Cuvee

I walked upon this place in between an appointment in the medical wing of Beverly Hills and work; it was a lovely find. Excellent wine list, menu and happy hour. I had the Buffalo Shrimp and Chamdeville Brut on happy hour followed by the Butternut Squash Ravioli, a buttery Chardonnay and eventually a coffee. All of it was excellent and well priced and the outside patio down the side of the restaurant was pretty and relaxing with a bubbling fountain and little lights and candles once the sun went down. My server Mariliis was sweet, helpful and professional. I work in the industry and so I’m apt to be critical but I highly recommend stopping by for wine alone or to eat as well.

I’m appalled by the manager’s RUDE behavior. I have NEVER been treated so poorly at a restaurant, let alone at such a nice one. Customer service is at 0% here. She refused to come to our table after putting in a complaint and asking to speak to the manager, so we had to go to her «station» only for her to literally raise her voice at us. It was embarrassing, for her. She not only did not make us a happy customer, which is her job, but she argued about petty things, yelled and told us to not come back. «Adiós» was her exact word.

Snack while I waited for the Makeup Forever tutorial to start across the street.
THE AMBIANCE:
Cuvee is a small eatery. They have tables inside and tables in the small, outside patio. There is a dessert counter and a small «bar» counter on opposite walls. In the evening, the place is dimly lit.
THE FOOD:
I sat at the bar and ordered the buffalo shrimp appetizer and was pleased. The shrimp were perfectly coated in both breading and sauce. When I bit into the shrimp, it was firm and not soggy. Big plus. The celery was fresh and the ranch was tasty. I would order this plate again. It is definitely snack-​size.
THE TIPS:
Street parking. Über it instead if you’re close.

I’ve had Cuvee food delivered to my office more times than I can count and I’ve always enjoyed each and every bite. So over the holidays while out shopping I was looking for a lunch spot and my friend suggested Cuvee as we were heading over in that area. I was like YEAH! Let’s go check it out in person. It’s a cute little restaurant and we dined outside on their patio. I had the best tuna melt! OMG! I would go back just for that. It was a bit pricer than your average tuna melt type of meal but when you are still craving it 2 months later you know it was good.

Hands down one of my favorite lunch spots to frequent. There is a great outdoor patio. They have a wide variety of items to choose from. I absolutely love their salads. I recommend the spicy shrimp Caesar or the taco salad with shrimp or chicken. Their pastries are also to die for as well. Love the peanut butter cookie. The owner is very nice and the staff is always friendly and gets the orders out fairly quickly. It can get very busy during lunch hour so that is the only time the wait tends to be on the longer side.

I go there sometimes during lunch. My favorite are the poached salmon and 2 sides of salad. I have chosen different kinds of salads and liked all of them. It’s quick service and the price is just around $ 15 bucks for it. For getting a healthy meal it is not too shabby.

Came here for breakfast on a Saturday morning.
Ambiance: We sat outside which seats about 8 – 10 people. Inside there are a couple of tables. It was 10am so there weren’t too many people. Place is clean and spacious.
Service: Waitress was nice, nothing out of this world. When you check in it says you get a free cupcake but they no longer had cupcakes so I was offered a free cookie. This was a nice gesture but the cookie itself was hard as a rock.
Food and drinks: We had the breakfast burrito and the bacon, spinach Benedict. Both dishes were quite yummy. Their latte was yummy and big portioned.
Prices: Breakfast dishes were $ 13 – 18.
The chances of me returning to LA are slim to none but overall I was satisfied with the quality of the food.

Great selection of wine, always impressed by the food, and amazing customer service. Been coming here for 3 years and never disappoints. The patio area is a great escape from the bustle of Robertson.

OK wine bar with a a nice dog friendly patio. Food is OK. It calls itself a «bakery» but I’m not sure why, as, while they have some based goods, they’re not baked there. Deli case salads aren’t great and not necessarily made fresh everyday.

I’ve eaten here twice, no regrets. It’s nicely decorated, comfortable seating inside or outside, and consists of a bakery and numerous wine selections lining the walls. Literally a one stop shop. Food, wine, bakery!
Along the bakery, there’s a bar for happy hour wines and a television; I waited here for my to-​go orders.
My first time here, I got the turkey burger with a curry cauliflower salad. While waiting, I sat near the bakery and indulged in the pumpkin bar — absolutely delectable! Topped with whip cream, the best treat yet. Second visit, I got the spicy shrimp Caesar salad-​I wasn’t wowed by the salad, but it was pretty good.
I’d love to eat here again. Although a little pricey, it’s the quality you pay for and ultimately receive!

Eh. I think this place is kinda overrated and overpriced. I much prefer the salad options at Lemonade for a more reasonable price. I got the trio of salads ($ 10.95) with the sun dried tomato salad, lemon chicken salad, and one of the orzo salads. All three were pretty oily and bland. I ended up eating them all together because they tasted the same anyways. Of the three, I liked the sun dried tomato one the best, but I think that’s just because I like sun dried tomatoes. While the location is super convenient for me for work, I won’t be going out of my way to come back.

I have been visiting this place for years and have always had a wonderful experience — food and service wise. Today was a different story, the owner was EXTREMELY rude to me as I was checking out. She really ruined the rest of my day and I will NOT be returning! What a bummer, used to love this place…

Free cupcake is no longer available!
Spicy shrimp Caesar salad was great. Also had the turkey club as a panini which was good but certain bites had a processed, plastic aftertaste. Can’t pinpoint which ingredient was causing it.
Anyways, I’m a fan and would go back for dinner or lunch again.

Excellent apple tarts, I was blown away. Made in-​house, with nuts and very flavorful, not too sweet. Tee and latte fit perfectly. Love the outdoor patio. Will be back for sure!

Food was an absolute 10 star. I had the turkey burger which was deliciously flavored! We also had mimosas which (are always) delish. We unlocked the Unilocal offer for a free cupcake (they were out so let me choose anything else from the bakery!) The cheesecake we had was light and not too sweet.
The place itself is adorable and has great seating arrangements. I loved the intimacy of cuvee and can likely come back here for dinner, breakfast or brunch. Service itself was pretty slow, but not so bad. Id say if your in a rush just get to-​go. This is def a leisurely sunday spot!

If you’re looking for a low-​key, casual spot spot on Robertson where you’re not paying «The Ivy» prices and afterward you can get your shopping on, this is a fair choice. (But let’s be real: this isn’t 2007 and nobody really cares about Kitson anymore. Why are you even here?)
It’s right between Beverly Hills and West Hollywood so it’s convenient but the parking? Less convenient. If the Gods are smiling upon you, you’ll find street parking, otherwise you can pay to park in the lot a block away.
Cuvee is decent for breakfast or lunch with friends and less perfect but still okay for a business meeting because it can get loud and hard to hear everyone.
The coffee is decent and they offer almond and soy milk which is always something that makes me happy.
NOTE: THEY DO NOT SERVE OATMEAL ANY MORE AND THAT IS BAD NEWS
They used to have Steel-​Cut Oatmeal w/​Brown Sugar and Apple Cinnamon Topping. Made with water it was awesome. Now it’s gone. And I’ll come here less frequently.
If you eat eggs they have a lot of egg options, omelettes, french toast and bagels with salmon. Not a lot for vegans so unless you want coffee for breakfast, hold off on coming here until lunch or dinner.
The Thai Chicken Crunch Salad (w/​Watercress, Cabbage, Mixed Greens, Cilantro, Bean Sprouts, Snow Peas, Edamame, Carrots, Quinoa & a Spicy Thai Peanut Dressing) is great and you can say no chicken of you don’t eat meat and I don’t.
Otherwise you can do a deli counter combo, if you’re vegetarian or vegan. They feature «salad» specials on a daily basis. You can get them as combo plates with two salads from the deli counter or all salads from the deli counter. Several vegan options including grilled veggies, artichoke salad, cous cous mixed with quinoa, and pesto pasta with veggies – sometimes they have lentils and those are pretty good. (They rotate these selections out but there are always a few decent choices.)
They do have an extensive wine and beer menu but this isn’t the place I’d come for that. Then again I think of drinking at dinner and this isn’t somewhere I’d seek out for dinner. It seems more of a daytime place to me. If you want to get your drink on in the afternoon, maybe you’ll love it. Just call an über or get a ride after. Thanks in advance on behalf of people who want to live.
Service is fine. Not amazing but not awful.
Also they have a bakery section and offer a free cupcake with a check in but I didn’t see any cupcakes in the counter and I doubt they’d be vegan anyway. I didn’t try to collect but you can try and see what they offer you instead. I know it won’t be oatmeal.

Awfull experience. We were shown to a patio table, within 5 minutes a waitress took our order for Ahi salad thai dressing and crab cakes for my wife. It took an hour for us to get the food. When it arrived my salad was drenched in too much dressing, the leaves limp and seemed not fresh. I asked her why we were left so long waiting and the reply was oh the kitchen was busy with a lot of take out orders.
I woukd not recommend this business based on how it went today.

This place is right around the corner from my house. Walked by and decided to try it. I walked in and Grey a server made sure i was seated and taken care of. My server Chantal was super attentive, recommended great dishes; warmed chicken kale salad, garlic fries (its fat fries with actual garlic on them) and i got a fruit salad. The Arnold Palmer was on point. And the lemon tart for dessert is to die for.
Serioulsy great breakfast and brunk/​lunch place! Very happy and full! :)

Reliable, comfy place to get huge, delicious salads.
Chicken Taco salad with extra Pico is the go to. You pay a lot but you get a lot, never disappointed. Have tried multiple things on the menu.
Great patio to sit and chill on Robertson. Always good service.
I don’t think the overall rating here does it justice.

Everything was excellent from the food to the service. We were greeted and checked up on until our 3^rd guest arrived. Our waitress was a very nice young lady who gave us time and attention when needed. She gave recommendations on dishes and they were great.
The everything cookie is a must. Do not leave without one. Even if you are full. trust me!!!
The grilled vegetable plate was perfectly cooked, but wish it had a little more goat cheese– I need to be healthier though so I can’t complain!
The salmon and risotto was filling and other cooked to perfection!
My new goto spot for sure!

There must be hundreds of little places like this scattered across LA… cute little cafes that specialize in breakfast and lunch. This place also serves dinner and serves wine so — bonus. And it is very cute. The patio out the side door is the place to be when the weather is typical LA gorgeous. Order in the front at the register (line can get long during lunch!), get a number, walk over to the bakery area to get prepared cups of ice water (I’m glad I had a regular with me because otherwise, I would not have known) and pick up your iced tea from the fridge and your lemonade from the counter — again you need to know this stuff because it isn’t that clear.
You might have some sticker shock but then you remember that you’re right down the street from the IVY (and you’re super impressed about that) and you are after all in Beverly Hills. Still, I think I paid like $ 11 or more for my «White Albacore Tuna Salad Sandwich» that came with chips. Prices aren’t on their website (a bullshit practice that I abhor). Sandwich was good though… I loved that it had avocado — everything should in my opinion.
My friend ordered what I think was a special — the «Mexican Burger»… basically a cheeseburger with guacamole. He enjoyed it. The fries served alongside didn’t look that interesting but they did seem to satisfy. I don’t recall the price but I’m sure it was at least $ 12.
The staff that works the dining area is very helpful with getting drink refills, helping to move umbrellas on the patio and bringing boxes to pack food to go.
Check in with Unilocal and you’ll get an offer for a free cupcake. They didn’t have cupcakes on the day I was there and there seemed to be a little confusion about the offer in general (apparently they haven’t seen one in a while?), but I did get my choice of a free cookie. I chose a linzer cookie with some raspberry jam and it was really good. So make sure to check in and get yourself a free cookie — or something tasty from their bakery case.
This is a nice place with decent food. I think the prices are a little steep for lunchtime sandwich and potato chips and parking is very difficult in this area, but food quality and service make this a place I would definitely go back to if in the neighborhood.