
We offer Classic, rustic Italian Cuisine with a New Generation approach. Enjoy the experience of Food & Wine pairing during our Wine Tastings, or spend quality time during a relaxing dinner in a classic Italian Trattoria atmosphere, while tasting our authentic Italian cuisine, and sipping a glass from our 100% Italian Wine Selection… or a Great Italian Artisanal beer…
Rustic Italian dishes & an extensive wine list in an easygoing setting with country-style decor.
Hours
| Friday | 5–9 PM |
| Saturday | 5–9 PM |
| Sunday | 5–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–9 PM |
| Thursday | 5–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4501 E Carson St #105, Long Beach, CA 90808
Phone: (562) 421-0124
Website: http://vinoecucinalb.com/
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Reviews
They started by serving us fresh and fluffy bread with olive oil and balsamic. We ordered the calamari appetizer, bolognese and the special of the night, spaghetti ala chitarra. We also ordered an Italian Menabrea amber beer and a chocolate puff pastry dessert. Everything was so fresh and delicious! We will be returning!
Their rotating specials and tasting (essentially, a 3-course dinner) menus keep their offerings varied with every visit.
While certainly a bit on the pricey side for the servings offered, the quality of ingredients and preparation make it well worth it – especially if one is craving Northern Italian cuisine.
Sadly, no Horse or Rabbit on the menu, so I’ll have to get my fill of that next time I visit Milan haha.
The burrata e prosciutto was absolutely wonderful. The creamy mozzarella paired perfectly with the fresh arugula and Parma prosciutto, making it a standout starter. The scoglio, a seafood pasta with linguine, mussels, clams, calamari, shrimp, and scallops in a lightly spicy tomato sauce, was satisfying and flavorful. However, the bolognese was underwhelming. While the fettuccine noodles were cooked well, the tomato beef ragout lacked depth and complexity. A touch of Worcestershire sauce, soy, or more Italian herbs could have elevated its flavor. For dessert, we had the tiramisu. While it was good, it could have been exceptional with a stronger espresso or coffee flavor and perhaps more rum, as the richness was slightly lacking.
The service was attentive, and the overall experience was pleasant. While a couple of dishes could be improved, the restaurant has a lot of potential, and we’re curious to try more items from their menu in the future.
–But the foooood?…
The stuffed pasta pouches are AMAZING. Get them.
Also the spaghetti, the pesto and Bolognese are great.
All pasta al dente perfection with perfect chew and perfect give.
Fried artichokes for starters? Yes, the portion could afford two more pieces, please….
but seriously, them there stuffed pouches… I need seconds!