Larchmont Village Wine, Spirits & Cheese
Wine store · Windsor Square
223 N Larchmont Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90004
Highlights
Fresh ingredients, fine wines, artisanal foods, and great sandwiches
Fresh ingredients, fine wines, artisanal foods, and great sandwiches
"Larchmont Wine & Cheese is a classic sandwich counter where things feel simple. It’s like being transported back to the ’60s or finally realizing you only need one streaming service and canceling all the others. Sandwiches here are uncomplicated and straightforward, with high-quality ingredients as king. Our go-to order is the #5, a baguette topped with imported prosciutto, mozzarella, and arugula, but the off-menu El Conquistador is also a great option. It’s filled with chorizo, prosciutto, Manchego, and a few pickled peppers—the perfect addition to any picnic, or meal to celebrate your breakup with Netflix." - brant cox, sylvio martins, cathy park
"You could maybe argue this isn’t a true deli, but we don’t have time for that. We’re already in line for some of the best sandwiches in the city. At first glance, Larchmont Wine and Cheese seems like a high-end wine shop, but if you head to the back corner, you’ll be greeted by a casual little deli counter where magic happens. The sandwiches coming out here only have three to four ingredients apiece—a testament to their high quality. Just get here early. When they’re out, they’re out." - brant cox, garrett snyder
"You could go to Larchmont Wine And Cheese, pick up a bottle of red and some goat cheese, and walk away very happy. But you’d also be missing out on the greatest part of this high-end wine shop - the back sandwich counter. The menu is small, the sandwiches are simple, but the quality in each ingredient makes these some of LA’s best sandwiches. Call ahead to avoid the lines. Order: #5 Italian prosciutto on a baguette, $9.50." - brant cox
"Tucked in the back of this wine and cheese shop in Larchmont is one of the Southland’s best sandwich counters. An assembly line of sandwich-builders works in sync to stuff cheese, meat, greens, and more into fresh Italian bread before drizzling olive oil and balsamic on top. Though it’s often the fresh mozzarella or prosciutto that gets the spotlight, regulars know to watch out for the tuna sandwich, which is only available on certain days until sold out. The sandwich comes with tuna salad, Emmental cheese, tomato, mixed greens, extra virgin olive oil, and balsamic vinegar. A full sandwich rings in at less than $15, which makes it easy to pick up a bag of chips to pair." - Mona Holmes
"You could maybe argue this isn’t a true deli, but we don’t have time for that. We’re already in line for some of the best sandwiches in the city. At first glance, Larchmont Wine and Cheese seems like a high-end wine shop, but if you head to the back corner, you’ll be greeted by a casual little deli counter where magic happens. The sandwiches coming out here only have three to four ingredients apiece—a testament to their high quality. Just get here early. When they’re out, they’re out." - brant cox, garrett snyder
