
Opened in 2021 with Curated Wines and California Cuisine. We offer a unique experience of a rotating and seasonal menus of both food and wine. Now also offering our one of a kind Somm Table tasting experience curated by our Somm and Chef. Offering dining spaces both inside and on our two patios. -Every Wednesday is our BURGER OF THE NIGHT that changes every month with seasonal ingredients. They do sell out as there are limited numbers! -Brunch is also now on Sundays!!! Open at 11:00 am every Sunday and served till 3:00 PM with full dinner menu starting at 3:00pm
Hours
| Friday | 3–10 PM |
| Saturday | 3–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3416 Verdugo Rd, Glassell Park, CA 90065
Phone: (323) 739-0058
Website: http://wifeandthesomm.com/
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From the very beginning, they felt like a real planning partner — thoughtful, responsive, calm under pressure, and genuinely invested in making the night joyful and easy for both us and our 40+ guests. They guided us through decisions in a way that felt fun (not stressful), and they handled the logistics with the kind of confidence that lets you actually relax and enjoy your own celebration.
A major highlight was the tasting ahead of time. We did a full tasting of the food, desserts, and beverage pairings, and it was an experience in itself — delicious, well-paced, and thoughtfully curated. It made us feel completely confident going into the event.
And the desserts deserve their own callout: they were standout across the board, and knowing that Christy bakes them herself made it even more special. Multiple guests brought them up afterward without us prompting — always a great sign.
The night-of execution was seamless: the flow, the service, the energy — everything just worked. Our guests felt taken care of, and we felt present for every moment. I’m including photos because the setup was beautiful, but what really made the night was the care, attention, and partnership from Christy and her team.
If you’re considering Wife and the Somm for a milestone celebration, we can’t recommend them highly enough. We’re so grateful.
The only downside was that we were seated near the entrance, and cigarette smoke from people smoking outside kept coming in, which was a bit uncomfortable.
Aside from that, everything was excellent. It’s a restaurant I’m genuinely excited to see listed as a Bib Gourmand in the future.
PREVIOUS REVIEW2:
It really is such a wonderful gem in my neighborhood. Not because it is close but because it offers a delightful dining experience. Loved everything from Meat and cheese (with Tomino del Boscaiolo, Caciotta truffle, prosciutto Toscana), the Caciotta Truffle, Ahi Tuna Tartare, Roasted Mary’s Duck breast, Grilled Cuttlefish, and Delicata squash. Lastly, the ambiance is modern and cool but cozy at the same time. And not to forget, the staff provided knowledgeable guidance about the wife’s fortes even if we disappointed the somm.
PREVIOUS REVIEW1:
A jewel, where one would not expect one, kind of at the edge of a residential area in the Glassell/Mount Washington/Eagle Rock area. But boy, it definitely was a superb choice that had long been on my list. The elegant ambience and design contrast a little bit with the surrounding neighborhood. Even if one focused more on the wife rather than the sommelier, the visit was perfect.
The staff was super friendly, so friendly and eager to please that they showed up independently and slightly discoordinatedly to redundantly ask our wishes.
But really, the food was outstanding. We took a selection of roughly 4-5 items (bread and butter, Burrata Salad, Hamachi Crudo, Ahi Tartar, and Tomato salad), and for this time skipped on the dessert, even though it looked delicious from what we could see on neighboring tables. Everything was a beautiful combination of colors and flavors, totally fresh and wonderfully arranged.
The part that we miss a little bit – coming back from Europe with the never-ending evenings in restaurants – are the longer kitchen hours. Here specifically, it closed at 9 PM with the restaurant closing two new guests at 10 PM. In Europe, in contrast, we entered the restaurants at those times and just got started …
(Originally posted by me on Yelp)
I made a reservation weeks ago, yet when we arrived, we were met with a film crew and a table dining that was set up for what appeared to be a reality TV shoot. No one on staff acknowledged what was happening. While we were likely seated outside the camera shot, the whole atmosphere felt off.
As we left, we noticed a waiver and liability sign placed to the side of the entry door – something we hadn’t seen when entering. It basically informed us that by entering we agreed to this.
It’s disappointing that we weren’t informed of the filming when booking, confirming the reservation the day prior, or even upon arrival. I understand this may bring in revenue for the restaurant, and it’s LA, but customers deserve the choice to opt out of that experience. Not having made a drive to the restaurant and maybe or maybe not see a sign – what would have happened if we had seen the sign and decided not to enter? Do we get penalized for a “no show”, do we need to make last minute dinner plans at 7:30pm on a Saturday? It’s disappointing.
We’ve always enjoyed dining here, but based on tonight, I’m not sure we’d return.
Great vibes and good food, but timing could improve.
Last time I was there I was with three friends and we ordered a decent amount of food and wine. The bill was $700 and I didn’t eat a thing that I can remember fondly. The ribeye had an odd flavor. The salumi and potatoes were the most serv(ice)able items.
We drank wine that they seemed to want us to have. We paid almost $700 for four people.
Every restaurant is dealing with higher costs, but it’s turning out that only a few find other ways to make us, their customers, feel that we are getting our money’s worth. If you’re going to pay this much for a meal, you can do better.
The wine selection was incredible. I was able to meet a lot of staff, share som stories, talk palettes and enjoy a splendid evening.
Ambiance is wonderful. Food is solid. Perfect evening out