The Local Peasant Woodland Hills Restaurant Bar Dine I

Got the tuna ceviche, lemon pepper wings with Jalapeño Ranch and The Big Mak. The Tuna Ceviche was fresh and the chips were crispy, but I wish they had set more lemon salt. Lemon pepper wings were ok, the celery had more taste than the wings, definitely would have used waaay more sauce. The burger was good to write fresh ingredients but nothing at home. The place is beautiful and large, many tables inside, large bar and tables outside. The prices are a little high. They had parking facilities or street parking. The prices are okay.

This is a new favorite restaurant in Woodland Hills! We happen to be here after we saw the wait for P.F Changs during the Haunt'Oween event, and we're so glad we made it! Amazing service, delicious drinks and food. Just note that like most smaller restaurants in Woodland Hills, there are only parking options. Other than that, we absolutely love it and will be back!

Have a same day reservation by resy and has been in the outdoor terrace. the service was fast and the drinks came out quickly. The deviled speck and eggs were full of taste and ivory. the buttermilk fried chicken sandwich, which is pleasantly spicy with baked in jalapeños on my bungalow. family friendly place or great mood for a date.

The beers are cold and the service is excellent. I really recommend this place! The bartenders are too hot. Best price for a beer in happy hours 5$

It 's a good Hipster Classy spot for beverages and food. Pros: Good Ambiance, feels like a healthy/ organic food spot, beverages are decently priced on the Happy Hour menu. Cons: portion size is small for happy hour food, and the parking sucks. Ugh. The happy hour is great, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. The food is great, and this place could totally be 5 stars, if they just increased the value a little bit. The pricing is on point, $5, and then $9- $10 for most happy hour food items. I just wish the quantity and sizing was a little bit bigger. The Taste is great, and I just want more of it to make it a true happy hour value experience. 5pm during the week is pretty quiet. But this place really comes alive after 6:30 or so. The space is huge! Love the square bar shape, which leaves plenty of room to mingle around. One other gripe I have is the parking situation. A lot of these surrounding houses and streets have blocked off parking because of the surge of people going to the Local Peasant. So it 's metered street parking, otherwise you 're walking quite a bit. In a perfect world, it would be nice if this place relocated, and got into a place where there was tons of FREE parking, for at least 2 hours, THREE or 4 preferred. Maybe move it to the Village on Topanga and Victory? I mean, it would be LEGENDARY if it was there.