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    Checker Hall

    4.5 (547 reviews)
    ModerateMediterranean, Bars
    Open 12:00 pm - 11:00 PM

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    CHECKER HALL ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Hipster
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    Chocolate Pot De Creme
    Christina P.

    This is definitely one of those trendy, hipster-style spots in Highland Park. Walking upstairs and into the restaurant gave me a slightly dark, eerie feeling at first, but once inside, the atmosphere felt very Roaring Twenties-inspired with a jazzy, vintage vibe. The lighting is extremely dim, which isn't really my preference, but it definitely adds to the ambiance. The restaurant was packed, yet we were seated right away in a cozy corner booth. We started with an appetizer that our server recommended over the hummus, and I'm glad we took the suggestion. It had a unique flavor, and the pita bread was absolutely delicious. Be prepared to spend some money here. Dinner for two can easily run over $100 if you're ordering more than just an appetizer and salad. The food itself was interesting, with bold and unique seasonings. Some dishes leaned a little salty for my taste, and I found myself going back and forth on whether I loved them or not, but they were definitely memorable. If you're looking for a fun date-night spot or a lively place to meet up with friends, this restaurant is worth checking out. It has a great vibe and a lot of character. While it's probably not somewhere I'd visit regularly, I'm glad I gave it a try.

    Menu
    William B.

    This past Saturday, 06-06-26, was my 2nd visit at Checker Hall and I enjoyed it just as much as the first time. I actually talked to the couples that were on both sides of me the first visit. This 2nd visit was different but it was cool no complaints. I had my cross word puzzle with me and some work to do on my phone so I was being entertained lol. Brandy is a great bartender. She practically lives there from what she shared with me lol. She makes some really good drinks, no lie. The Carmen #6 is cool but Carmen's Cousin is much better. And I like their Old Fashioned. That chicken sandwich is also good. I had it both visits. The first time was a lot better than the 2nd time. I don't know what it was. Could've been the extra honey sauce I didn't request like before lol. All in all, it was still a good sandwich. I ate it all just like the last time lol. The prices are decent and fair during happy hour. In my opinion of course. Cocktails for $10 and so is the sandwich. Not bad to me. I love the space and ambiance. The customer service is good. Saturday, I ordered both the Carmen #6 and Carmen's Cousin. Met with the manager Sean I believe his name was. So I shared with him how I had been mistakenly overcharged for a drink I didn't have during my last visit. He did his due diligence as a general manager and got back to me soon as he could. He then came back and informed me that everything was taking care of and they'll take off one of the drinks from this visit. And they also gave me a lil discount. Haven't been to any other bars in highland park but this one and I like it. It's a nice restaurant. It has plenty of seating inside with also balcony seating and views. Happy Hour is from 4p - 6p. Not sure what days tho. Saturday fasho fasho.

    Brussels Sprouts
    Sarah Y.

    I had a genuinely pleasant experience here--both for the palate and visually. I came in for a company lunch, and they went the extra mile by printing a special menu just for our team, which really felt like the cherry on top. The space itself strikes a really nice balance: open window areas that let in natural light, paired with a dark wooden interior that gives it a classy yet modern vibe. I could easily see this being a great spot for a date night thanks to the ambiance and the solid variety of food and drinks. I tried the "Anonymous Email" mocktail, and honestly, we couldn't even tell if it was a cocktail or not--it was that well crafted. Definitely a highlight drink if you don't want alcohol early in the day. Food-wise, the whipped feta was a standout and paired perfectly with the fresh, warm za'atar pita. The Brussels sprouts had a great crunch on the outside, though they were a bit too saucy for my taste--but still enjoyable overall. The glazed pork belly was delicious and leaned more Asian than Mediterranean, which added to the restaurant's fusion feel. The chicken schnitzel sandwich was another win: soft, warm bun (likely brioche), crispy chicken, and a flavor profile that starts sweet and savory, then finishes with a subtle spicy kick from the spiced honey. Overall, I really enjoyed the experience and would absolutely come back. If you're not into fusion cuisine, this might not be your spot--but if you're open to a Mediterranean-inspired menu with creative twists, great vibes, and well-made drinks, I'd definitely recommend it.

    Hummus
    Noesh H.

    A long awaited review finally here for Checker Hall. Food was 10/10. Service was 10/10. Rooftop ambiance was 10/10. I can't say enough good things about this restaurant. They nailed it in every category. Highly recommend the hummus, the hanger steak, the fried chicken, and the burger.

    Beef skewer
    Jamie L.

    Decided to check this place out since I had Amex resy credit. Came on a Friday at 5pm (with reservations) and was seated right away. The inside is beautiful and unique. There are also a few tables on the patio that overlook highland park. Got the hummus, brussels sprout, chicken skewer, beef skewer, and a signature drink. Everything was delicious (including the drink) - so flavorful without being salty. We couldn't even pick what our favorite dish was. Can't wait to come back to try the other dishes!

    Vanessa A.

    I can't say enough amazing things about this restaurant. From the decor to the drinks to the food, everything exceeded my expectations. It's rare to find a spot these days that truly delivers on charm, aesthetic, and exceptional service all at once. We ordered the gem salad, pork belly, and steak frites and each dish was absolutely delicious and thoughtfully prepared. I'll definitely be returning. If you're looking for a restaurant with cozy, hip vibes and a great overall experience, this is the place.

    Lunch Menu (April 20206)
    David M.

    Came here for lunch with a colleague. Very cool venue and I hear it's much busier at dinner but very low key at lunch. And, they have a bar and stage for live music next door (but live performances are at night). For lunch, it's seat yourself, order food at the bar and self serve bottles of water and glasses at the bar. Both the Gyro Melt Pita Au Jus and the Skewer Plate are good. Parking will most likely be one of the adjacent public meters parking lots.

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    Mandy F.

    Located upstairs, you can take elevator or take the stairs. I really like the idea and looks of this place. For lunch, you seat yourself and ordered at the bar area. I got the skewer plate, comes with one beef and one chicken skewer. Hummus, green zhoug and a honey lime yogurt for dipping. Greek salad and pita. So good and really filling. Everything was so fresh and the different sauces bring out the meal! Really happy we came here, love the food and the whole vibe of the place. Really good place to go as a couple or with friends. The anonymous email drink is non alcoholic and it's really good and refreshing! We sat close to the window and it's a nice breeze and really nice view to enjoy your food and company. Service was nice and fast. Food was great, can't wait to come here for dinner.

    There is no winter, there is only Summer and The Screaming Parrot cocktails
    Justin J.

    Was waiting for a reservation at a nearby spot and refused to pop in for a drink. There weren't any tables available, and the bar was first come, first served, but was able to find an open seat, so we went and hovered around the one seat. The bar/restaurant is an upstairs location, there from a side street (forgetting which one). Ambiance is nice, warm, and staff were very friendly. We were seated and water was delivered almost immediately. After a quick look at the menu, we ordered the There is no winter, there is only Summer and The Screaming Parrot cocktails. The Winter is more of an Italian vibe cocktail with aperitif, prosecco, blood orange, yuzu, with some other ingredients. Tasted like a leveled up Aperol Spritz, but better. The Screaming Parrot with a rum base, orgeat, pineapple, cities, along with a few other things. Really nice drink, the orgeat popped in this one. Cool spot, might be good for dinner as well, but the drinks were tasty and would definitely go back if I was in the area and looking for a cocktail

    Kristine H.

    We went on a Saturday around lunchtime and didn't need a reservation. Luckily, one of the balcony spots was open, which made the experience even better. Such a unique and beautiful restaurant, and the food was delicious. One thing to note: if you prefer your beef skewers well done, make sure to ask. The warm, fresh bread served with the dishes and dips was incredible, definitely the kind of food you keep mindlessly reaching for. There's also paid parking available across the street, and it was very reasonably priced.

    SAFFRON RICE
    Candy D.

    We came here for dinner and honestly... every dish hit. My palate has never experienced such flavors. We started w/ the Whipped Feta - creamy, slightly tangy, topped w/caramelized honey butter and a little kick from the Urfa chili. The warm, fluffy za'atar pita made it dangerously addictive. I could've ordered another round just for myself. The Maitake Mushroom was beautifully cooked w/a sticky chili glaze, balanced by salsa verde and tahini. So flavorful and satisfying (and vegan + gluten free!). The King Salmon was perfectly seared - tender inside w/ so much flavor from the ezme and red chermoula. We also ordered the Saffron Rice, which was fragrant and fluffy w/ almonds, barberries, currants, and crispy shallots - the perfect complement to everything on the table. And the Sticky Japanese Sweet Potato? SO good. Sweet, garlicky, a little spicy from the harissa oil, w/ hazelnut crunch and ají verde. One of my favorites of the night. For drinks, the Carmen #6 was refreshing with a subtle kick, citrusy, slightly spicy, and well balanced. The Idle Riot was bold and smoky with a silky finish thanks to the aquafaba and black sea salt. The flavors were vibrant, layered, and thoughtful. Everything felt elevated but still comforting. Casey our waiter was great and the vibe made it perfect for a girls' night or date night. Would absolutely come back to try more of the menu. Meter parking only - $1.50/hr max 2 hour(s)

    Sticky Toffee Cake
    Justin A.

    I think I may have just found my new favorite restaurant in LA. Everything from the service, atmosphere, food, and stunning interior were incredible! This place hits on every level. What we ordered: (10's across the board) Whipped feta: perfectly creamy served with hot, soft pita. A must order. Sticky Japanese sweet potato: Garlicky, sweet, and completely lived up to the hype. Steak frites: Cooked beautifully. I went with the tomato butter and wow, just wow. Chicken fesenjan: Their house special and my first time trying this Persian stew. Sweet, tart, savory, and slightly spicy. Sticky toffee cake: The perfect ending. That toffee/caramel sauce was everything. Hands down one of the most memorable dinner experiences I've had in LA. If you're trying to impress friends, family, or a date, this is the move. Already planning for my next return.

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    Adriana L.

    Omg my first time coming here last night and what a hidden gem! The vibe is so nice- chill and historical at the same time. The food was so delicious and flavorful. We ordered the chicken, rice, and feta which came with pita. The staff were helpful in helping us decide and will be going back soon!

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    Ask the Community - Checker Hall

    Is HAPPY HOUR every day? Anyone have the HAPPY HOUR menu? THX

    Are dogs allowed?

    It's upstairs and in the same building as a music venue so probably not

    Is happy hour available in the dining room or only at the bar?

    It is available in the dining room too.

    What days do you have live music?

    Hi Nicole, We have live Jazz in the restaurant Thursdays and Sundays, as well as live DJs Wednesday, Friday, and Saturdays.… Read more

    What is the noise level like?

    The noise level in the restaurant is average. It's louder in the concert hall but that is a separate area.

    Would it be able to accommodate 7 people for dinner?

    I'm not sure the booths can accommodate 7, but the bar could. Definitely call the restaurant and ask them.

    Is Apple Pay accepted there?

    Yes

    Is this place kid friendly for dinner?

    I would say yes-there's lots of space, it's not rowdy by any means, and the staff is super accommodating.

    Is this an over 21 place (dining room)? is the ID checked by the bar or the door?

    No, it is not 21 and over for dining. They do not check ID's at the door for dinner. It may be different if you are going to see a band, but that is a separate area from the dining room.

    Is there happy hour here?

    Yes, from 5-7 every day.

    Is there an online menu for food and drinks?

    Hi Chrys, We will list the menu very soon. We appreciate your patience. Thank you!

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    I am writing to express my disappointment regarding an experience my wife and I had at your…read moreestablishment on the evening of June 2, 2026, at approximately 9:00 PM. As a I grew up in Highland Park I took my wife to visit The Arroyo Club bar to celebrate her recent promotion after the bar was recommended to us by a close friend. We were looking forward to a fun evening and decided to participate in the trivia game being hosted that night. After receiving an answer sheet from the host, Matt, my wife and I began playing. The trivia topic was based on an older television show that we were unfamiliar with, and we initially used our phones to look up answers. A male individual approached us and informed us that using our phones was considered cheating. We accepted that explanation, stopped using our phones, and continued playing. Later in the evening, I observed bartender Justin speaking with the same individual and appearing to provide him with answers. When I questioned how that was different from what we had been told not to do, Justin stated that it was not cheating because they were part of a group. I responded that it was only a game and not a serious issue, especially considering my wife and I had only accumulated a few points. At that point, the interaction became uncomfortable. Justin informed the host that my wife and I should be disqualified for cheating, despite the fact that we had stopped using our phones when instructed. The employee who had originally confronted us also became increasingly confrontational, which my wife and I found intimidating. I later asked another bartender, Zach, what the concern was, and he explained that the winning prize was $50. While I understand the importance of maintaining fair rules, the way the situation was handled felt unnecessarily hostile and embarrassing. What made the experience even more disappointing was that we appeared to be the only minority guests present at the time, and we observed other patrons using their phones without being confronted. This left us feeling singled out and unwelcome. My wife attempted to discuss how the situation made us feel with a female bartender who had blue hair. Unfortunately, her reaction appeared dismissive, and our concerns did not seem to be taken seriously. As we prepared to leave, the employee who had initially confronted us remained nearby staring in our direction, which further contributed to our discomfort. For reference, we were seated at the right corner of the bar if you were facing the bar from the front. I am not seeking compensation. Rather, I hope management will review the events of that evening, including any available security footage and discussions with staff members present. No guest should leave feeling targeted, embarrassed, or unwelcome while simply trying to enjoy a night out celebrating a special occasion.

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    We were in Highland Park on a Sunday morning trying to hit that viral Korean breakfast burrito…read morespot, but the line was crazy. Decided to just walk down York and find something else. Ended up at The Goldfish and walked into a spot that instantly felt like we weren't in LA anymore. Place really leans into that Thailand vibe. Nick was behind the bar and was super cool. Walked us through the menu, gave a few drink recs, and just made it easy. While waiting, we took a lap around the place and checked everything out. Tons of little details everywhere. You can tell someone really put thought into it. Nick mentioned the owner actually goes to Thailand often and brings stuff back for the restaurant, which makes sense once you see the space. There was one cook in the back handling everything and bringing plates out fresh. Food came out hot and honestly hit. We ordered the steak pad see ew, chicken fried rice, fried shrimp rolls, and drinks. No complaints. Glad the burrito line was long or we probably wouldn't have found this spot. Definitely coming back, feels like a good date night place.

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    To say Alex is great at his job is an understatement, best place for a crisp cold beer.

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