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AR Cucina

Name: AR Cucina
Address: 9531 Culver Blvd, Culver City, CA, 90232, US
Telephone: (310) 558-8800
Price range: $$$

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9531 Culver Blvd, Culver City, California, 90232, United States

(310) 558-8800 arcucina.com

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Sam Oertwig

Feb 17, 2018

Happy hour is best deal at this trendy happening local bar/restaurant. Talented mixologist makes interesting cocktails and appetizers were very good. Enjoyed dinner in quieter porch area. We went there for a friend's birthday and had a fine time. As I mentioned food was very good, but nothing spectacular. Not what I would consider a "foodie" place to go.

Justin Frech

Apr 2, 2018

I've eaten here twice (brunch & dinner) and I feel like this is the best place to eat in Culver City. Great food, great service, great prices. I'm actually only writing this review because I don't understand why people go anywhere else.

jacquie van wagner

Apr 25, 2018

Yummmmm! Great food, always several delicious specials, a solid wine list, craft cocktails, very professional service in an attractive setting where conversation is actually possible! Definitely try at least one special.

Sean Reyes

May 14, 2018

1st Visit - Loved it, but cant remember much about it. 2nd Visit - What the heck happened? We sat down and immediately picked out 4-5 things on the menu we wanted and would order, seemed like the perfect setup for our appetite. The waiter then notified us that 4 of our choices were out, and literally struggled to suggest anything further instead, just dead pan 'uhhhh'. I get it, end of the day, probably completely wiped, but out of 4 dishes?? Those were just the ones we picked, i imagine there were others out that we didn't pick. The suggested red was also very flat on flavor, very mild even though it was described as full bodied. The two salads we got; the beet&avocado seemed like they ran out of ingredients, maybe a half avocado worth ($15), and the Arugula was terrible, we left most of it on the plate - who puts giant raw mushrooms and fava beans with arugula and no dressing ($12)? You could walk down the street and get the best salads in Los Angeles at sweetgreen for that price. Bread options are really good, the chicken meatballs were pretty good. All in all, $100 meal, left completely disappointed, might not be returning.

Spencer Hom

Feb 17, 2018

AR Cucina is an Italian place in culver, with more upscale decor. There’s indoor and covered outdoor seating, and bar seating that faces the kitchen/pizza oven. Service was alright, sitting at that pizza bar area. The clientele seems to middle aged coming after work, at least on a Thursday. The menu is not too big, it’s mainly pizzas, salads, and pastas. The price point is higher than average, but this is viewed as a fancier Italian place. Cocktails are expensive, there’s no complementary bread, but you can order it, it being pizza crust essentially. I ordered the butternut squash pasta and a margherita pizza. I must say the pasta was very good...it was soft, fresh, with a browned butter sauce that covered the entirely-too-big plate. The pizza was good as well, sufficient sauce and cheese. However, i think the portion sizes are about 25% too small for the price. Aside from that, it’s a good try if you have the wallet for it.

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Opening Hours

Tue:5:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Wed:5:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Thu:5:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Fri:5:30 pm - 10:30 pm

Sat:5:30 pm - 10:30 pm