JOEY Woodland Hills

"We were greeted by the front desk nicely. Though we waited for 20 minutes, they offered free wine while waiting. The manager was nice, and our server, Thomas, was excellent, providing us with good service. I always order the lettuce wrap because it offers a perfect combination of spicy and savory flavors, complemented by the crunch of crispy wontons and the freshness of lettuce. You can't go wrong with the Parmesan truffle fries."

"Loved everything about this night! Spent 6 hours with a dear friend for dinner. One of the last to leave. Great waiter...great service...great food... Loved the crab cake! Marvelous vodka martini!"

"Joeys is solid! I’ve been to a couple locations and you just can’t go wrong. Solid happy hour, and great menu options. The sliders are pretty solid and the bowls are amazing! There is no bad option here! Stella was our server and she was phenomenal! I would highly recommend going to Joey’s!"

"My recent visit to JOEY Woodland Hills was a mixed experience, with the standout being the delectable food, but unfortunately overshadowed by some glaring issues in the service department. Let's begin with the positives. The culinary offerings at JOEY Woodland Hills are undeniably impressive. The tuna salad was a true gem, bursting with fresh flavors and vibrant ingredients. The steaks were cooked to perfection, showcasing the chef's expertise in grilling. And the desserts were a delightful conclusion to our meal, leaving our taste buds satisfied. However, the service aspect of the evening left much to be desired. The most glaring issue was the excruciatingly long wait time for drinks, which amounted to a staggering 35 minutes. To make matters worse, the waitstaff appeared inattentive, neglecting to clear empty plates and glasses from our table, leading to a cluttered and unappealing dining atmosphere. The beverage mishaps were equally disappointing. An ordered virgin mojito with strawberries turned out to be a mixture of sparkling water and syrup, with a sour aftertaste. Similarly, when we requested coffee with milk, we were served coffee with cream. Furthermore, our bill included two lattes, though we had only ordered one. This necessitates a cautionary note to patrons: always scrutinize your receipt before settling the bill. A final letdown was the lackluster attitude of the waitstaff. The absence of a warm and welcoming atmosphere slightly marred what should have been an enjoyable evening out with friends. In conclusion, JOEY Woodland Hills boasts a menu with delicious offerings, particularly the tuna salad and steaks. However, the glaring service issues, notably the lengthy drink wait times and beverage mix-ups, detract from the overall dining experience. While the food is a definite highlight, improvements in service quality and attentiveness are warranted to match the culinary excellence this establishment has to offer."