It's very possible that this is the world's best chicken noodle soup. Rich and pure chicken flavor,…read moreperfectly chewy knife-cut noodles that likely cook in the stock so the starch releases to give it a beautiful texture. Also got the oyster porridge. Very solid dish, but that kalguksu reigns supreme. Valet parking in the lot will run you $5-6, and the best time to go is within an hour of opening. The place fills quickly. The team works efficiently to turn tables without making you feel rushed. Highly recommended.

A K-Town staple! I've been here a couple times and it never gets old. Just wish the lines weren't…read moreso long every time. I tried coming 15 minutes before opening on a Sunday during lunch time and that helped a lot! Would recommend coming during the day if you want to avoid waits. Some of our favorites: -Chicken Kalguksu: I get this every time! The broth is amazing, have never had such a rich, flavorful chicken broth before. You can taste all the herbs, seasonings, and time they took to prepare. The broth is a little on the thicker end, but super filling. -Seafood Kalguksu: the broth is so flavorful and it comes filled to the brim with all types of seafood! The spice actually pairs really well with the seafood too. If you want a spicy stew, this is it! Noodles are thick and chewy too. -Bossam: so yummy! I wish I could get it more often but it's a huge portion, so come with a group so you can try it and the noodles! Everything is quality- the bossam slices, the lettuce, the toppings on the wide. Chefs kiss! My only small gripe is the portions are so big that when I come with one other person, we only have the stomach capacity to eat two dishes! Always excited to come back and try more.

Best everything loved the collard greens! Service awesome! When finished I ordered red beans and…read morerice with collard greens to go!! My new favorite place

From start to finish, dinner here was amazing. Music was good, service was warm, drinks were…read moreinteresting and strong, food was delicious. He had the adult kool aid, I had the butterfly pea infused vodka cocktail. Iced water in mason jars. Perfect. The oxtails smothered in gravy were very tender, the fried catfish was light and flaky. We enjoyed the fixins - collard greens, black eyed peas, mac and cheese. Very good for the soul, soul food. We were here for the Journey concert and didn't plan on coming here but we will definitely return to try more of their menu.

This is a nice hidden treasure in the Hollywood area! If you're craving soul food or a southern…read morebbq meal, this is a nice place to try. Once you walk in, it's a nice place. We had great service and most importantly the food was so good! I received my soul food fix.

SERVICE: The venue is decked out in celebrity-vibed…read moreportraits with additional shelf framed images and wall art, a graffiti mural at the entrance with retro-themed bathroom decor. Loved everything about it. The server said the owner is the godchild of Rick James so get for suck vibes. Place is clean, servers were cool, great music which wasn't too loud, people are a vibe, loved their birthday shoutouts, and parking is always so-so in these areas but luckily found a spot on a Sunday on the street. FOOD: I may have to agree with others by saying Annies just may be the best soul food in LA. I enjoyed everything, especially the gravy! We ordered smothered chicken, fish, greens, rice, mac, yams, and the bread comes naturally. Good, no great flavor all around. WELL: Loved it here. Thought about also hosting a gathering here. Will for sure return.

After exploring DTLA and catching a few museums we went looking for some food and Hawaiian style…read moresounded good so we made the journey to Broken Mouth. Although the area isn't very desirable, broken mouth was worth it. We were greeted upon arrival and offered a free beverage due to wait time, he was extremely friendly and kind. I went with the shrimp plate which is cooked with the shell on, so if that's not your thing you might want to pass. The flavor was wonderful, rice and cucumber kimchi salad was a plus as well. Plenty of seating and tables in the area to enjoy the meal before we headed back to our hotel. Worth the stop.

Tucked away in a dinky food court, Broken Mouth is a great little find. Tried the Hawaiian-style…read moresausage breakfast and Spam musubi. The musubi was simple, but the furikake seasoning was fantastic. The breakfast plate was comforting, with smoky sausages that had a nice grilled flavor. There was a generous amount of rice, and I would've loved something saucy to put over the extra. The gentleman who took my order was super helpful and genuinely kind, which made the whole experience even better. A nice little food court surprise.

Popped in for dinner in 420 to have a beautiful dinner to end the holiday Monday…read more When the woman that works there says it's a lot of food, believe that woman. Although, we were very happy to take some leftovers. Spicy (not spinach) Tofu and pork stew was amazing and I highly recommend sharing the short rib stew with a friend. Fire homemade kimchi

food: we got the super thick bean paste soup and seafood pancake! the soup was a bit too salty…read morehowever the flavor was very strong and savory. the pancake however had too little seafood and more vegetables instead. the pancake was too oily, but it had a nice crisp to it service: the services was really fast for a friday night and the server was really kind ambiance: warm lighting + very clean, minimalistic! it's not loud or chaotic so you can actually hold a conversations with friends or family

Service was on point. Sammi, was our server, she was polite, professional and attentive as you…read moreexpect all good wait staff to be at a decent restaurant. She anticipated the needs of our table. When we informed her we were expecting 1 guest to join us at a later time. She was able to sit my daughter quickly once she arrived and was able to quickly catch her up so my daughter didn't feel uncomfortable waiting for her drink orders. Sammi, was able to keep up with our refills of ice teas and coffee. Food was ok. We order the Spanish omelet to share and Mediterranean omelet. With sides of sausage and toast. The Spanish omelet was ok. The sauce was meh...it lacked the love that was provided from the old Dinah's. I do look forward to them refining their flavors and find their own taste profile. The decor was cute but lacked the charm and warmth of the old location. It seemed cookie cutter and dated...it follows a base format with no originality to set it apart from other restaurants. Would 10/10 go back as long as Sammi is working. Will walk out if she is not there. I stay loyal to good customer service.

High-Quality Comfort Food & Top-Notch Service~ I recently…read morevisited Dinah's for the very first time to meet up with my cousin, two aunts, and her new baby. This location was the perfect halfway point for all of us. We arrived bright and early around 9:30 AM on a Wednesday. I had called ahead to reserve a booth, my absolute favorite kind of seating. The moment we walked in, we were greeted by a friendly hostess and immediately seated. Our server (I unfortunately forgot his name!) was fantastic. He brought out fresh coffee right away, took our breakfast orders, and was extremely kind, polite, and attentive throughout our entire meal. The menu has plenty of options, ranging from scratch-made omelettes and burritos to salads and a dedicated kids' menu. The Breakfast Plate Specials ($12-$14) Both my cousin and aunts ordered this. It came loaded with pancakes, hashbrowns, sausage, and toast--an absolute steal for the price~ Turkey Club Sandwich & Fries: I was in the mood for lunch, so I opted for the club. The fries were hot and perfectly crispy. The sandwich itself was wonderful, packed with turkey, bacon, cheese, lettuce, and tomato. My only tiny critique is that I wish it came with mayo (I'm a huge mayo fan!). However, I ordered a side of ranch which paired perfectly and really elevated the sandwich. The vibe here is incredibly laid-back, welcoming, and brightly lit. Everything--including the restrooms--was sparkling clean. They had TVs playing a local soccer game and a nice bar area where it looks like they serve up a great selection of beer and wine for happy hour. I didn't grab an alcoholic drink this time, but I already have my eye on a cranberry mimosa for my next visit! Before you leave, make sure to check out the front counter--they have a massive display of freshly baked cookies, pies, and other goodies~ For the price, the food is absolutely worth it and the service is top-notch. Thank you so much, Dinah's Comfort Kitchen--we will definitely be back when we're in the area again!

One of the best Nashville hot chicken sandwiches I've ever had. Sometimes the line can be long and…read moreparking isn't always easy but this sandwich is worth it. It's a thick piece of chicken with crispy coating and the spice is so flavorful. The medium had me sweating! The place is more for take-out (I ate it in my car) but there is outdoor seating as well that's great for people watching

When we visited LA last year, our son recommended Howlin' Ray's and we really enjoyed the food at…read morethe Pasadena location. This time, we decided to try the Chinatown location since the traffic going toward Pasadena looked terrible. This location is pretty small and doesn't really seem set up for dining in. It feels more takeout-focused, although they do have some tables outside so we sat there. They didn't have the Mild+ spice level that the Pasadena location offers so I ordered two Mild and one Medium chicken tenders. I also got a side of collard greens after seeing several reviews recommending them. I felt like the spice level was higher at this location than at the Pasadena one. Even the Mild was definitely spicier than I remembered! It still had really good flavor, though. I also really enjoyed the collard greens and was glad I decided to try them. I'm not sure if it's just this location or if all of their locations do this now but they also gave us bottled water for free, which was nice. One thing I really liked about the Chinatown location was the parking. There's a huge parking lot across the street so finding a spot was easy. I prefer the Pasadena location for dining in but its parking lot is very small and finding a spot can be difficult. We'll definitely go back to Howlin' Ray's when we visit LA again next spring. We just haven't decided which location we'll choose next time!

You'd be hard pressed to find a more amiable and talented pair of owner/operators than Robby and…read moreGabriel, who greet you with smiles, warmth and a complete excitement for sharing their space, food and drinks with you. That space is a fun and breezy open-plan dining room on the corner of La Brea and Santa Monica, at the opposite end of the shopping center from Formosa Cafe. Designed in a refreshing circular style, the room is filled with lush banquettes, tables dressed in blue & orange, and a bar lined with white leather stools. The whole place feels like Miami crossed with Havana crossed with West Hollywood circa 1975 -- and between the ambiance and genial staff you just can't help feeling relaxed and ready for a great time. The bar features draft and bottled beers, wine, champagne, and a full menu of fun cocktails made with a brand of Soju that comes in various styles, emulating whiskey, vodka, tequila and gin. The result is an array of drinks that look great, taste great, and pack slightly less of a wallop than regular booze -- but that's okay, because this is the kind of place where you'd like to drink for a while, and doing that without getting shnockered is a major plus. My wife ordered the Unicorn Cocktail, sort of a Cosmo with Cotton Candy. It was light and sweet, and very refreshing. Equally refreshing was Gabriel's Margarita: sour, spicy and served tall over ice, I could drink them all day long. The food menu is an eclectic mix of dishes from all parts of the globe, including grilled fish, hamburgers, a variety of salads, ribs, steaks, seafood dishes, pastas, vegan options, and the two entrees that we ordered: Lamb Chops on Cheesy Grits and Romesco Chicken. My lamb chops were meaty and mild, roasted to a perfect medium rare and served atop savory cheesy grits with a rich veal demi glace. It's a hearty dish with tons of flavor, and it's the absolute embodiment of comfort food. My wife's Chicken Romesco featured tender, juicy white meat chicken that Robby sautéed with onions, garlic, and red bell peppers, then bathed in a creamy, tangy sauce fortified with cashews, all served over rice. This was another crave-inducing dish with an exciting flavor profile that I would cross town to order again and again. On top of all this, they've got a kickin' outdoor patio, they love to book big groups for parties, and they host Karaoke every night of the week. And if all that weren't enough, the kitchen stays open until midnight, serving a menu of late night bites for guests committed to drinking, singing and partying the night away. They're just a month from their 2-year anniversary, so it's a good idea to head in soon for a meal and a couple of tipples, and to say a big congrats to Robby and Gabriel for creating such a fun restaurant with such fantastic food and drink.

I'm a local. Lived in the neighborhood for 15 years. I remember when this location was a "Hot n…read moreJuicy Crawfish" or something - and I never went in there. This place is great! Robby/Gabriel are super charming, the drinks are fantastic, and the food is great! My only regret is that it took me so long to check them out. Don't be like me, WeHo. Get in and check it out!

The people here are sooo nice and accommodating. Came here with a friend for lunch-our first time…read moreand it was great. Surprise was the happy hour menu offered. We got the nachos and the burger trio and the filet burger sandwich. It was all good esp the filet burger which had 2 big slices of steak! The trio sliders were so good and love the bun with a lot of French fries. The nachos was a big bowl too with all the fixins-guac, beans, cheese choice of chicken or ground beef! This is a neighborhood gem and I'd make it a destination place to go to too. The place has a nice bar area with tvs too Thank you Keith for the wonderful service.

GIFT CERTIFICATES - BUY AT YOUR OWN RISK! SCAM BUSINESS!…read more I was a frequenter to both Morrison locations in Burbank and Los Feliz. They bear the same name, menu, shirts, decor, etc. This gives the consumer the impression that these are absolutely related businesses that share ownership/management. A family member knew I loved the Morrison, and bought a $100 gift certificate from the Los Feliz location and gave it to me as a birthday gift. That location shut down a few weeks later, so I took it the gift certificate to the Burbank location. After attempting to use it after ordering a ton of food and drink, they straight up told me they are not associated with the other location whatsoever and they would not honor the gift certificate. Whether that's the truth or not (I don't believe them) you have a BRAND TO PROTECT. This is what sharing a brand is! To make the cognizant decision not to honor this gift certificate is theft! I will NEVER return to a business that bears the Morrison name ever again. You have lost a customer for life. I now implore all Yelpers to boycott this business for shady business practices. They literally took the $100 and disappeared! Where's my $100 Morrison?

Just had brunch at Joyce after seeing it featured for Black Restaurant Week, and it was delicious!…read more Our favorites were the Crab & Shrimp Benedict, mac & cheese, fried green tomatoes, and the biscuits. Everything was incredibly flavorful and well-seasoned. And those biscuits! Moist, delicious, and so good with the jam. They were out of the gravy today, so I was disappointed I didn't get to try it, definitely next time! Last but certainly not least, my Bloody Mary was wonderful! We were so enamored we forgot to take pictures of the food. The décor is super cute and aesthetically pleasing, the service was on point, and the music created such a great vibe. Great brunch spot. We'll definitely be back!

Joyce had been on my "places to go" list for a while. Finally got the chance to visit for a…read morefriend's birthday brunch. Parking is easy; there's a public parking garage next door right by the Whole Foods, as well as other parking lots across the street. The staff warmly greeted us as we walked in and took us straight to our table since we had reservations. Interior seating and decor is nice. There is a bar in the front near the entrance. We ordered a drinks, an appetizer and three entrees. Two of the entrees were really salty. We were kind of underwhelmed with the dishes as we saw so many reviews online and had high expectations. Overall, I would go again to give them another try.