Woodland Restaurant Review

Casa de Carlos has been proudly serving unbeatable fine Mexican food in The San Fernando Valley since 1961! No matter what the occasion calls for or your appetite demands, the friendly staff at Casa de Carlos won't let you leave without a smile on your face. The menu features classic favorites and modern adaptations to a culinary tradition that has made Mexico a favorite culinary destination. Casa also has live entertainment every Friday night featuring Johnny Huck Flyn and various guest musicians. Hot Spot Monitors all over the restaurant and the chance to WIN BIG-- $100's if not $1000's!! Check out their great Happy Hour 4 - 7 pm in the cantina.. 4 TV's, sports, entertainment, 1/2 off appetizers, and refreshing drink specials!

uWink Bistro At the center of uWink is our food. It's fresh and made just for you. It's ordered at the table on touch screen terminals, served quickly and accurately by runners. No waiting for a wait person, no misunderstandings in the kitchen. Not flagging down your server to get more water. Our signature bistro fare includes pizza, burgers, salads, appetizers and shareable desserts. Tasty and fresh always! Our lunch special make grabbing a meal (and some fun) a snap. There's something for everyone to enjoy – any time of day. Our look and feel are dynamic. Ever-changing iCandy creates a hip and sophisticated environment and a lively bar area make uWink a comfortable and entertaining place to spend an evening. Our speedy service makes uWink an excellent place to grab a quick and delicious lunch. There is a connection with uWink that so many feel when they first walk in the door. You're immediately with iCandy, inviting you to engage and enjoy, while savoring the innovative flavors of our menu, uWink offers a premium convenience where you always feel welcome and where you always have a great time.

Gaucho Grill The Gaucho is a man who cherishes simple pleasures and considers the Pampas his friend. Founded in October 1987 by Argentinian native Adolfo Suaya, Gaucho Grill now has 7 locations that provide great tasting, affordable Argentine-style cuisine. Adolfo had originally come to the California to pursue a film career in 1985. One day after film school in 1987, Adolfo had a craving for Argentine home cooking. He thought of the shopping center on Sunset and Laurel next to the Director's Guild that he passed every day with a "For Lease" sign. An idea was born. After several months of painstaking work to realize his vision, Adolfo opened the first Gaucho Grill. A year later a second one was opened

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