Great service and environment. Love the food.. Definitely my first choice of brunch.read more

FYI you can only make reservations for dinner. Brunch is first come first serve. Since we went in…read morethe morning on a weekday, we got a table within minutes so highly recommend you do that to get the best experience. The space is beautiful and the staff are attentive. The fried rice was good but I wish I picked something a bit unique like the Mediterranean Egg. The Mediterranean with French bread was very memorable and felt the portions were satisfying. For me, the cheese cake was the highlight. The texture and sweetness was top notch and paring it with coffee just was perfect.

wow. the waffle was so good with chocolate covered and the ice cream was my favorite part…read more the owner is super friendly and funny, he was able to attract a lot of customers if we weren't already attracted by the smell of freshly made waffles and rich chocolate. one thing is the hot chocolate was too sweet but that's just a personal preference.

They don't close at 10 their hours are messed up Pulled up…read moreat 8:55 and the guy was like I turned off the machine 20 mins ago and it will take a while to turn back on. Zero stars There is no equipment to issue, the worker straight upset that he turned it off because he was closing down

Petit Trois, you had me at the white tablecloths and little Parisian café vibe -- tucked into a…read moretiny strip mall shopping plaza, but somehow transporting you straight to France. The service was absolutely on pointe thanks to Kaiya, Teri, and Randy. Warm, polished, attentive, and just the right amount of fun. Hubs and I split everything, which was the right move because this meal was rich, delicious, and very filling. We started with the baguette bread service, which is an additional charge but 100% worth it. The bread, salted butter, and mixed berry spread were pure France in a basket. Next up was the French onion soup, and wow. Cheesy, full of flavor, with a beautiful broth that somehow managed to be rich without being too salty. Perfection. Then came the Big Mec burger, as seen on Food Network's top burgers -- and yes, it absolutely lives up to the hype. Definitely enough for two. Perfectly seasoned patties, melty cheese, a fresh brioche bun, and that bordelaise sauce bath underneath? Flavor-forward, decadent, and unforgettable. We rounded out the meal with a slice of French toast because apparently we make excellent life choices. Also delicious, also worth sharing. This was not just lunch -- it was an experience. Will I go back? Absolument! Next up: dinner.

Not sure how I had never been to Petit Trois, but here we were. Was in the area, so made a quick…read morereservation and we headed over. Got seated on the patio on a beautiful day, so we were perfectly happy. After a quick glance at the menu, our recommendations from our server, we decided to order. We started with the escargot, as one does at a French restaurant, and the French onion soup. The escargot cube bathed in butter, garlic and parsley and were very tasty. I mean, how can they not be when bathed in garlic and butter? The French onion soup was also delicious with ample gruyere cheese overflowing. Pure indulgence! For entrees, we all tried something different. The steak frites were.... steak frites. If you've tried one, you've tried most, so not very memorable. The duck confit was cooked well and not overly fatty, which was nice. The omelette, let me say, is beautiful to look at. You almost don't want to touch it because it is very picrure-esque, and absolutely cooked perfectly. A, dare I say, perfect omelette. Finally was the Big Mec. Now, there are a lot of good burgers in Los Angeles, but the Big Mec is one of the greats. So much flavor with the double wagyu patties, cheese, special sauce all while sitting in a Bordelaise sauce. It isn't something you would eat every day, as it is heavy, but it is phenomenal when you do. I'd say one of the top five burgers in Los Angeles, in my humble opinion. Overall, delicious French restaurant in Hollywood, a little above Hancock Park, serving delicious food. Get the escargot and French onion soup to start, and definitely get the omelette and the Big Mec, you will not be disappointed.

A perfect pre-show dining experience. ​My recent visit to…read moreThe Backyard, ahead of seeing LCD Soundsystem and Pulp perform was an amazing experience. We decided to show up early and grabbed dinner there, and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the venue. ​We ordered the Ribeye, a Peach Watermelon Salad, a few sides, and a bottle of Grenache to share with my friends. I have to say the steak was cooked perfectly. ​The staff was beyond amazing--attentive, efficient, and friendly. The atmosphere was inviting and very relaxing.

As many times as I've been to the Bowl, I never knew this restaurant even existed! A friend…read morerecommended it, so my husband and I decided to make reservations two days before our concert. Luckily, I was able to get a spot just in time before the show started. From the photos online, it looks pretty spacious, but in reality, the dining area feels a bit tight. Service was great--very attentive and friendly. The menu, however, is somewhat limited. I ordered the salmon, and my husband had the peach and watermelon salad. The food was just okay--nothing that really wowed me. For me, it was all about the ambiance. Dining with the stage as a backdrop was definitely a unique experience and something worth trying at least once. I don't think I'll dine there again, but I would recommend it to others who haven't been. It's a cool, hidden spot to check off your list before enjoying a concert at the Hollywood Bowl.

Nothing like watching a dodgers playoff game, lafc game, UFC fight night, or even just grabbing a…read morebeer at Biergarten while enjoying the fusion pub food. Galbi tacos with bomb hot sauce? Wurstplate with soju? Let's go

Casual spot, had a great beer menu, and of course good lounge area with sports focus. My girlfriend…read moreand I came here during since we were in the area and were craving a beer/bar food... it was also the NFL playoffs and the Seattle Seahawks were playing so there was to no surprise a lot of people there to watch the game. Luckily their host found some stools for us by a leader/small table but ended being just fine. Given the high capacity/ NFL playoffs vibes I was just grateful to get a spot to sit and eat, plus we had a great view of the TV/game. I had myself a nice cheese burger which if i remember correctly had some kimchi in it which i loved. We had some of their I also had A LOT of beer lol. I tried a couple different crafts one of which being peanutter'd flavor. It was a darker boozy brew which I enjoyed. It not exactly a garden, or too glamorous, but in its own right was cozy, well kept, and laid back spot in the middle of Ktown which ended up being just right for us to unwind and get some damn good food. We didn't end up staying for the whole game but did enjoy the friendly sports environment and would come back to try more for a big game if in the area. The prices were very reasonable and food was scrumptious.

Just found out it closed and I'm absolutely heartbroken. This was my go to before every dodgers…read moregame with the 12-6 happy hour. Excellent beers on tap for $5-$6 and even an espresso martini for like $14. Chicken sandwich was always on point and also a big fan of the Morrison Trio. Owner was always pleasant and the servers were top notch. I never had an item on the menu that was not delicious. And I tried just about everything on their rotating happy hour menu. I remember they were selling $10 Don Julio 1942 shots one time because it was Cinco de Mayo week. Great times and memories made at this restaurant. Holiday decor was always great to see especially during Halloween. A true loss. Bring it back please! If there are any Dodgers fans out there with a good pregame spot, please reply with recommendations seeing how I do not have one anymore.

First off, I'm sad to know they are closed :(…read more The last time I went there was around the holidays before the end of the year and enjoyed some good wings and a couple of drinks. The staff was friendly and very attentive. The wings and drinks themselves were super flavorful and I thought I would have more time to enjoy and come back to visit while in town. My partner also tried their burger and fries and decided to stop by the restaurant only to find out they closed a couple of months ago. It was worth the visit when we went there back in December.z The place was cute and it felt comfy.

Easily obsessed with this place now. We've only gone once, but we love it…read more We were heading back to LA from doing something in Long Beach, and wanted to stop and have a drink somewhere quick. This place popped up, and it was happy hour. So we thought why not. We got lucky and found parking close (rare for that street). And walked over and immediately loved the vibe. We walked in and were greeted immediately, and then brought upstairs. The decor on the way up was awesome. The old school nature, with paintings and abstract vintage pieces.. love. It felt like we were in an old industrial building. We were surprised that it was pretty empty when we got up there. We sat at the bar, and love the decor upstairs too. There's a view of the street from up there as well that's beautiful. The bartender greeted us fairly quickly, and we each ordered a speciality cocktail on their happy hour. Both were delicious. I will say that the prices are a bit steep for me. Very glad we came during the happy hour. But really want to return to try the food and more drinks. Maybe on a special date night out!

5 for the service alone. I hadn't been in a while and didn't realize the rooftop was no longer…read moreopen and communal seating and I had planned to have 8 people in my party AND it was the night of the Snoop concert so needless to say- almost everything was reserved. One of the women (I missed her name but I believe her birthday is today) working there helped me find seating for my party. She was gracious enough even with there being little to no wiggle room- so shout out to her. Our servers were great, appetizers came out hot and delicious. I think we ordered 4 rounds of Brussels sprouts Drinks were tasty- highly recommend the espresso martini with a side of vanilla ice cream. Overall had a great time and appreciate the customer service!

I want to update my review about the location of Zinc that I wrote over a decade ago. Since my…read moreinitial review, I've continued to come to this restaurant. It remains a unique addition to the neighborhood, as well as a good place to grab some interesting dishes. Since the opening of this particular business, the Zinc chain has opened in a few other locations. Those locations are much newer in not only their establishment but their design. This is not to say that this is still not an interesting, well-designed business, but, with time, it has become a little bit rundown. I hate to say it, but that is the truth. This location could really use an update and perhaps a deep cleaning. I was, in fact, kind of surprised at the condition of this business, for example, on the way towards their restrooms. From my opinion, it needs an clean up and an update. Also, the litter that surrounded some of the outdoor tables where I was sitting at my most recent visit was very surprising. This is just something to keep in mind if you're coming here for your first visit. In terms of what they offer for food, though it has evolved a bit over the years, they still have a great, heath-based menu, with some very interesting choices. For all of you vegetarians and vegans out there, you will, for sure, be able to find some tasty food to eat. Once upon a time, this restaurant was impacted with tons and tons of people. It was constantly full with people either going to the bakery and/or sitting down for table service. Shortly past their opening each day, there would be a line of people waiting for service. This seems to have changed, however. Meaning, if you're looking for an interesting place to eat, with some good dishes, at the far Southeast side of DTLA, near the lofts district, and you want a place without a long wait to get a table and/or your food, this may still be your place to go.

Positives first: the ambiance is lovely, nice patio and plenty of space. We were seated quickly for…read moreour brunch reservation. The menu is big, though pricey!! I got an omelette and it was fresh and light, but very small for the price and no bread included. Now for the rest, the service was appalling. Food came out quickly but after that we were barely checked on. We had to ask several times for things that we ordered and had to flag down the waitress to order a second drink and they took forever. We could understand that it was busy but the waitress never apologized or said anything like they were understaffed or anything. Also, we had a few questions about the menu and our drinks and the waitress would just say, "I think so?" or give a vague answer. She didn't seem very knowledgeable about the menu at all. Maybe she was new, but clearly training was lacking. I don't think I'll be returning but since I see many reviews relating to service issues, hopefully management is able to address the deficit