Cam great!!! It was my second time here and it was great experience. Highly recommendread more

Amazing atmosphere! We took Cam's recommendation and ever was fantastic! Definitely recommend any…read morewho wants to have some unique drinks

A friend wanted to meet here for breakfast, and although I've visited the Venice location, I've…read morenever been to this one. After driving by several times, I finally had the opportunity to stop on in. Parking is metered street, and I was lucky to find a spot right across the way around 10:30a during the week. As you walk in, the host stand is at the end and there is seating to your left. My friend was already seated here, so I just walked on in to table. A nice waitress came over shortly thereafter, and I ordered a cocoa with oatmilk (small). This 'small' was served in a glass, whereas a large would be in a typical mug you would expect. As for the drink, it was pretty good. As we caught up, I perused the menu and decided on a side of tater tots and for the first time in my life, I ordered banana bread which I was told was the closest thing to a breakfast pastry on their menu, while he went with a chickpea scramble (no bread). I don't feel it took too long for the food to arrive since we were catching up and enjoying our drinks. The restaurant was getting busier around this time as well. The banana bread had Maldon sea salt and honeycomb butter. This wasn't bad at all; I just never really had this before but I did finish it (got the remainder of it to go for later). The tater tots were just tater tots, nothing special but a larger portion which would be great for sharing alongside a side of ketchup. Service was welcoming, the space is nice, restrooms are two separate ones for all genders. Other guests that sat near us were friendly as well which made for an all-around pleasant experience. No photos taken since I was actually enjoying the company I was in. There were a few choices I was given today to meet up, and I'm glad I chose this one. Would be willing to try pizza or their pasta dishes on a future (later) visit. Note: I did see quite a few cops in the area, so I don't know if they are nabbing people for jaywalking or something else, so just be aware-

I am obsessed with their food. OBSESSED! So much so that I put up with their ridiculous phone…read morepolicy, which is, basically not to answer it. The service in the restaurant is really nice. And I think they have the best kabob in the city. I also think their pizza is among the best I've had, too. (Their phone-a-phobia actually makes me crazy. I even had a party with them and couldn't get them to talk with me about it over the phone. I get that they need decisions in writing, but they can talk and then confirm! And calling them about an order you've placed or anything else? Good luck. Still, the party was great and so has been every meal I've had there, and there have been a lot!)

Going to this simple and short. I came here after work few days ago with my co-workers for thier…read moreHappy Hour and have to say their HH food was delicious but their HH drinks options wasn't that great. Everything in the HH are $10. HH- Margarita Pizza Fritto Misto Truffle Fries We did ordered a couple stuff of the regular menu like their Oysters, Wagyu Beef Carpaccio and Yellowfin Tuna Tartare. Oysters- Were fresh and delicious. Wagyu Beef Carpaccio- Wagyu beef was nice and tender. The black truffle was a lacking taste and that truffle small. Definitely was an old truffle. Yellowfin Tuna Tartare- This was alright. Didn't have much of a flavor. Service was fantastic and friendly at the bar. I would definitely return but sadly the restaurant will close its doors on December 30th 2025 what I have been hearing.

Lavo's mimosa brunch is where it's at! Honestly, I almost don't want to share this because I don't…read morewant it to get so popular that I can't snag a reservation on a Sunday lol. We celebrated my mom's birthday here with family and friends (party of 8), and it was the perfect spot. This endless brunch is meant to be experienced with a group so you can try a little bit of everything. They bring out generous, family-style portions, all fresh and made to order. We had the chicken and waffles, truffle pizza, oysters, Caesar salad, chicken Parmesan, pancakes--just to name a few--and every single dish was delicious. And for the price? It's absolutely worth it: $65 per person plus $25 for bottomless mimosas. The value is chef's kiss. Our waitstaff was amazing--super attentive, kept the food flowing, and made sure our glasses were never empty. The whole vibe is immaculate. There's a DJ playing the best 90s and 2000s R&B, and a few of us couldn't resist getting up to dance at our table. The aesthetics, the food, the drinks, the service--5 stars all around. I will definitely be back! Heads up: Valet parking only.

Had a solo lunch here on a Saturday last month. I arrived past 2pm as my son attended an exhibit…read morenearby. I didn't have a reservation but I was seated right away. I didn't look up what type of restaurant this is but contrary to the name the butchers daughter turned out to be vegan. no worries I actually enjoyed the surfers burrito - very filling and the salsa it came with was so good I asked for extra. My server recommended what I ordered so they know their stuff. I sat outside so it was a great seat to people watch. If you're vegan definitely check it out.

I have a lot to say. Let's start with the beautiful pastries in the glass. Wow, you really can't…read morejudge a book by its cover, especially when there is no title. I bought an anomaly (no...it's not cake). I'm actually still traumatized about the reality of what I put into my mouth that day. Something seeming to be a matcha scone or bread of some sort but was so incredibly unbread like I couldn't even eat it! It had a horrible aftertaste and sort of melted immediately as it hit your mouth. I wonder now, if it was gluten free or something. Had they labeled it as such, I would not have bought that Frankenstein. It looked like bread but had none of the qualities of tasting like bread. So sad. Let your customers make informed decisions! If it's a monster, label it as such! Next, the hummas. I ordered a basic hummus that was supposed to come with pita bread, however I ended up setting this green Jungle thing with all these mint, cilantro and whatever leaves thrown on top. I'm all about a green hummus, the problem was that they had changed the hummus offering but not changed the description on the menu, so it was just a completely different vibe of hummas than what I was expecting. It could have been fine, had it tasted good, but boy oh boy was it a miss on every level. It tasted like green lemon acidic soup. It didn't have the thickness of a hummas with chickpeas. It even had a soda like carbonation to it like as if they added citric acid to it or something. The consistency was like as if you were to blend a bunch of avocados until it became a purée and added enough lemon acidic juice until it was slightly more watery and unpalatable. Then the kicker, pickled veggies! I could cry. Who in the chef came up with this?! It's the most unbalanced thing I've ever had in my life! With something already saturated with lemon, why are you serving me pickled vegetables? Would you also like to serve me a cup of vinegar juice to wash it down with? I vowed never ever to come back, until... I tried their lattes. Hear me out, they make their own syrups. Lattes are amazing, fire, 10 out of 10! So I'll come back for those, and I do, consistently. As for the food and the pastries, who knows maybe they do serve something good in this restaurant, but the first experience was such a miss, that I'm not gonna risk my tastebuds trying to find that out. There's too many really good restaurants in LA. Fool me once... As for the service itself: the managers, the employees, they're amazing; 10 out of ten nice neighborly great people. I just had to be honest about the food. ‍

A friend who's a Soho House member took me there for lunch yesterday. I hadn't been back in a few…read moreyears, and I'd forgotten both the incredible views and how easy it is to spend an afternoon there. We walked in expecting a quiet lunch and quickly realized the World Cup was on. The screening room was packed with members watching the match, and it was fun seeing everyone so invested in the game. Since we wanted to catch up, we headed to the garden patio instead. There were plenty of people enjoying lunch outside, though it never felt loud. We never had to raise our voices to hear each other, which made it easy to relax and enjoy the afternoon. Our server was fantastic. She checked on us throughout the meal, kept our drinks refreshed, and always seemed to know when to stop by and when to give us space. We never felt rushed, which made the afternoon even more enjoyable. We started with the calamari to share. I ordered the Faroe Island king salmon with sautéed spinach and chimichurri, and my friend had the chopped salad. The salmon had a beautiful sear and was cooked perfectly, while the chimichurri added just the right amount of brightness. We each ordered the cucumber cocktail, mine with vodka and his with gin. It was crisp, refreshing, and exactly what I wanted on such a hot afternoon. It paired especially well with the salmon. One detail I really appreciate about Soho House is its no-photo policy. After spending a few hours there, it made perfect sense. Around us, people were catching up with friends, having meetings, enjoying lunch, or watching the match without phones constantly pointed around the room. It made the entire space feel more relaxed, and I found myself appreciating being somewhere that encouraged people to be present with each other. Nothing felt forced or overly formal. We were able to settle in, enjoy a great meal, and spend a few hours catching up without ever feeling like our table was needed for the next reservation. By the time we left, I completely understood why so many people enjoy being members. One last detail worth mentioning is valet. The attendants were friendly, professional, and efficient. It's a small touch, but it made arriving and leaving effortless.

I've only been here for dinner, but overall it was a pleasant experience. The ambiance is nice and…read morepeaceful--not overly crowded when I visited, though I can see it getting livelier during busier hours. The views are beautiful, and I appreciated the unique combination of dishes on the menu. The food itself was good. Unfortunately, the service didn't meet the same standard, which is why I'm giving it three stars. Our server was friendly, but seemed a bit overwhelmed or distracted. I ordered one of the juices from the menu along with the rest of our drinks, but it didn't arrive until about 30-45 minutes later--only after I had asked about it three separate times, and after our appetizers had already come out. If it wasn't available or there was a delay, I would've appreciated being told instead of having to keep asking. There was also an issue with my entrée. I ordered a sushi roll but was served yellowtail sashimi instead. During ordering, the server had to repeatedly check the menu for the names of the dishes, but since he confirmed our order before leaving the table, I didn't expect there to be any confusion. It was unfortunate because the restaurant has a lot going for it. As someone who has worked as a fine dining server in the same area, I understand that mistakes happen, but communication and attention to detail are essential. With better service, this could have easily been a much stronger experience.

What a great place to dine that serves up bold and flavorful dishes. I very much enjoyed the…read moreambiance and presentation end to end. The service here is excellent and everything ran smoothly with zero issues. The bread and butter here is excellent while waiting for your meal. I had the beef stroganoff, which is a comfort dish for me. It's hearty and delicious so I couldn't wait to try this dish. I was certainly surprised because I was not expecting it to be incredibly flavorful. It was so good I couldn't stop eating it. Highly recommended! We ended our meal with the devil's advocate flourless chocolate cake and vanilla ice cream, which was delicious for being flourless. What a perfect way to end a tasty meal. My only complaint is the parking because we didn't know where we could park. We ended up getting a ticket because we thought we could park nearby. Definitely recommend asking where to park to avoid a ticket. Overall, we very much enjoyed our dining experience and will certainly be back to try other menu items.

Overall, I'd give 3.5 stars. Granville is a chain restaurant, similar to the likes of Olive garden,…read moreChilies, etc, but probably a tad more upscale in terms of the overall decor and vibe. Service was fine, but nothing special. We were greeted, seated and the waitress took our orders. Once the food arrived, our waitress barely came by again except towards the end to drop off our check. Other staff did come by to clear our empty plates from the table, so that was nice. We did notice that they only provided 1 serving spoon for all of our dishes. Would've liked a serving utensil with each dish to minimize cross-contamination and mixing of flavors. Throughout our dining, there were flies and small bugs flying around, which was off-putting and annoying as we had to keep swatting them away from landing on our food. 1. Farmhouse Beet Salad (5/5) It's a good thing this was the 1st dish to arrive at our table as it left a good 1st impression. The roasted organic beets were fresh and had that earthy-tone to it. Dressed with their lemon-oregano vinaigrette, feta, arugula, and candied pecans. OMG, those candied pecans were heavenly. It's crunchy and toasted to perfection. the candied flavor of it was addictingly delicious. If they have a menu item of candied pecans, I'll order it any day. 2. Trio Taco (2.5/5) You can choose between chicken, steak, shrimp, plant-based chicken, or jackfruit. We opted for steak. The steak was fine, but for BBQ sauce used was just a dish killer. They need to rethink the choice of sauce used in these tacos. Also, not a fan of corn tortilla. Wish they gave a choice between corn and flour tortilla. 3. Artisan Bread & Butter (5/5) Their sourdough bread sliced, grilled and brushed generously with garlic olive oil. Severed with a side of whipped duckfat butter. I've never had duck fat butter before, so this was a pleasant experience to try. Not to worry, there's no duck flavor at all. It's almost like cream cheese but lighter and airer. 4. Ahi Filet (1.5/5) Sesame-crusted ahi with a side wasabi aioli. The ahi was so-so; definitely, not the freshest and there's no "melt-in-your mouth" joy. The wasabi aioli sauce was good though. There is a subtle spice kick from the wasabi. It's served with a side of soba noodles that was gingery and peanuty in flavor. Unfortunately, the noodles were overcooked as they stuck to each other in clumps. 5. Bacon & Blue Burger (4.5/5) Quite a satisfying burger consisting of wagyu beef, duroc bacon, aged blue cheese, caramelized onions, and arugula. It's juicy, meaty, slightly tangy from the horseradish aioli and sweet from the port wine reduction. The brioche bun was pleasantly soft. 6. Thai Ginger Salad (3/5) This salad consists of romaine lettuce as the base. It is dressed with Thai sesame dressing, which was underwhelming. The toppings for this salad include fresh mango cubes, slaw, slices of avocado, fresh peanut bits, tomato and soba noodles. It's not a bad salad, but for the price, I do not think it is worth it. 7. Superfood Longevity Salad (4/5) A salad consisting of mixed greens (lacinato kale and spring mix) with a variety of rich, nutritious toppings (organic beets, quinoa, pomegranate, radish, blueberries, almonds, dried Bing cherries, and pepitas). The dressing is a sherry vinaigrette that's tangy, creamy and light. All the ingredients came together well. If you are looking for a hearty salad, this is for you. 8. Hibiscus Rosé (4/5) Sparkling rosé with hibiscus flavor infused with grapefruit skin to give it a bit of citrus note and topped off with a micro flower to add a special touch of decor to the drink. In summary, the food looks better than it actually tastes. Come here if you want to eat out with a large party for celebration, but otherwise, I wouldn't recommend it for a special night out as the price does not justify the experience.

Somewere on their website, The Henry says they want to make you feel at home. Funny, because before…read moreI read this, my immediate reaction when I walked in the door this weekend was that it reminded me of some of the breezy upscale restaurants I grew up with at the Jersey Shore. And, Miami. And even at the marinas in San Diego, San Francisco, and Sausalito. The Henry is very large and open, yet, with all the light streaming in, the soft blues and greys keep the atmosphere sophisticated, subdued, and cool. You immediately feel the calm and these days, especially in the city, we can use a good deal of decompressing. It was almost an audible "aaaahhhhh" that my brain whispered when we sat down at our roomy booth. We were there for brunch and the menu was wonderful for me, a lifelong vegetarian. There were multiple items I wanted to try but I usually stick to an appetizer, main, dessert, and beverage. I am not a big eater at one sitting. Between us, everything we ordered was superb. The descriptions were pretty familiar, but the tastes were elevated. And the presentations were unique too -- see my photos. Michael, our server, was efficient but warm and friendly too. That makes such a difference. From beginning to end he took care of us, checking occasionally to get our enthusiastic thumbs-up, and then bringing us sturdy containers and a roomy thick shopping bag to take home the leftovers. We stuffed ourselves but still took home half of the generous portions we were given. The tab was beyond reasonable too, especially for Beverly Hills! Nice music -- not too loud, just enough to give a cheerful vibe in the background; clean appointments; quality furnishings; giant spotless windows; pretty wallcoverings; comfortable seating -- everything was just right, Goldilocks-worthy. This is the kind of place to return to again and again. Garage parking at the complex for $15 was so easy, clean surroundings in the neighborhood with some famous retail nearby for browsing, just 40 minutes from home. IOW, perfect!

I've had this place on my bucket list for awhile and I'm sad to say that it was a bit of a let…read moredown. The atmosphere is really beautiful, and the service was wonderful, but the food is just way too expensive for what it is. I met up with my friend here for lunch on a Monday, and we had no problem getting a table, it wasn't too busy, and I was able to find street parking about a block down. Or you can pay $15 for the lot that's right behind it. I got the Fish Tacos and it was $30 for 2 sad little tacos and a side of quinoa rice. My friend got the harvest salad, added chicken, and a coke. For all that it was almost an $80 lunch. Insane pricing. This place is cute but not $80 cute.

Items purchased: 2 Chinese chicken salads. Burrito. $36.00…read moreFood: A, Food was Fresh and nicely presented and came out of the kitchen in a timely manner. Service: A, Cashier greeted us and was polite and courteous. Cleanliness: A, Dining area and outside patio were clean. Bathroom was clean and stocked. Value: A, Pricing was on point. Ambiance: A, Still a great place to go after all these years.

The food was great from the chicken salad to the pancakes…read more Service was great both were delivered at the same time. Communal dining is usually not my thing , but the outdoor seating was not crowded and the tables were at a good distance from each side. We weren't sitting on top of each other.