If you're looking for a fun, lively spot in West Hollywood, this place is definitely worth checking…read moreout! We made resys for a Friday night. The rooftop atmosphere is the highlight, it has that perfect indoor/outdoor vibe, It's definitely a hotspot, especially in the evenings when hotel guests and locals come in to grab drinks, relax, and enjoy the lounge atmosphere. The entire hotel has a great social feel, from the lively lobby area with the open bar and pool table downstairs to the rooftop where everyone gathers. The views were amazing too! The food was really good, the drinks were great, and the service was outstanding. We ordered the hamachi, carne asada tacos, fries, and a barbacoa quesadilla. Everything was delish! Our server was genuinely so friendly, attentive, and made the experience even better. There is only valet available and it gets pretty packed at night. This is definitely a hot spot for a meet up with friends. Highly recommend for the overall vibes.

I've lived in West Hollywood for almost 11 years, but somehow this was my first time at this…read morerooftop bar! I really enjoyed my experience here. The host, Adam, was so welcoming and helpful throughout the evening, checking to make sure we were enjoying our food and drinks, even moving us to a different table since our original one was in a wind tunnel blowing up our dresses. I got two cocktails: 1) the special True Colors cocktail in celebration of Pride Month, with proceeds going to the LGBT Center! It had Tequila, Yuzu, Lychee, Passionfruit, topped with a Hibiscus Mezcal Float and a piece of Rainbow Sour Candy. It was refreshing, delicious, and absolutely gorgeous! 2) the Cosmopolitan: made with Grey Goose Vodka, Pierre Ferrand Dry Curaçao, and cranberry. It was pretty tasty, not exactly like a traditional Cosmo and had a bit of a bite to it, but good enough that I got two. My friend and I shared the guacamole which was a pretty decently sized portion and came with a big basket of chips. We also got the Weho Choco Tacos and they were delectable! It's a bit pricey with drinks ranging from $22-$26, but that's to be expected in Weho and especially on Sunset Boulevard. Just something to keep in mind. The crowd was also so nice! We made friends with the couple sitting next to us and watched the end of the NBA finals together on one of their phones. I also met some nice girls in the bathroom and we had a long conversation about the best clothes to pack for a trip to Europe. Everyone was there to have a good time and it showed!

Liked the environment. The sunken seats were nice and comfy…read more We sat at the bar and had cocktails. I got the lychee martini, it was tasty. My husband got an old fashion. He said it was really good.

If this review was based on vibes alone? Easy 5 stars…read more The Living Room is giving Hollywood glam meets chic lounge. The lighting, decor, and overall aesthetic are beautiful, and the garden dining area is a whole vibe. But whew... the food and service didn't match. Service? Slow. And not even "it's packed" slow, just slow for no reason. We came on a Friday, it wasn't crowded, and somehow drinks and food still took forever. We had plans to catch a show at the Pantages, and our waiter reassured us we'd make it on time. Food and drinks were very "looks good on the menu" but that's about it. My husband ordered the Red Smoke and baby, where was the smoke? Where was the mezcal?? It tasted like watered-down juice. (0/5) The "Let It Roll" sushi saved the night a little. Pretty solid. (4/5) The Smashed Cucumber Salad? I'm still confused why it's called that because it's literally just a regular garden salad in disguise. (3/5) I ordered the short rib curry bowl and I still can't tell you what it tasted like. Too many flavors fighting for attention. Not horrible, just confusing. And the noodles were soggy. (2.5/5) Lava cake for dessert was decent. (3.5/5) They do have valet and validate ($5 off), which is nice.

Had a great experience at Saint Felix Hollywood. The atmosphere was lively and fun, making it a…read moregreat spot for a date night, happy hour, or a night out with friends. We started with the Watermelon Martini and the S'mores Espresso Martini. Both were excellent, but the S'mores Espresso Martini was definitely the standout with its graham cracker rim, toasted marshmallows, and chocolate shavings. The St. Felix Sample Platter was a great way to try a variety of menu favorites. The Wagyu slider, Malaysian-style steak skewers, and truffle parmesan popcorn were especially memorable. For the entrée, we ordered the Braised Beef Short Ribs with goat cheese mashed potatoes. The short ribs were incredibly tender and packed with flavor, while the mashed potatoes were rich and creamy. We finished with the L.A. Churro Waffle, and it was the perfect ending to the meal. The combination of cinnamon sugar, chocolate, caramel, strawberries, whipped cream, and vanilla bean ice cream made it easy to see why it's one of their most popular desserts. The service was friendly, the food was well prepared, and the cocktails were creative and delicious. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in Hollywood.

I recently coordinated a Pre-Show Mixer for my employer, and the experience at St. Felix exceeded…read moreexpectations from start to finish. Owner John Arakaki was incredible to work with -- I shared our modest budget parameters, and he thoughtfully curated a delicious passed hors d'oeuvres menu while also reserving the perfect space for our guests to mix and mingle comfortably. The food was a huge hit with everyone, especially the fried chicken sliders and the LA Churro Waffle dessert. Since we were attending Michael Jackson The Musical at the Pantages Theatre afterward, the location was ideal -- just a short walk away. The servers were attentive, welcoming, and truly helped create a great atmosphere. One of my favorite touches was that they played Michael Jackson music throughout the event, which perfectly tied into the evening. I highly recommend St. Felix for happy hour events, mixers, or celebrations, and I'm already looking forward to returning with friends for a more casual visit.

Located inside the Roosevelt hotel in LA this charming bar has some amazing drinks and food. There…read morewas plenty of chairs and small coffee tables. There were also seats at the bar but not enough for our group size. We came in for drinks and food before heading over to TCL Chinese Theatre. We ordered a few drinks and some shareables. The French martini was delicious- it had raspberry liqueur,pineapple juice and vodka. Very refreshing. The wild mushroom tagliatelle was phenomenal the pasta was just right and oh those delicate but powerful herbs, divine! The Japanese sweet potatos were so tender, the sauce that was one them was so yummy, I loved it. The steak & frites were scrumptious, steak was perfectly medium rare and fries were classic. The charcuterie board was so good we got the 3 cheese and 2 meats, everyone enjoyed it. The fresh baguette was crispy on the outside and so soft on the inside, only thing that could have made it better was a little balsamic. Overall wonderfully surprised by the lobby bar on a Tuesday night.

(Visit: 11/23/2024, Saturday evening around 10 )…read more About The Lobby -- "Thoughtfully reimagined by Nickey Kehoe (interior designer), the Lobby at The Hollywood Roosevelt is a stylish, inviting space to unwind. With dishes from Shirley Brasserie available all day, it's the perfect spot to enjoy everything from light bites to seasonal plates, surrounded by the warmth of the historic fireplace and the charm of this iconic setting." -- from The Roosevelt Hotel's website. Shirley Brasserie, the restaurant referred to above, is also located in The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (located next to The Lobby). The "iconic" they refer to is the fact that this hotel is historic -- it was built in 1926 during the Golden Era of Los Angeles architecture. It is named after Theodore Roosevelt. The first Academy Awards (Oscars) was held here in 1929. The hotel had its ups and downs since then but currently it looks beautiful and thriving. Take your out-of-state visiting friends/relatives to this place. Because this is a big part of "Hollywood". I recommend The Lobby to hang out after a long day's work or after a nice dinner nearby. This is where my sister and I went after our dinner at Musso and Frank. My sister ordered their Espresso Martini which was really good. I had a beer. Our server wasn't as warm as the ones during my visit in 2023. I think she was an introvert or a bit of a nervous person. But she did not seem potentially horrible. Restroom: I did not go to the restroom this time. I think there was a line. But I remember back in 2023 that you had to ask for a key or a code. Which is understandable for this area. Parking: I recommend the valet parking. If validated, the fee is really reasonable (I forgot how much they charged). We got ours validated because we ordered those drinks from The Lobby.

This place was amazing! The food the drinks the ambiance! I am definitely coming back here. I loved…read moreeverything, it was a bit too dark in the place but that's the vibe so I didn't really mind it. Our waiter was super nice wish I would have gotten his name but I did not, but always very attentive and amazing. Did I say I am coming back here already? Well I am coming back! The price was worth it as well.

They have reservations online and paid street Parking that can get very busy or unavailable because…read moreof the shared space with other pubs n their vallet in the area. It's extremely loud inside with the numbing music and they feel short staffed/hard to spot down servers who seem low of patience or time. We tried 3 of their seasonal drinks - clarified orange creamsicle which was tasty but had no orange flavor, the ichigo which was extremely sweet and the cola one which tasted like turpentine. Overall, it's alright. There were big groups with professional camera shooting equipment that kept taking flash photography and the music was loud, repetitive in the crowded space.. it can get very overwhelming.

I do love cocktail bars with great atmosphere, the waitress was professional and ready to serve.read more

The bartender is a fat dude who looks like he's from Lynyrd Skynyrd but without the charisma or…read moretalent. My hot ass date and I waited for over ten minutes with no acknowledgment or anything (there were literally, at most 8 ppl in there.) We went to the rest of the Roosevelt and had a great time. Drinks in hand we popped back over to Library and I said "  hey bro I know ur busy hru but can I get a cherry? ----- he SCREAMED " i have thirty ppl to take care of etc " This dude looks like a homeless person off of the streets of Hollywood. He is trash and CLEARLY not a good mixologist, bartender or person! WHAT A DOUCHEBAG. Lowkey- he's lucky he didn't get SLAPPED IN THE FACE. By security. Someone hurt him. Wasn't me/ I just wanted a cherry

Beautiful bar inside The W Hotel. It was pretty busy on a Saturday evening. We went there before…read moreheading to a concert at the Fonda Theatre. They offer food, wine, beer, and cocktails. We decided to get their cocktails and they were stiff and tasted good. Be aware that they're priced at least $20 for each cocktail and on top of that there is a 18% service charge, so the total for 2 drinks is over $50.

Nice classy restaurant, bar, and lounge. The staff was engaging, and helpful. Great…read morerecommendations and great food. The cauliflower exceeded my expectations! So much flavor. Definitely enough food for two. 5 stars! Will definitely be back.

Amazing atmosphere, drinks are good but not spirit forward so order doubles on Bloody Marys…read more Breakfast burritos were great.

We stopped in to take a look at the hotel. The hotel's history is pretty incredible, and its beauty…read morestill remains. We took a walk to the pool and had a drink at the bar. The atmosphere was great. The bartender had great recommendations for the drinks as well as LA things to do.