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Primitivo
(310) 396-5353
1025 Abbot Kinney Blvd
Venice, CA 90291
Venice, CA 90291
Categories: Full-Service Restaurants, Limited-Service Restaurants
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Updated 08/26/2008
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There are a lot of things to love about tapas: besides being terrifically tasty, they're also terribly tiny which means you can eat yummy things without feeling guilty (because it's tiny, so even if it's deep fried in suet, it's not really that bad),
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Updated 09/05/2009
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I love Abbot Kinney. One day I aspire to make enough money so that I may live within walking distance of this sublime gentrified hippie 'hood. Until then, I will just have to make do with pretending like I'm a local and patronizing their fine businesses.
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I’m a big fan of the Primitvo happy hour. They have a pretty good selection of wine here (and sangria!!), and the food is pretty tasty (get the lamb sliders!)
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Updated 08/27/2008
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Cocktails are overrated. They're expensive, and let's be frank, most of them don't even taste good. Wine, on the other hand, is delicious and has health benefits!! Last time we checked vodka wasn't an antioxidant. So here are a few places where you can...
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This spot specializes in wines and tapas, but don’t think you’re just going to get a piece of cheese with some olives. Primitivo serves up rack of lamb, steak, short ribs, risotto, paella, etc… So you can feel free to imbibe in some of their many wines without getting tipsy too fast. Happy hour offers up glasses of sangria and red wine for under $5!
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Updated 06/22/2009
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Now that summer's here, and the recession still seems to be in full swing, it's only logical to seek out beach-side happy hour deals. What better to make you forget your credit card debt than cheap drinks and ocean breezes?
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I went here for the first time a couple months ago, and I thought it was pretty good. My only complaint was that we came for Happy Hour thinking we would save ourselves some cash, but I guess we ended ordering too much food, because it wasn’t all that cheap! But I thought the sangria was pretty good (and reasonably priced at $4 a glass). NOTE: it’s much cheaper to get individual glasses of sangria during Happy Hour then to get a whole pitcher. We ordered the cauliflower soup, the hummus and veggie platter, the brussels sprouts, the lamb sliders, the short ribs, and the tortilla Espanola (a potato frittata served with sour cream). I’d definitely get the lamb sliders again, as well as the frittata. And after seeing all the rave reviews, I think I might have to try the bacon wrapped dates next time I’m in Venice.
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This wine bistro on the restaurant-dense strip of Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice is hip and cozy without being intimidating. The tapas selection is vast with hot and cold menus and a nice wine selection. The crowd is typical of Venice – put together and a little artsy, but more concerned with fulfilling a craving for bacon-wrapped dates than for making the scene.