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Tucked into a converted carriage house, Lucques is a restaurant with a menu that reads like a love letter. Wild mushroom lasagna with sugar snaps, green garlic, parmesan and pea tendrils, grilled pancetta-wrapped wild salmon with black rice, garlic scapes and local rhubarb, and huckleberry beignets with elderflower sabayon and kumquat soda compete for the hearts of blissed-out foodies. Chef Suzanne Goin’s favorite French olives—the plump green Lucques variety—kick off each meal along with salty almonds and fresh La Brea Bakery bread. Exposed brick, high rafters, a wood-burning fireplace and a tree-dotted patio wrapped in white canvas create a clean, airy backdrop for the colorful, well-presented dishes.

Came here for Sunday supper on the recommendation of some LA foodies. I thought the $45 prix fixe was a good deal for an excellent, hearty meal. Starting...

I guess I'm just not as big a french food fan as i thought i was. Four of us came to lucques hoping to savor a great evening, and all we got was a way too...

Cucumber cocktails by the fireside on a rainy January night. Heaven. The bartender was very cool to step over to us to give us more information on the...
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