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Tax Season Is Over. Dinner at Wife and the Somm Is Your Reward.

Wife and the Somm’s Post Tax Day Relief prix-fixe runs May 1–9 in Glassell Park. Three courses, $55, with sommelier wine pairings. Reserve now.

The receipts are filed. The extensions are submitted. And somewhere in Glassell Park, a kitchen is already prepping pea tendrils, Hokkaido scallops, and Black Hawk Farms Wagyu for the best reason imaginable: you made it through another tax season, and you deserve a real meal.

Wife and the Somm: Christy Lucchese (Wife) & Chris Lucchese (Somm) & Frank Ryan Saporito (Chef)
Wife and the Somm: Christy Lucchese (Wife) & Chris Lucchese (Somm) & Frank Ryan Saporito (Chef)

Wife and the Somm — the Northeast LA gem where Chef Frank Ryan Saporito’s seasonal cooking meets one of the city’s most thoughtfully curated wine programs — is marking the occasion with a limited-time “Post Tax Day Relief” Three-Course Prix-Fixe Dinner Menu, available May 1 through May 9, 2026. At $55 per person, it is the most satisfying number you will write down all spring.

A Menu Built for the Moment

Three courses. Two choices per course. Every single option earns its place on the table.

The first course opens with a Pea Tendril Salad — blanched pea pods, roasted garlic dressing, toasted pistachio butter — or a Roasted Beet Salad with whipped burrata, toasted almonds, and wild arugula.

Wife and the Somm first course opens with a Pea Tendril Salad
Pea Tendril Salad // Photo Credit: Nick Gingold / Craft Media LA

The pistachio butter on those pea tendrils is the kind of detail that makes you slow down and actually taste spring — grassy, rich, and gentle all at once. The beet salad, with its cloud of whipped burrata, is the one you’ll want to photograph before you eat it. Do both. Split the table.

The second course is where the kitchen shows what it can do.

A Bluefin Tuna Tartare arrives with braised and crispy salsify, green goddess, onion ash, and wildflowers — elegant, composed, and visually stunning.

But the Hokkaido Scallop Sashimi in miso-dashi broth with candied apricot, toasted sesame, and togarashi is the dish that will have the whole table leaning in for a taste.

That broth is warm, savory, and just sweet enough from the apricot to make the togarashi’s gentle heat feel like a conversation rather than a confrontation. It is the kind of bowl that makes a Tuesday feel like a celebration — which, right now, it absolutely is.

Third course:

choose between a Pan Seared Barramundi with scallion soubise, parsley pistou, orange oil, and crispy shoestring potatoes, or the Black Hawk Farms Wagyu Top Sirloin with roasted Fungi Valley mushrooms and sumac cultured butter.

That sumac butter on the Wagyu is bright and herbaceous against the richness of the beef — the kind of pairing that makes you understand why Saporito chose it. The barramundi, crisped perfectly and set in that bright, herb-forward pistou, is a plate that feels like California at its very best.

 

“Post Tax Day Relief”

Three-Course Prix-Fixe Dinner Menu
($55 Per Person)

First Course:

(Choice of)

Pea Tendril Salad
blanched pea pods, roasted garlic dressing, toasted pistachio butter

or

Roasted Beet Salad
whipped burrata, toasted almonds, wild arugula

Second Course:

(Choice of)

Bluefin Tuna Tartare
braised and crispy salsify, green goddess, onion ash, wildflowers

or

Hokkaido Scallop Sashimi
miso-dashi broth, candied apricot, toasted sesame, togarashi

Third Course:

(Choice of)

Black Hawk Farms Wagyu Top Sirloin
roasted fungi valley mushrooms, sumac cultured butter

or

Pan Seared Barramundi
scallion soubise, parsley pistou, orange oil, crispy shoestring potatoes

The Wine Program Makes It a Night

This is Wife and the Somm, which means the glass in your hand has been thought about as carefully as the plate in front of you.

Two pairing options accompany the prix-fixe:

the Spring Wine Flight at $25 per person brings a bright, seasonal progression through the courses — exactly what the weather is calling for right now.

The Somm Select Wine Pairing at $45 per person goes deeper, with hand-selected wines chosen to complement each dish specifically.

Consider it the one financial decision this month where you genuinely cannot go wrong either way.

If you have been looking for a reason to finally make the drive to Glassell Park, this is it. Wife and the Somm has built something rare on Verdugo Road — a room that feels like a celebration even on an ordinary night. From May 1 through May 9, it feels like exactly what it is: the best possible ending to a long tax season.


Mini FAQ

What is the Wife and the Somm Post Tax Day Relief prix-fixe menu?

It is a three-course seasonal dinner menu available May 1–9, 2026, priced at $55 per person with two choices at every course. Optional wine pairings are available as a Spring Wine Flight ($25) or Somm Select Pairing ($45) per person.

Do I need a reservation for the prix-fixe at Wife and the Somm?

Reservations are highly recommended — this is a limited 9-day run and the whole table participates in the prix-fixe experience. Book online at WifeandtheSomm.com or call 323.739.0058.

Where is Wife and the Somm in Los Angeles?

3416 Verdugo Road, Los Angeles, CA 90065, in the Glassell Park neighborhood of Northeast LA. Open Wednesday–Thursday from 5:00 pm, Friday–Saturday from 3:00 pm, and Sunday for brunch at 11:00 am and dinner through 9:00 pm.

Go. Soon.

Reservations are recommended and the window is short. Wife and the Somm’s “Post Tax Day Relief” Three-Course Prix-Fixe runs May 1–9, 2026 only. The Wagyu is waiting. The sommelier has already pulled the bottles. All you have to do is show up.

Elizabeth Delphin
Elizabeth Delphin loves a good time! A fun concert, a good dinner out with friends, those weird artsy-fartsy festivals. If she's not at the office or at home, she's likely walking her dog Milo at Runyon Canyon (seriously, sometimes she goes 2-3 times a day).
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