MoonSun C.
11/5/2025
Amazing restaurant with variety of drinks menu for game nights! Two big screens for watching games entertains everyone. It can get loud, but it's always fun to be loud watching the game. Usually,...
The Local Peasant
$$
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22901 Ventura Blvd
Woodland Hills, CA 91364
The Local Peasant in Woodland Hills, CA, is an American gastropub founded by Mario Guddemi, Salvatore Aurora, and Karl Makinen. Known for its chef-driven comfort food, the restaurant offers a locally sourced menu with over 20 tap beers and a variety of microbrews. With two locations on Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks and Woodland Hills, it provides a cozy atmosphere where patrons can enjoy handcrafted cocktails and gather with friends and family.
Emphasizing locally sourced beer, wine, and produce, The Local Peasant prides itself on its expertly crafted cocktails made by skilled bartenders. The menu features a range of options for patrons, whether they are looking for a quick drink or a full dinner. The venue aims to create a welcoming space where both locals and visitors can relax and unwind in the heart of Woodland Hills.
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4.01,591 reviews
Alex E.
11/19/2025
Horrible service. The host and the waiter both sucked. I insisted I want to make sure that the waiter would not leave my steak on the kitchen counter long and to make sure bring it to me hot. And...
Raj K.
8/27/2025
I absolutely love this place. The food is good and all the whole service team is GREAT! What more can you ask for? ...I really enjoy this place for those reasons and it's also not too loud where...
Shelby J.
6/21/2025
Nice restaurant! Very spacious with tons of seating areas. Both indoor and outdoor(enclosed) seating. The food was very good and the drinks were yummy. We sat at the bar and the service was...
Andy T.
5/24/2025
Some of my friends and I stopped by Local Peasant for a Saturday lunch. One of them did schedule a reservation via rest for around 12:30 pm. As we head there, we were looking out for some street...
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