Margot

Had a delightful time at Margot. We got there around 11:30am during the rainy week in LA. Place is beautifully decorated. It feels kinda like an Anthropologie-like vibe. We loved it. We sat in the corner by all the floor to ceiling windows overlooking the tram (whatever it’s called) Service was attentive and he made solid recommendations. We ordered the Oatmeal Pancakes, the potato things (forgot the name but it looked like mini potatoes pancakes) Beet and Burrata salad and the Chicken Caesar salad. All of it was portioned well and tasted wonderful to us. It was just the right amount of food with no leftovers. There were 3 of us. The bar looks super and was getting much busier as we were leaving (12:45pm-ish) Valet was convenient, since the parking isn’t that easy. At least for us i

Nice place for a date night. Fancy. Indoor and outdoor seating on the roof. Views are of Culver City buildings & the metro train, not a garden, but it was still nice. Salad "small plate" starter was plenty to share for an appetizer. Pasta main dish was also a good size. The salmon main course was a bit small, but as expected for a fancy place. The drinks were fabulous . Have vegetarian items if you eat dairy/eggs/ pasta, but not too many vegan items.

Had a solid meal here with the family. Good vibes, great service, and the cocktails were excellent. After having brunch I'm interested in coming back to try the dinner menu.

Margot is a gorgeous restaurant. 🤩 It was a bit tricky for us to find, if you enter from Landmark, it’s in the far right back corner of the plaza. The service was impeccable, and I’ll reiterate what I started with, the place is beautiful and welcoming. I went with a client for a business lunch but I can imagine how fun this place would be on a weekend. Now, I will say this. The food was good, but it’s very overpriced. You’re definitely paying for the beauty of the place and the soap in the bathroom. Salad $30. Water $10. Want a refill on your iced tea? You’re paying $6 each time. 😐 Would I go back? I would with clients but not on my own. Too 🤑

1 star – Pricing Transparency Concern (Valentine’s Day) I’m sharing this experience so other families and customers know to ask detailed pricing questions before dining here, especially on holidays. On Valentine’s Day, my three teenagers (ages 13, 14, and 16) went to Margot for dinner. They’ve eaten here before, so we expected pricing similar to the regular menu (most entrées listed around $28–$70). However: The reservation confirmation said only “Prix Fixe Menu” — no price was listed When they arrived, they were given a special menu with no prices No one explained that the Valentine’s menu was $150 per person They were told they would receive “one of everything” Because there were three of them, staff said the restaurant would add “extra dishes,” which sounded like accommodation —