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Guide for theSan Fernando Valley (818) (Includes:
Burbank, Canoga Park, Glendale, Northridge, Sherman Oaks, Van Nuys,
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Versailles:
Encino -17410 Ventura Blvd
Los Angeles -10319 Venice Blvd
Los Angeles -1415 S La Cienega Blvd
This Cuban restaurant is one of my favorite places to bring newcomers
because I love watching their eyes goggle at the huge portions set
before them and laughing at their garlicky smell after leaving the
restaurant. Versailles offers authentic homestyle Cuban cuisine
at moderate prices. For two people you can expect to spend around
22-25 dollars here and most people usually bring home a little somethin
somethin for the next day cuz the portions are big. Don't be fooled
by the outside appearance of this restaurant which may deter people
who judge restaurants by the outer appearance. It might look a little
ghetto from the outside and may seem far from elegant inside, but
the walls inside are covered with famous celebs who frequent the
restaurant and framed clippings of newspaper articles raving about
the place. This restaurant has quite a fan base. HANDS DOWN, the
specialty of the place is the Roasted Garlic Chicken ($7.95). It
is worth the embarrassment of smelling like food for hours, even
days (if you dont take showers). And if you're planning on hitting
up a club or bar afterwards, ordering this is a great way to ward
off creepy people by just opening your mouth. =) It is essentially
half a roasted chicken smothered in that famous lemony, garlicky
sauce and topped with fresh onion slices. Even though the name says
garlic, it really is more lemony than garlicky. Every bite is a
treat for your taste buds. Also with the chicken, you get fried
bananas and on another plate, you get a mound of steamed rice and
a side of yummy black beans meant to be eaten together. All that
is considered one dish. There is literally no table space when two
people order this. The service is great and servers are quick to
refill empty glasses. Sometimes there's a wait and sometimes there
isn't. It all depends on what time you get there and what day of
the week it is. Weekends are busiest. Trust me, this place is memorable.
I know people who drive all the way across town, in rush hour traffic
just to come here. -tracey
   
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