Wolfgang Puck To Go In Gelson’s Market

I’ve had their veggie pizza twice, so this rating is based on that only. The pizza is loaded with veggies and quite flavorful. Is it the best I ever? No way. But for a I don’t want to cook night, it’s an easy meal to have dear hubby pick up. The large is more than enough for 2 people.

My friend recmomend this place to try a sandwhich. I came here to get a quick bite to eat and so far my expeience is great. The quauity of the sandwhich is what i could have made at home. So in other words if u have money for a basic sandwhich go to subway if you have money to spend try this this place.

Pucker up and kiss this one go bye…
The idea is to grad food for picnics at the parks with the kids. Temmescal and or Will Rogers is the local favorites. So the average cost is about $ 8 – 12. I would say that there is not not allot to be desired about the food. the kids don’t enjoy it and end up not eating anything and thus it’s a waste.
It’s convenient to run in here and grab something and perhaps in the future they can up the quality of the sandwiches, salads (chinois) and pastas more.
I’ll definitely try them again, but not for awhile till I see some improvement. Come on Puck, let’s go for it!

Wolfgang Puck To Go/​Express is my guilty pleasure.
I actually wasn’t expecting much from this location, as it’s a small counter in Gelson’s grocery store, but it did not disappoint!
Mom and I were having a picnic at Will Rogers park, so we grabbed an entrée each. We got the Spaghetti BTM (spaghetti with basil, tomato & mozzarella) with a caesar salad ($ 9) and the Roasted Vegetable Sandwich (god, I wish I remembered what was in there… arugula, tomatoes, cheese, roasted veggies, a sweet horseradish sauce, etc.) with a chinese salad ($ 9).
The salads come with each entrée, and they are HUGE.
The food was SO TASTY. The Spaghetti BTM is what I always get; the sauce is the perfect blend of garlic, tomatoes and sweet basil. The Roasted Vegetable Sandwich was a nice surprise. The sweet horseradish spread was yumm-​o on the foccacia bread with the roasted vegetables!
The service was friendly, and the food was ready in about 15 minutes.
Sidenote: We couldn’t find any other quickie food in the Palisades. Do Palisades-​ers not eat?!

Latley the 20 minute wait has hampered my love for Wolfies but now I call ahead, this is probably the best deal in the neighborhood. When the chef is in a good mood the food is Spago quality. They are great and I know they have to deal with crazy people from the Palisades so I sympathize. I miss their shrimp pizza, but I guess it wasn’t cost effective for the $ 8 lunch special.

It’s so easy to do and very decent. Price is high for what you get but this is Puck Land not the Golden Arches and nowadays everything costs more than it’s worth. I live in a hose valued at $ 1.4 million that I bought for $ 75 K. Go figure.

This location in Gelson’s was a favorite for some years for dependable quality food at reasonable prices. However, a couple years ago, everything changed — the prices went up and the quality of ingredients took a decided dip. We go back from time to time to try a dish again thinking that Wolfgang Puck will have fixed the problem and removed this embarassment from his name. Today we tried the lasagna Bolognese and found it bordered on inedible. The pasta was undercooked, and the ingredients and flavor were unsatifactory. It looks like I must write this chain off permanently with regret.

My family used to always get take out from here. Its convenient to go up to the counter, order your dinner, then continue your grocery shopping, then pick up your dinner and check out. We used to get the Chicken Sandwich and the cheese pizzas. Good for when your in a pinch.

The Chinois salad dressing is really great. Otherwise, this is just your average overpriced, up-​scale food to go.