Ambiance is awesome in a sunny day and the service was on the spot. Great staff. The food was delicious as we had the pumpkin cinnamon roll which was sweeet but not overly sweet. The French dip was gas and I could eat all of that too. Recommend getting ranch on the side for fries. Easy place to grab a brunch. read more

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came just in time for brunch and was a beautiful way to start the day. I fell in love most with the atmosphere and setting. Being that it was brunch it was very hectic, but the service was still good. The food was delicious. Nothing jumped out at me specifically, but the overall meal was satisfying. The tartare had to be my favorite. I would like to come try dinner, but definitely an amazing way to spend a lunch on the regular. read more

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Super cute spot! Was staying at the LINE hotel while visiting LA and this was one of the restaurants apart of the hotel. Super hip and chic! The food was delicious and the ambiance was totally giving sunny LA vibes hahaha. FOOD 1) Ahi tuna tartare -- 5/5 I LOVED THIS. Totally recommend. Very yummy and came with sweet potato chips. 2) Ham Benedict -- 4/5 eggs were perfectly poached. The hollandaise sauce was a little bit on the acidic side and the potatoes were a little too crispy like fries which was interesting. 3) Breakfast plate -- 4/5 this was solid. I got it with chicken sausages and they were delicious. Same comment about the potatoes--a little too crispy and hard. Overall had a great time here! FYI as hotel guests you get 20% off your bill! read more

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This place is astonishingly mediocre but crazy expensive. The food here was what me and my family were looking forward to the most, as this place is boasted about online for being created by a chef with two Michelin stars and being a 'luxurious experience'. You're better off going literally anywhere else for special events and meals. The food was so nothing extraordinary or even decent. Basic waffles. Basic eggs. Basic everything. When me and my family were chewing we exchanged glances, disappointed. Our entrees tasted like they're from a grocery store cafeteria. Even a basic IHOP or diner could beat this places food in flavor. The prices are wracked up but you aren't getting anything back for it. The greenhouse is fine. It's not as cool as the website leads you to believe, the view is surrounded by other tall buildings in the middle of the city that actively box you in. It's small, crowded, and extremely noisy. The service is also extremely mediocre. If I had to describe this place in short: nothing burger. You pay exorbitant prices for everything, even parking is sky high, and in exchange it's a little glass box surrounded by gray architecture eating what tastes like a grade C breakfast for seventy dollars with the staff service of any regular place. Unless you have the budget for it, and love spending your money at places that try in vain to make you feel special, this isn't it. Have your meal elsewhere. It's not the worst thing in the world by any means, but it's not the best either. It's forgettable. Wish we'd never gone. read more

First, the good- nice location. The waiter was also fairly attentive. Now, the bad- as soon as we got there, we noticed the restaurant has a B. Instant turnoff. We had reservations and a short window to eat so we stayed. The food lacked flavor and looked so much better than it tasted. For $27 I expected more. It's also $14 to park. You add in a $18 glass of wine and this is a fairly pricey brunch with not much to show for itself besides ambiance. The menu was also fairly limited. For these prices, there are much better options. read more

Openaire - French dip sandwich with sweet potato fries - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

A pretty chill spot during the weekday for lunch. The restaurant wasn't particularly busy and the open air vibe is fresh and relaxing. The fried chicken sandwich was good-- the chicken was crispy and the slaw was tight and well seasoned. I wish there was a little more seasoning and crunch on the chicken, but nonetheless it was satisfying. read more

I have been here a few times, this is a cute open space in Koreatown great for bottomless mimosas and brunch for sure. The staff are all usually really nice and helpful. read more

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This place is a hidden gem! It's located on the top floor of the Line Hotel in K-Town. We went on a Saturday morning and it was easy to make a reservation ahead of time. The inside is charming. It felt like walking into a hipster greenhouse. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. We had the French toast and the salmon breakfast plate, both of which were excellent. Overall, it was a very satisfying experience, and I'm glad to have found such a cute spot in K-Town. read more

Openaire - French toast - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I came here on a Thursday morning for my mom's birthday. To my surprise there were lots of empty tables and there was only one other guest there. The breakfast was delicious and very filling. It is on the more pricey side but the friendly staff, great food, and ambience makes up for it. I do think their breakfast menu is a little limited to certain dietary restrictions, but overall a good experience. read more

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Food 5/5 Service 5/5 Ambiance 5/5 Came back with hubby during the Thanksgiving holidays and enjoyed our staycation at the Line hotel. Our stay included meal credit at Openaire so I got to come back and enjoy great food and beautiful vibes. Something about air plants makes me feel happy and relaxed. Hubby ordered huevos rancheros 5/5 and I ordered the crab benedict 5/5. I swapped my english muffin for sourdough toast and waitress was very accommodating. Glad it was real crab! Very delish. The chef came to say hello which was very kind of him. It was the holidays so the restaurant was pretty empty but it was amazing for us bc we got to enjoy quietness & peace during our meal. Highly recommend! read more

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We had a vegetarian dinner. all of the fish options were pretty good, but we weren't a huge fan of the pesto salmon. it wasnt bad, just not our type of taste! good service from the staff and the decorations there really fit the vibe read more

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Openaire is a restaurant that is on the 2nd floor of the LINE hotel in Wilshire. Came here to celebrate a special occasion with friends (party of 5). I had good company and overall the place itself was set up nicely. Openaire concept is both an outdoor / indoor restaurant with glass ceilings. The service was great and the food was okay, but quite expensive for what you are getting. The downside about open air concept is that the food will adjust to the temperature of the environment a lot faster. In my case, the hot foods all got cold really quickly because it was in December. The kimchi fried rice was pretty good even though it was just a little bit. Parking is plenty around here, street park or park in a garage nearby. read more

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Beautifully decorated restaurant with amazing drinks! O sat at the bar wile waiting on my girlfriends to show up. Special shout out to the bartenders that were exceptionally nice and attentive. I got the heart of gold and the midnight margarita, both delicious! We then got seated and ordered out brunch. We had the ahi tuna tartar, hibachi grilled flat iron steak and eggs, and blackened shrimp and grits(don't judge we shared it and we were hungry :)! I loved the iron steak! It was flavored so well and cooked to perfection. The tartar was missing a little somethin but the sweet potato chips was on point! For desert we ordered the cinnamon roll. Although the portion size is generous the taste was nothing special. The service was friendly. read more

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Forgot to post this last year for my birthday but wanted to share my experience. The food was not worth the price. Pancakes had a weird texture. I took my 6 month old for breakfast with my family ALL of the high chairs were broken. Servers were okay, but this was super over hyped. The ambience was nice I guess but kind of weird having guests who are staying at the pool come through to get to the pool. read more

We came here as a party of 3 for their Thanksgiving pre fixe. It was basically the only place open. We had high expectations because the menu was pricey, $95 per person. The service and food were not good enough to justify the price. We each got the fall salad and butternut squash tempura for appetizers, which were just meh. The squash could have been baked more. The main courses were the best. We shared the prime rib, salmon, and turkey with gravy. The turkey was phenomenal, definitely the best item I tried. The Thanksgiving sides were also good. But dessert was also meh. The pumpkin pie tasted store bought but the apple pie was ok. The weirdest thing was the service. The staff barely paid attention. We noticed everyone else was getting bread rolls throughout the night but us. We asked about it several times. They were really weird about it, and said they had to ask the chef if we could have more bread. $95 per person and they're being stingy about the bread that's supposed to be included anyway? The cherry on top was tip wasn't included in the final total, even though it was pre fixe which is standard. So we each spent $162 for the most mediocre food and service. read more

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Openaire was a fantastic choice for brunch, especially for a group. We went as a party of 6 and had a great experience overall. The ambiance is beautiful and lively, making it perfect for a celebratory or social brunch. I highly recommend making a reservation, particularly if you're coming with a larger group. There is a 2-hour time limit, which is good to know in advance, but it felt reasonable and well-managed. Service was attentive, and everything ran smoothly. The food and drinks were excellent, and everyone in our group enjoyed their meal. It's a great spot to catch up with friends, enjoy a nice brunch, and soak in the atmosphere. Definitely a place I'd return to--just be sure to plan ahead and reserve your table. read more

I'm sorry but charging $8 for the SMALLEST, burnt latte is CRAZY. The cup was literally 3 sips. And the coffee was SOOO burnt. It was terrible!!! read more

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I rarely give one star reviews but I really think Openaire deserves one star. First, 15 minutes before my reservation (I made it the afternoon before) I got a message on open table that there was an event in the greenhouse and we would be seated in the hotel lobby. Since I was going for a work lunch and because the table was changed so last minute I had no choice but to use the lobby. I don't understand how we were able to book a table in the greenhouse when there was an event. The lobby was loud and completely unprepared for hosting patrons for the restaurant. Our waiter told us many times they were unprepared for serving in the lobby and we sat there over 10 minutes before he came to our table. Drinks: non alcoholic drinks were ordered but we ordered two hot teas and two iced teas. We were told that both those items were located upstairs and the waiter was clearly annoyed to get them for us (we did not know they were upstairs before ordering). Each single cup of tea was $8 (no tea pot) and the iced tea was rang in as a $7 juice. The iced teas took over 20 minutes to arrive. Food: 5 items were sold out on the menu and the dine la menu was not offered to us. The food was bland and somewhat cold by the time it got to us. I got the salmon bowl and the only seasoning on the salmon was low quality and acidic gochujang. I asked the waiter for soy sauce and siracha and he literally rolled his eyes at me. It was incredibly off putting and rude. Overall, I found my first experience at openaire to be uninviting, unhospitable, overpriced, and a frustrating. read more

Openaire - Table change 17 minutes before the reservation. No call, just a message through OpenTable. - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I think for the service, price, and ambiance this place is worth going to once in a while for celebrations or girls brunches. The food isn't a mind blowing culinary experience but it is indeed tasty and it's just a very cute and cozy place to hang out to grab a bite. The service was impeccable and the price point is average for brunch spots in LA. If I'm visiting from out of town I'd visit this place at least once just for the atmosphere and decent food! read more

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The epitome of a beautiful brunch space on the second floor of the LINE hotel... However... we had put in a request to sit in the greenhouse with our reservation, and someone in our party called a couple of days before to confirm. When we arrived, we ended up waiting over 50 minutes past our reservation time, and the attitude of the lady at the hostess stand was horrible--impatient and short, speaking to us as if it were our fault. They did comp a cinnamonroll for the situation, but it would've been ideal to not have had this experience in the first place. The food is pretty standard brunch fare. The eggs benedict hollandaise sauce was quite sour which I wasn't a huge fan of. You can bring in coffee from Alfred Coffee on the first floor, which is a perk. For the price point, am unsure that I would return. read more

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I came here on a Wednesday night for dinner with some coworkers after a pretty long workday. The venue was beautiful online and their menu matched so we decided it was our dinner spot. When we arrived the venue was better than the online photos. Absolutely gorgeous! It didn't feel like we were in the middle of ktown. We started with a few apps and ordered our mains shortly after. We also ordered some drinks. Our waiter was super cute and very friendly. Loved him. The rest of the staff was also just as cute and friendly. 10/10 The food was okay? Nothing really stood out to me. It was good, but not great. Each bite I was looking for something more. Also, the music was like so sad lol. I was about to cry. But eventually they switched up the playlist after I joked about it being so sad. Overall it was a good time and we enjoyed ourselves. Would I come back? Maybe for brunch.. read more

Openaire - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Openaire is gorgeous, light-drenched restaurant on the 2nd floor of The Line Hotel. With lush greenery hanging from the ceiling, it gives off some serious greenhouse vibes. I'd visited a couple of times for dinner service and enjoyed myself and my meal. Brunch service, however, could do with some improvements. My biggest issue with brunch was the pacing of the service. Upon arrival, my party of 3 was told that we had 90 minutes on the table. No big deal; many places do this and I was grateful that they told us upfront. But I felt like we were rushed from start to finish despite there being plenty of open seating. We hadn't even gotten water before the server swung by to take our order. This need for speed also led to errors. My friend and I both ordered the habachi grilled steak and eggs and we both specifically asked for sauce on the side. Both of them came with sauce on top. I also ordered my eggs cooked over medium and they were fried hard. After receiving our meal, our server let us know that they'd bring the check "when it looked like we were taking our last few bites." I was only halfway through my meal when the check was dropped off. We weren't asked if we wanted to order anything else, which I found odd because we weren't even halfway through the 90 minute reservation. Also heads up for larger parties, they will only accept 2 cards maximum for the bill. Now to the meal itself. I wasn't a fan. The steak was drenched with what tasted like teriyaki sauce and it was overly sweet. The steak itself, as well as the rice, were bland. The texture of the rice was off as well. After tax and tip my meal, on its own, came out to nearly $50, which is way too much for a mediocre meal. read more

Openaire - Hibachi grilled steak and eggs - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Pro tip: it is in the Line Hotel, follow the elevators to the 2nd floor, not the rooftop. Lol some of the people in my group assumed it was on the rooftop. Literally just have to read the signs as my first photo shows! Went here for a brunch for my friend celebrating her birthday, and she didn't do the reservations right my hero of the day, Ms Alba, Miss manager, did her magic and shuffled some things around to accommodate our group of 6. Thank God for you, Alba! We were able to be seated even as we waited for 2 of our tardy friends! The ambiance of the place is just beautiful! It felt like we were in a greenhouse because of the skylight roof! So beautiful! I used to work in the restaurant industry and I was admiring how clean and tidy the back of the bar was! Also our server Manny was so nice and attentive. Checked in on us plenty of times. Had the coolest smoky voice! When I complimented him on that, he was very humble! Oh and our food was so good! Y'all gotta have the cinnamon roll! It was perfect to share amongst the 6 of us and so warm and doughy!!! The burgers were a hit. Birthday girl had the shrimp & grits and man that was a generous portion! And very good. I had the steak with kimchi fried rice and loved it! The drinks are also amazing! I had a nonalcoholic beverage because I don't drink, but the rest of the crew loved theirs as well. Everything was just right at that place. Employees who were nice, a beautiful setting for a restaurant, and the food and drinks were on point. Definitely coming back for another round! read more

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Reservations: Called in and the person answering the phone was very friendly. She suggested to make the reservation bc they get full. Parking: valet $14 for two hours with validation Restaurant: Clean, pretty, and love the natural light. Not busy at all but they sat people at the bar if they didn't have a reservation. Service: Very friendly and attentive Food: Nicely plated but overpriced Drinks: Coffee - unlimited refills. grapefruit juice: very small sized glass :( read more

Openaire - corn flake crusted french toast $22 - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Came here for a Sunday brunch with a friend and it was an easy walk in for 2 people at the bar. We shared a plate of cinnamon roll and thank goodness we did because the size of it was BIG, but it was perfect for us 2 to share. Street metered parking on sundays are free and valet is an option. Would I come back?! Most likely read more

Openaire - Cinnamon - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Boozy (Drink) - 4.5/5 Openaire offers bottomless mimosas or unlimited bloody Mary's for $40 per person. While a little pricey, our server kept em coming and we were hardly ever left with an empty glass. Wish we could interchange the mimosas for the Bloody Mary's, but unfortunately that's not an option. Regardless, this is one of the best spots for bottomless mimosas - they were delicious and spirit forward but not at all overwhelming. Brown (Culture) - 4/5 The service was great!! Jacob was such a great server and was so personable throughout the experience. While the music was top hits and a little mid, the group that this spot brings in was great. Such a diverse and eclectic spot with people from all over LA. We loved the vibe, but a live DJ would definitely elevate the spot. Brunch (Food) - 5/5 We had the huevos rancheros, blackened shrimp & grits, fried chicken sandwich, and the line breakfast. Everything was delicious! So much so that we added the cinnamon roll for dessert and it did not disappoint! Each item was so flavorful and tasted fresh. Would absolutely come here for the food alone. If you haven't had the blackened shrimp & grits, it's an absolute must from this spot. Overall - 4.5/5 This spot was great! Amazing food with a cool vibe and impecable service. Would definitely love to be back to try some new items and experience the phenomenal service we received! read more

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This is a restaurant located inside a hotel. I repeat, a restaurant inside a hotel. Me myself, I've always felt a bit weird about dining at restaurants that are located inside hotels, but decided to give it a try. Staff was friendly and very tentative. Dined during brunch hours. Food was good. Pricey but good. I had the Smoked Salmon Plate (it's a build your own) and my wife had the Huevos Rancheros. We had mimosas. Now, if you like to drink 3 or more, definitely get the Bottomless Mimosas, just make sense when it comes to cost. Again, inside a hotel, next to the pool, you will have guest pass by the patio seating area in their swim trunks and towels. read more

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A stunning converted greenhouse restaurant made for Instagram that I would try for lunch next time. Finally came here with my girlfriends for dinner. They pump in cold air so don't let the hot weather deter you! It's on the 2nd floor of The Line Hotel, next to what I'm guessing is a pool for hotel guests only. The appetizers were the stars, the Whipped Ricotta Lemon Zest Fritters and Spicy Eggplant dip with Indian spices and rice cakes. The fritters were light and the dip ingredients were very fresh. Their food menu is limited. We all had seafood entrees: Grilled branzino, Seared scallops and for myself Sand Dabs fish recommended by our server. My friend enjoyed the scallops but not the vegetables. All of the fish needed salt, which I asked for. We all agreed the branzino's chimichurri sauce lacked flavor. I had a lot of fish but my Sand Dabs had too much happening on the plate. It lacked cohesion. I would have omitted the miso & onion puree and cilantro, and added more ponzu brown butter. My friend's cocktail,"Purple Haze" was cranberry-colored, but tasted fine. Our server was helpful although sometimes too busy to get her attention. The busser was warm and friendly and said brunch is popular but only offered on weekends. All in all it was a pleasant meal, although one loud large party could be irritating. From reviews I knew to expect this. However for the price point, I would expect better dinner entrees, seeing this is a 2-star Michelin restaurant. Brunch/lunch is more standard American fare. For that I'll face into the restaurant to further admire the atmosphere! Parking: Hotel valet or smaller side streets. My friends lucked out finding parking on Wilshire. I paid a flat rate of $5 on Sunday in a parking garage 2 blocks away. read more

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First off, service was wonderful. Staff is really kind and deserves a lot of credit for showing up consistently to refill mimosas and meet other needs. I've posted pictures from what my friends ordered but I'll only speak for what I ordered: Protein style cheeseburger - not good. The cheese tasted really gross and I ended up picking it off and eating around it. Nothing was great about this dish. Ambiance - beautiful, it's what makes the venue so popular. Great for big groups, just be sure to make a reservation. Bar seating is also pretty good, I was able to find a couple of seats empty on a Saturday morning at around 11am while waiting for my friends to arrive. Endless mimosas for 90 mins is totally worth it and so fun :) read more

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This is at The LINE Hotel and you can use the valet. It's a little pricey but the restaurant validated it. We were there for two hours and change but we still had to pay something like $17 even with validation. The servers all aimed to please. They made us feel welcome the moment we stepped out of the elevator. They brought every plate to our table with a smile. Very kind folks. The food is elevated brunch fare. All very Instagram-worthy. You can get your typical tacos, burgers and whatnot so the food is familiar especially for the picky eaters. It's a beautiful place with plants all around. I was surprised with how refreshed and cool I felt despite the heat. It was like a greenhouse that just happened to have yummy food inside. All in all, we loved our visit. We'll probably use the hotel for a staycation in the future. Very pretty location. read more

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This is one place I will always go to. I love the aesthetic design of this restaurant and the name fits it perfectly. I love the food and the drinks. Everything here is presented very aesthetically. Not only that... Everything is delish. Always ask to sit inside if you can. It's beautiful there. read more

We were so looking forward to try this restaurant but we left so I can't say anything about the food. We were seated outside because it was noisy inside and we were party of 6. The speakers they have are cheap and broken. There is no Music coming from them but just very loud noise. We actually could not hear ourselves speak. Instead of background music it was blaring noise. It was so uncomfortable we left. We asked to lower them but it didn't happen. read more

Ugh! Disappointing Brunch with the girls. Pretty restaurant. Nice server (Brain). Mimosa were good (not hard to mess up). Food was TERRIBLE!!! I literally said to our sweet server that the chef should be fired. And I was NOT kidding. If you look at my other reviews, you'll see I am an Eggs Benedict aficionado- a true expert. I even make them at home and it's so easy to make hollandaise from scratch. Their EGGS BENEDICT was TRASH!!! The hollandaise was broken and tasted like it had vinegar in it. Not lemon, vinegar. It literally burned my throat after I ate it. My friend had the Corn Flake crusted French toast it was was blegh... tasted like an uncooked bagel had been made in to French toast. The only good thing about the French toast was the bananas and cream that came with it. Omelette was good. read more

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Came here with a large party of 12 to celebrate my best friend's birthday and the experience was quite mid which is so unfortunate because the ambiance was nice up until the manager ruined the vibes Before arrival, they "lost" our reservation and caused so much unnecessary stress for the bday girl.. how do u lose a reservation?? We were the ONLY party with over 10 people that night.. they also asked for a card to put on file beforehand and even told us that any no shows would cause a 50$ fee.. so how did management lose a reservation after going through all these precautions.... LOL so embarassing... The servers kept coming to our table and pestering us to order drinks even tho we had drinks alrdy (we opened our own tabs at the bar instead of charging to the table) The food was okay.. there was one specific dish that nobody liked which was the duck pasta, presentation was kind of gross, it looked like throw up LMAO and the pasta itself was way too al dente The manager on site, Lukas, was extremely rude and disrespectful.. he kept talking to us as if we were his friends especially when one of the girls brought a surprise bday cake, he told us that he would waive the cake fee for us. we had no idea there was a cake fee because there was nothing written about that on the fine print in any of the emails about the reservation. And when the bday girl asked about the cake fee, he talked to her in such a condescending tone and told her that she should've emailed and asked about it. Like hello???? She wasn't even the one who brought it, it was a surprise bday cake that one of the girls brought?? Totally disrespectful and not okay. That 10 minute conversation ruined the entire experience for all 12 of us. We were so upset and asked for the check and left immediately Such a disappointing experience, would not come back & do not recommend. read more

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Went for dinner service and wish that I had decided to go to their breakfast/brunch instead. Their cocktails were very good (loved the purple rain) but some of the food options left me wanting more. read more

Food was bomb, but service was even better. Valeriano and his team was especially special. He and his team, along with the venue, made this a 100/10 experience. I cannot fathom honest and great he and his team is, Viva Mexico!!! read more

This is a beautiful restaurant on the hotel rooftop. We were guests of the hotel and wondered up to Openaire for a quick brunch. We were quickly sat at the bar even on a busy Saturday. The bartenders were attended and the food was excellent. Highly recommend stopping in even if you are not staying at this hotel. read more

Openaire - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I always think of this as a brunch place even though I've only been here for dinner or special events. I think the first time I came here was when Roy Choi was involved so a very different menu many years ago. I went to a dinner a year ago that was catered as a taco bar so while the meal was fine, it didn't stand out. So I wasn't sure what to expect when I came here for a recent birthday dinner. The ambiance is always nice, with a greenhouse setting and lights at night. Fortunately, the food was solid - the milk bread came with a yummy porcini butter, we may have ordered the last crispy duck confit kimchi rice plates and it was tasty. A really generous portion of duck and kimchi rice. The duck ragout pasta was good, but if someone served it to me I wouldn't have guessed it was duck. Beet salad, hamachi crudo, squash blossoms, and wagyu zabuton were all good although not as memorable. Another thing that's nice about this place is it has some communal tables that allows for a large group. Probably one of the reasons it's popular for birthday dinners. read more

I'm shocked at my experience here. Came to celebrate my friend's birthday dinner and it was a pre-fixed dinner menu since it was a large party. We tried the following items: RICOTTA FRITTERS: 5/5 - these taste like deep fried mac n cheese TUSCAN KALE SALAD 3/5 - not bad, full of fruits which I don't typically love too much in my salad. Kale was nice and tender. BLISTERED SHISHITO PEPPERS 4/5 - Interesting flavor profiles - especially with the dipping sauce. TAGLIATELLE 3/5 - very underwhelming pasta. The sauce was not very flavorful. CRISPY DUCK CONFIT 1/5 - We all found it super dry and difficult to eat/chew (or even cut into). Other people from other sides of the table actually enjoyed theirs so I imagine we just got a bad one. BRAISED BEEF CHUCK FILET 3/5 - the beef was fine, but my favorite part of the WHOLE NIGHT was the mashed potatoes. They were creamy, fluffy, decadent, and delicious! FRIED RICE 2/5 - To me, it was nothing special (especially since the duck already came with kimchi fried rice). CHEESECAKE 1/5 - Cheesecake usually isn't my preferred type of cake but this one in particular fell flat. It tasted like a boxed no-bake cheesecake. It comes with raspberry jelly on top which I also didn't like. All in all, the meal was fine - not "blow my mind crazy good" but also not "spit it out terrible". What really shocked me was the price. Each person paid about $160-180 per person ($160 for water drinkers and $180 for alcohol drinkers). I'm trying to keep in mind that we had 20+ people, so there's a surcharge for larger parties. But even adding up the price of all the dishes and dividing by 4 (we actually split between 6), would only bring it to about $60 per person - maybe $90 after tax and gratuity. So I'm really curious as to what went wrong there. Multiple people in the group were really shocked by how expensive the meal was - especially considering it was just average in taste. I was expecting to pay just under $100, but even that was being generous. Some people also had to pay for valet parking, so their totals were even higher. With that being said, service was actually really good. I had an easy time finding the hotel, and workers were friendly to direct me to the restaurant. The restaurant itself is beautiful, very cute and great for photos. The waitstaff were super attentive in making sure they checked in frequently, refilled our waters, and the flow of service wasn't too slow considering how large our group was. Restrooms were just OK - 2 out of the 3 stalls in the women restroom were out of order. read more

Openaire - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Ambience- really pretty. I met a friend on a rainy day in December. Service- he was very nice. Food- not worth the prices. I had a thai bowl and it was average, at best. read more