ll be coming back!