I initially feel in love with this place at their Beverly location. Made sure to try something new this time. All of their items are so fresh, delicious, & filling. - Salmon panini - Smoked salmon with a glorious ball of burrata cheese perfectly smashed to accommodate each bite 5/5 - Truffle parma burrata - prosciutto, truffle cream, & caramelized onions. (a bit salty for me) 4/5 Not sure if I'm crazy but it seemed like this location had smaller brother cheese balls then the other location? You can order from any screen down in this area & they'll text you when your order is ready to pick up from the appropriate business
Leilani M.
Was craving something zesty and leafy. Burrata house had the perfect side salad which was a pretty substantial size. The zesty zingy vinaigrette was that perfect hit of acid to brighten up these leafy greens. The refreshing bursts of juicy tomato with each bite gave a nice contrast in texture. Not too crowded so the wait time was very short. Service was quick and order kiosk was clean. Forks, spoons and knives along with salt & pepper are available at the pick up area.
Edwin M.
Not a bad pasta dish made for hundreds of people. Attention paid to detail. Fresh basil, cream, good sauce, al dente pasta. Well done!
Chicago A.
I tried this place because it's one of the few establishments at Topanga social that doesn't have 3 or less stars. So it looked promising.....I got the salmon burrata sandwich. Sadly, it was so salty that it was inedible. I get that salt is a subjective choice, but Im sure everyone would agree that my sandwich just tasted like salt. Nothing else.
N A.
Service was fine. Ambiance is Topanga Social so buzzy. Food was very meh. I had the smoked salmon burrata bowl. While all of the ingredients seemed fresh, there wasn't anything special about the flavor profile. Now that I think of it, there was supposed to be something dill about the bowl, but it really lacked any flavoring other than the smoked salmon, arugula, and tomatoes. Very bland and boring. Would not order again. My husband felt pretty much the same way about his smoked salmon panini. At $50 for two entrees and two Topo Chicos, in a lunch room style atmosphere this pricing was pretty outrageous. The pasta looked tasty, but we both were disappointed with our bland and boring, but expensive meals so probably won't be going back.
Barrie S.
When I came home for the holidays, I had to check out the new Topanga Social with some friends. We ordered from a number of different restaurants, but Burrata House definitely caught my attention. We ordered the Classic Prosciutto & Burrata; it had very classic Italian flavors, with the tomato, basil, and prosciutto, and Burrata House did their classic right! And their namesake, the burrata, had the nice balance of creamy, firmness, and ooziness. During my next visit home, I definitely want to check out their other dishes. For those who haven't gone yet, Burrata House is located inside the Westfield Topanga Mall, as part of the new Topanga Social food court. It's an awesome food court space with tons of plants, natural lights, and seating. At times it feels a little loud for my taste, especially when there's live music, but that just speaks to how lively and energetic the whole space is. Personally, navigating the Topanga Social, and figuring out who and where to order from, was a little confusing at first. If you're in the same boat, don't be afraid to ask around for help; there are lots of people who are willing to point you in the right direction. You can always just walk up to Burrata House and they'll help you out. And because it's a mall, there is plenty of parking! If you're perusing the Topanga Social, don't pass on Burrata House!
Michiko M.
Would have given this a one star review if it wasn't for the burrata itself. The sauce on the pomodoro was absolutely salty af. This meal was about $18. Just wow! I know food costs have gone up but this was not worth the price. A bottle of water was almost $5 - opted out of that. Would be cheaper to buy water at target.
Trisha W.
Lovely pesto pasta with added burrata, loved the arugula side salad. The salad was pretty substantial, expensive but I thought it was worth it because it was fresh and tasty. My only critique and I'm knocking a star off, I felt like it was sort of false advertising... the tv screen menu displayed prices and photos of some items... it gave the impression that burrata comes with it, but as we were ordering on the screen we noticed that the burrata was an add on. I feel like they should put in tiny writing somewhere burrata not included. While the burrata was 100% worth the add on to the pesto pasta, I wish they were just a bit clearer about the burrata being an add on. Easy to order, maybe waited 8 minutes for our food. Topanga social is cute and burrata house is worth a stop.
Kaela W.
I got a pesto pasta with burrata. Too salty. Too nutty. Too expensive for what we ordered
Skye B.
Gonna have to agree with Danny J. here. This is not an $18 bowl - it's so overpriced and the dressing was not knock me off my feet good - it was ok - not great. How about adding some balsamic ? Some other flavors would have been good. The dressing wasn't even on the quinoa ! Add some to the side of it ? It was just meh and I felt unsatisfied after it and didn't save the leftover salad because I will never touch it. Disappointing for a place that has a lot more potential.
We tried the Burrata Caprese Sandwich and it was amazing. The fresh bread was nicely toasted but still soft and perfect for this type of sandwich. The pesto was flavorful but not overpowering. A full ball of Burrata makes it perfection. Plenty of different seating options and a cool modern vibe. We went on a weekday for lunch and it wasn't crowded yet. This will be a regular place for us to visit that is for sure!
Teo
Panini are delicious. Pasta is a good portion and the burrata even if it's a little small it's still amazing. Would definitely recommend!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Danny J.
For an $18 bowl these days I expect a couple things. 1. A bread to dip in the salad Burrata bowl. 2. Real knifes and forks are you crazy charging 18 bucks and giving plastic the eggplant was very hard to cut. 3. For $18 I expect a unique , exciting salad dressing, Not, a measly olive oil, balsamic I could make this dish at home for a quarter of the price uninspiring average food. This is all they did, they went to Costco they bought a lettuce spring mix. They also bought some tomatoes, zucchini quinoa put it in a bowl and charge 18 bucks. Please make the menu more inspiring for the price. And for crying out loud please give real cutlery people don't wanna pay $18 and be served plastic. put in the effort. #lazyfood Antonello, Don't respond to me using excuses about how it's a fresh innovative menu. It's not I don't want your response to be excuse spaced no one wants to pay 18 bucks for a salad. They can make it home. It's outrageous my guy. I saw you charge 4.50 for a soda and you blamed it on the food hall. Don't blame people own up to your mistakes OK?
Shannon Cafagna
This was our first experience dining at this mall and after looking at each option we were excited to try the Burrata House. When checking out I was rushing because there was a couple waiting behind us and missed the tip. My intention was to more than make up for it when buying a water because I felt so awful. The lady working that night would NOT help me! I asked her nicely 3 times to please check me out and she’d nod but never come to the register. Also, I know it wasn’t a language barrier because she quickly answered a menu question and as I was taking my food I asked again and she just leaned against the side counter. Cool concept, great food but really unfortunate customer service experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Pesto Pasta, Prosciutto
José González
Awful customer service and even worse food. Then they reply and ask for you to email them to resolve the issue but they never reply to your email.
I initially feel in love with this place at their Beverly location. Made sure to try something new this time. All of their items are so fresh, delicious, & filling. - Salmon panini - Smoked salmon with a glorious ball of burrata cheese perfectly smashed to accommodate each bite 5/5 - Truffle parma burrata - prosciutto, truffle cream, & caramelized onions. (a bit salty for me) 4/5 Not sure if I'm crazy but it seemed like this location had smaller brother cheese balls then the other location? You can order from any screen down in this area & they'll text you when your order is ready to pick up from the appropriate business
Was craving something zesty and leafy. Burrata house had the perfect side salad which was a pretty substantial size. The zesty zingy vinaigrette was that perfect hit of acid to brighten up these leafy greens. The refreshing bursts of juicy tomato with each bite gave a nice contrast in texture. Not too crowded so the wait time was very short. Service was quick and order kiosk was clean. Forks, spoons and knives along with salt & pepper are available at the pick up area.
Not a bad pasta dish made for hundreds of people. Attention paid to detail. Fresh basil, cream, good sauce, al dente pasta. Well done!
I tried this place because it's one of the few establishments at Topanga social that doesn't have 3 or less stars. So it looked promising.....I got the salmon burrata sandwich. Sadly, it was so salty that it was inedible. I get that salt is a subjective choice, but Im sure everyone would agree that my sandwich just tasted like salt. Nothing else.
Service was fine. Ambiance is Topanga Social so buzzy. Food was very meh. I had the smoked salmon burrata bowl. While all of the ingredients seemed fresh, there wasn't anything special about the flavor profile. Now that I think of it, there was supposed to be something dill about the bowl, but it really lacked any flavoring other than the smoked salmon, arugula, and tomatoes. Very bland and boring. Would not order again. My husband felt pretty much the same way about his smoked salmon panini. At $50 for two entrees and two Topo Chicos, in a lunch room style atmosphere this pricing was pretty outrageous. The pasta looked tasty, but we both were disappointed with our bland and boring, but expensive meals so probably won't be going back.
When I came home for the holidays, I had to check out the new Topanga Social with some friends. We ordered from a number of different restaurants, but Burrata House definitely caught my attention. We ordered the Classic Prosciutto & Burrata; it had very classic Italian flavors, with the tomato, basil, and prosciutto, and Burrata House did their classic right! And their namesake, the burrata, had the nice balance of creamy, firmness, and ooziness. During my next visit home, I definitely want to check out their other dishes. For those who haven't gone yet, Burrata House is located inside the Westfield Topanga Mall, as part of the new Topanga Social food court. It's an awesome food court space with tons of plants, natural lights, and seating. At times it feels a little loud for my taste, especially when there's live music, but that just speaks to how lively and energetic the whole space is. Personally, navigating the Topanga Social, and figuring out who and where to order from, was a little confusing at first. If you're in the same boat, don't be afraid to ask around for help; there are lots of people who are willing to point you in the right direction. You can always just walk up to Burrata House and they'll help you out. And because it's a mall, there is plenty of parking! If you're perusing the Topanga Social, don't pass on Burrata House!
Would have given this a one star review if it wasn't for the burrata itself. The sauce on the pomodoro was absolutely salty af. This meal was about $18. Just wow! I know food costs have gone up but this was not worth the price. A bottle of water was almost $5 - opted out of that. Would be cheaper to buy water at target.
Lovely pesto pasta with added burrata, loved the arugula side salad. The salad was pretty substantial, expensive but I thought it was worth it because it was fresh and tasty. My only critique and I'm knocking a star off, I felt like it was sort of false advertising... the tv screen menu displayed prices and photos of some items... it gave the impression that burrata comes with it, but as we were ordering on the screen we noticed that the burrata was an add on. I feel like they should put in tiny writing somewhere burrata not included. While the burrata was 100% worth the add on to the pesto pasta, I wish they were just a bit clearer about the burrata being an add on. Easy to order, maybe waited 8 minutes for our food. Topanga social is cute and burrata house is worth a stop.
I got a pesto pasta with burrata. Too salty. Too nutty. Too expensive for what we ordered
Gonna have to agree with Danny J. here. This is not an $18 bowl - it's so overpriced and the dressing was not knock me off my feet good - it was ok - not great. How about adding some balsamic ? Some other flavors would have been good. The dressing wasn't even on the quinoa ! Add some to the side of it ? It was just meh and I felt unsatisfied after it and didn't save the leftover salad because I will never touch it. Disappointing for a place that has a lot more potential.
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We tried the Burrata Caprese Sandwich and it was amazing. The fresh bread was nicely toasted but still soft and perfect for this type of sandwich. The pesto was flavorful but not overpowering. A full ball of Burrata makes it perfection. Plenty of different seating options and a cool modern vibe. We went on a weekday for lunch and it wasn't crowded yet. This will be a regular place for us to visit that is for sure!
Panini are delicious. Pasta is a good portion and the burrata even if it's a little small it's still amazing. Would definitely recommend!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
For an $18 bowl these days I expect a couple things. 1. A bread to dip in the salad Burrata bowl. 2. Real knifes and forks are you crazy charging 18 bucks and giving plastic the eggplant was very hard to cut. 3. For $18 I expect a unique , exciting salad dressing, Not, a measly olive oil, balsamic I could make this dish at home for a quarter of the price uninspiring average food. This is all they did, they went to Costco they bought a lettuce spring mix. They also bought some tomatoes, zucchini quinoa put it in a bowl and charge 18 bucks. Please make the menu more inspiring for the price. And for crying out loud please give real cutlery people don't wanna pay $18 and be served plastic. put in the effort. #lazyfood Antonello, Don't respond to me using excuses about how it's a fresh innovative menu. It's not I don't want your response to be excuse spaced no one wants to pay 18 bucks for a salad. They can make it home. It's outrageous my guy. I saw you charge 4.50 for a soda and you blamed it on the food hall. Don't blame people own up to your mistakes OK?
This was our first experience dining at this mall and after looking at each option we were excited to try the Burrata House. When checking out I was rushing because there was a couple waiting behind us and missed the tip. My intention was to more than make up for it when buying a water because I felt so awful. The lady working that night would NOT help me! I asked her nicely 3 times to please check me out and she’d nod but never come to the register. Also, I know it wasn’t a language barrier because she quickly answered a menu question and as I was taking my food I asked again and she just leaned against the side counter. Cool concept, great food but really unfortunate customer service experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 1
Recommended dishes: Pesto Pasta, Prosciutto
Awful customer service and even worse food. Then they reply and ask for you to email them to resolve the issue but they never reply to your email.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1