Hollywood Restaurants

It was my first visit to the breakfast club which very enjoyable. There was quite a bit of chatter so if you want a quiet place then it’s not for you. Our server Mauricio was kind and attentive. The food was well prepared, for I had the ribeye steak and eggs which was cooked to my normal liking. Pricing seemed fair for quantity of food so no issues overall. It was a nice introduction to the restaurant.

We parked on vine in front of Trader Joe’s. We then walked to the restaurant for dinner and from there walk to the pantages. We were stuck in traffic and called as we would arrive 30 minutes past our reservation. They were so lovely telling us not to worry and that they would hold a table for us. True to their word we were able to eat a complete meal in one hour. The wine list included a Pinot noir by Niner that was delish. Dessert was homemade. It will be our go to restaurant before theater

Let me know if I am missing anything… Dining at the Living Room for lunch was a mixed experience. While the food was delicious, we were surprised to find it was more of a bar atmosphere than a dedicated restaurant. Parking proved difficult and the valet service was quite expensive. The menu, though limited, offered tasty options. My cousin thoroughly enjoyed their expertly made Brandy Alexander, a classic cocktail of cognac, crème de cacao, and cream. My W Club sandwich and my cousin’s beef sliders were both delectable, although I felt they were overpriced. To finish, we shared their only dessert option, a delicious chocolate lava cake. The service, from the bartender to our server, was excellent throughout our meal.

Sushi Rick is a master of his craft. Traditional yet creative and delicious. Especially love his seared fish, it’s a specialty. Don’t sleep on this hidden gem.

Incredible food. Every dish was delicious and tastes like authentic Persian Food. Happy this spot is here!!