Very cool vibe with a boutique store (biker attire and accessories) within the bar restaurant…read more I recommends going on Tuesday for their $3 Taco tuesday. Their carne asada tacos are super juicy, tender meat. Deviled egg is my favorite appetizer there Full bar for us millennials Staff is always friendly and made sure we had our libations filled Please stop by to enjoy good vibes

This warehouse has been converted to a trendy motorcycle-themed restaurant. The layout of the…read morebuilding is simply amazing. It's fun to browse around and check out the merch, and have breakfast, lunch or dinner. There is a main dining room with tables by the entrance, a few steps forward is the bar, leather booths, and the cashier. To the right is a private dining room with fancy leather seats with metal stud trim. We sat in the lounge area and ordered Deviled Eggs, Thai Salad, Bangers & Mash and a Breakfast Burrito. The portions were generous and hearty! On the West side of the building is a Barber and Tattoo Shop, lounge seating with coffee tables and leather couches. The East side of the building has a showroom with custom motorcycles and accessories. This section is known as the Gallery. It can accommodate 700 guests and is available for private party rentals. I can't wait to return for one of their events, refer to their Calendar posted on their website. Sincerely, Rosemary

We recently hosted our first cocktail party in LA, and Dave from Prank was an absolute angel. He…read moresupported us from start to finish, offering thoughtful suggestions on how to make the event even more unique and special. I had many questions, and both he and his team addressed every single one with patience, care, and attention to detail. It's clear that Dave was born to host events! That level of guidance makes all the difference when you're nervours... that patience and guidance it's exactly what you want in a venue partner. Prank was an excellent choice for our event. The location is fantastic, the staff was incredibly friendly and accommodating, and the drinks and food were outstanding. Thank you so much. We will absolutely recommend Prank and keep it on our radar for future events in LA.

This is one of the coolest spot in DTLA in my opinion. Here's why... there is an easy feel to the…read moreatmosphere as soon as you walk up to the entrance. The open patio, the bar area and how it wraps around the corner where there is a smaller intimate section. The music was awesome, the bartender has a great pour and the people seemed to be really having a great time. As I look around I see there is an open upstairs area that looks down onto the first level. So cool right? I had a conversation with two regulars and they swear by the menu. Plans are made to come back and I must try the food when I do. Cheers!!

Walking into a place like that, you already brace yourself for the damage. You know the food is…read moregoing to be overpriced. You prepare your wallet. You convince yourself it'll be worth it because the experience will match the price. And to be fair--the food was good. But the service? Absolutely unbelievable. A $116 service charge just to be practically invisible the entire night is insane. We weren't asking for royal treatment--just basic attention. Our waiter came to our table maybe three times, max. Three. Times. The rest of the evening we sat there like background decoration, watching everyone else get acknowledged while we waited... and waited.

What a great experience They truly know how to make your birthday feel special…read more I came here to celebrate my birthday on a busy Saturday night, and from the moment we walked in, the ambiance was amazing and everyone was so pleasant. We had reservations for 7:30pm, arrived around 7:15, and were seated almost immediately. Our waiter was incredibly nice and accommodating, especially when it came to adding an extra person to our party. I know a lot of restaurants aren't always willing to do that, so it was very appreciated. We also mentioned it was my birthday, and they truly went above and beyond to make the night special. We started with an appetizer, but unfortunately I think it may have been forgotten because we never received it. I was honestly really excited to try it, but even with that small issue, I still wasn't disappointed with the service at all. For drinks, I ordered the spicy margarita and WOW--it did not disappoint It had the perfect amount of spice and somehow made the margarita even better. For my main dish, I ordered the ribeye with potatoes, and when I say it was amazing, I mean it. The steak was packed with flavor, cooked perfectly, juicy, and not dry at all. Easily a 10/10. I was so full I couldn't finish the last piece, but my brother-in-law happily took it because it was just that good At the end of the night, they brought out a glass for everyone to cheers to my birthday, along with a candle to celebrate me, which was such a sweet touch. Everything about the night felt special and memorable. I honestly wouldn't have wanted to celebrate any other way. I can't wait to come back for another spicy margarita and enjoy the atmosphere all over again

Came here for breakfast Christmas morning. One of only a handful of spots open and taking…read morereservations. It wasn't jam packed, but there were definitely folks in and out during the time we were there. First, I hear the sentiments of a few reviewers regarding tables being close. My love and I speak freely, laugh a lot and have full conversations while dining out, so if anything, there was a point where I hoped we weren't being disturbing to others by simply conversing consistently during our meal, but it seemed fine. With that said, they can definitely create a bit more space between some of the tables. Now the space itself, beautiful. It was Christmas so the decor was festive and a nice touch. We got chicken and waffles and pancakes and sausage, a matcha latte, wellness shot, and black coffee. Service was ok. Our waiter was very kind, all staff were. We did wait a little while for coffee refills. Overall, decent experience.

There was some cross contamination for my burrito and I tasted it - and now feeling it…read more Honey Lavendar latte was decent - I asked for another shot of espresso to it would be more coffee like. My partner's chilaquiles was not awesome for her, just ok. Our server was having a bad day for sure. I sympathize with that. Ambiance Sunday 11 am was quiet enough and nice. The entrance area smells super hard of that weird scent that hotels think they need to spray their guests with.

We came in for breakfast shortly after they had opened. This place just opened up recently and a…read moreplus is that its a block from us. The restaurant has seats for different sized parties but looks to hold about 30. We were the first ones there as all the seating was available so we got tp pick where to sit and were asked for our drinks and our order was taken right away. My wife got the Chicken and Waffles and I got the Chilaquiles with a side of bacon. Food was delicious which made us want to come back and try the other items. As we got served more and more people were coming in. The restaurant was being manned by the mom ( who was the delicious cook) and the son who was attending to everyone with speedy service. We recommend this place for breakfast or lunch since they close early but we'll be back for sure.

Felt like breakfast this morning and saw this on Yelp and it had good reviews, I had to check it…read moreout. I order the Chilaquiles. The beans were cold and lack a bit of flavor the Chilaquiles were ok the texture and presentation was spot on, but lacked a bit a flavor as well. My co-worker has the breakfast burrito and he said it was Horrible. He also had coffee and said it was cold, all I had was water. The customer service was decent and the place was nice and clean. Not sure that I would come back again. The prices were not too bad.

It's been years since I last came here and it's still as good as I remembered…read more The decor and service was great, our server came to check on us often. Brussel Sprouts was perfectly roasted and the walnuts gave it a crunchy texture. Lobster Hash - I was surprised it was a real lobster tail. The dish was very delicious. Smoked Salmon Egg Benedict- the egg was perfectly poached and once you break the runny yolk on the egg muffin it was so yummy. Napoleon cake was very crispy layered with very smooth cream. I also got macarons to go and thought it was reasonable in price 6 pieces for $20 and you get a really pretty box. I really liked the Dubai Chocolate flavor.

My former prof at USC suggested this place to meet for breakfast. Upon arriving here, I definitely…read morebelieve this is a wonderful choice for me!! Definitely my kind of place :D I love pastries! I can eat pastries as meals!! FOOD 5/5 As I am meeting my other former classmates for brunch, I decided to just have a pastry and cappuccino. The avocado toast my prof had looked amazing!! Pain au chocolat 5/5 It was huge and scrumptious!! I would prefer it to be warm tho. Still it was a good pain au chocolat. Cappuccino 5/5 My fav cappuccino is at Angelina Paris, but this is still a good cappuccino and no complaints. SERVICE 5/5 Service was wonderful! I arrived early and the staff was friendly. Our server was friendly and attentive. AMBIANCE 5/5 I love those seatings by the window. I usually like places with natural lighting. Lots of seatings; Bottega Louie is huge! I definitely love to come back for more pastries!! Thank you Prof K for this recommendation and buying me breakfast this morning!! 05.14.2026

Traveling can be challenging, no matter how you go about it…read more If you're driving, chances are you're stuck in traffic, dodging impatient drivers under the unforgiving sun for hours. If you're flying, you're navigating long TSA lines, hauling luggage through terminals, and feeling like a package on a conveyor belt. By the time you arrive at your destination, the last thing you want is to sit around, waiting for your hotel room to be ready. What's worse is the industry-wide norm: early check-out (as early as 10am) and late check-in (sometimes not until 4 or 5pm). That's a six-hour window where you're essentially in limbo--and honestly, it doesn't take that long to turn a room around. But then you come across a place like The Hoxton--a brand that just gets it. From the start, I noticed something different: standard check-in at 2pm and check-out at 12pm. That's only a two-hour room turnaround, and honestly, that small detail made a big impact on my stay. It showed that they respect travelers' time and understand how exhausting the journey can be. The early check-in wasn't the only win. The Hoxton's hospitality extends beyond logistics--it's in the welcoming atmosphere, the effortless design, and the subtle feeling that everything is being handled without you needing to ask. When a hotel pays attention to the small details, like realistic check-in and check-out times, it sets the tone for the entire stay. It's the kind of thoughtfulness that keeps you coming back--and recommending it to friends. The hardwood floors and minimalist decor were a breath of fresh air--literally. As someone with allergies, I was relieved to walk into a space that felt clean, airy, and well-maintained. No musty old carpet, no suspicious stains, and no wondering if your socks would survive a stroll across the room. Just a bright, well-designed room that felt intentionally simple and refreshingly comfortable. The rooftop pool and bar were definite highlights. Whether you're in the mood to lounge by the water or enjoy a romantic sunset moment, it's a beautiful spot to unwind and take in the views. That said, be ready to pay for it--two drinks ran us about $50, which feels steep, even with the ambiance factored in. The hotel also features an on-site café and diner, which makes grabbing a quick bite or coffee super convenient. But, like most hotel dining, you're paying for proximity and ease--so expect slightly higher pricing than outside spots. Situated in South Park on the edge of DTLA, the location feels both quiet and accessible. It's not in the middle of the action, but the corner is bright and safe, and you're directly across from The Proper Hotel. A short Uber ride puts you close to a wide variety of restaurants, nightlife, and city attractions--making it a great launching point for exploring Los Angeles without the chaos of staying right in the center.

My experience with The Hoxton Hotel was defined by 2 main things:…read more1. Beautiful Historical art deco hotel with super friendly and helpful staff 2. Very limited (safe) parking options as well as nighttime noise problems. The Good: Love this style and vibe of this boutique hotel. In the rooms, there are many cute little features that add charm -- see photos of vent and light switch and retro decor. I did not get to try the restaurants but they look gorgeous especially the rooftop one. I peeked at the pool area near the restaurant; You can get a fantastic view of the city from there. The spaces are all kept quite clean and tidy. My room was small-moderate Queen size. You go through the door and the entryway is also your bathroom and though I admire how clever they work with the space, some area could have been improved. For instance, the water closet had more space than it needed. I really like the closed-door shower area though. Garbage bins were a bit hard to find (one in the WC and the other at the far end corner of the room by the bed). Then the TV is kind of awkwardly placed all the way near the window. Nowhere near center to the bed. I was drawn to this hotel for the perk of it being very dog friendly (and it is!). They provide dog treats, beds and bowls. The only issue I found was lack of potty space for dogs. I understand given the location on the streets but perhaps a faux grass spot can be made around a corner in the alley, near the restaurant could be made. OR a small patch of grass space created on the rooftop area! Then it would REALLY be dog-friendly. The Bad: Valet is $66 per night. PER NIGHT. And good luck parking on any of the lots nearby on the street (not associated with the hotel). There's a HIGH CHANCE your car will be smashed and vandalized. I initially tried the lot across the street and when we got back from dinner to park, these poor guys' car window was smashed and they said several other cars were smashed too. The lots claim they're surveilled 24hr, but that's a lie. Unless there's a 24/7 lot attendant, I would NOT trust these streets. I already paid for the whole weekend already ($52) and there's probably no chance to get a refund. So don't feed into these terrible lots. Risk of vandalism is high. Noise: I had requested ahead of time and upon arrival to hopefully be roomed in a quieter part of the hotel. But I've come to find out, this area is NOT good if you want peace and quiet. If you want nightlife sounds while you're out on the town AND when you get to your room, then sure, this is your place. I stayed on the 10th floor and starting at 10pm until 2:15AM, There was an incessant deep rumbling sound, as if someone's Escalade was parked outside the building blasting bass music. I guess it was a club down the street somewhere. If you're someone who can't sleep through this constant rumbling like me, then this will NOT be a nice evening experience. Fortunately, staff was incredible kind enough to help me change to a quieter room (shoutout to Kevian (?sp)) at 1:30 AM. The space usage and orientation of the larger rooms was better and I had no further issues. Yes, you can still hear the city din in the background but no longer the "pounding-headache" rumble from before. For some reason, it was so much more noticeable at the top-most floor. All in all, I really loved my experience here at the Hoxton and my fur baby boys also had a great time too. I would LOVE to return and want to give a 5 stars, but the 2 main issues (parking and noise) above really kept it from being a seamless experience for me. Well, it's LA... :/

Haphazardly came across this place, walked in for a quick breakfast/ brunch meal on Sunday…read more Although they had a buffet set up, we opted for alacart. Torta Gigante de asada is as the name states, giant! I got thru half of it and it was delicious! The slices of pickled jalapeños added a nice bite and the wonderful waitress brought me more jalapeños. Taco de pescado, breaded fish with a wonderful spicy mayo sauce on top Tostada mixta- by far one of the best mariscos I've had in quiet some time. The octopus was AMAZING!! not chewy at all and the combination of the other seafood: shrimp and fish was well balanced. I could have added tapatio but by the time that came to mind I had devoured the 3 tostadas it came with. Huevos con tocino (bacon and over medium eggs) just thinking about it makes my mouth water. The eggs were cooked to perfection. Served with rice and beans. We unfortunately missed the 1pm drag show, however we left with a positive impression and looking forward to going back. Ambiance is casual and the patio area looks like a great place to have a drink on a summer night. Looking forward to having a real drink next time around

On Sunday we called ahead to double check what time drag buffet started. They said 3. When we got…read morethere, I asked for sangria and they gave me a bottled sangria soda. We then waited ONE HOUR for the brunch buffet to be served. Imagine our disappointment when the buffet was just a salad bar, two types of flautas, and rice. I even had to place the spoons and tongs into the containers. No one acknowledged that they served a full hour late, and we weren't offered anything for free or discounted. I give two stars for them supporting drag queens. I tipped the Queen but would have preferred my buffet fees go to her.

Great Food! April, our server gave us an amazing service! Made sure my coffee was filled to the…read morerim. Will be returning soon!

Lesly was an excellent waiter and her vibe was amazing that made our experience wonderful!read more

Came across A Huevo Cafe on HeyLA and knew I had to try it, and it definitely lived up to the hype…read more The vibe is super fun and very LA, colorful, lively, and perfect for a brunch outing. It's not your typical brunch spot, and I liked that it had a unique Mexican twist on everything. I ordered their chilaquiles and a coffee, and both were solid. The chilaquiles were flavorful, well-portioned, and had that perfect balance of crunch and sauce. You can tell they put thought into their dishes. The coffee paired really well and didn't feel like an afterthought like it does at some brunch spots. Service was friendly and the place had a good energy without feeling overwhelming. It does get busy, so I'd recommend going a little earlier if you want to avoid a wait. Overall, I'd definitely recommend checking it out if you saw it on HeyLA. Great food, cool atmosphere, and a nice switch-up from the usual brunch spots. I'll be back to try more.

A friend raved about this place and we had it in our "must try" list so what can I say about it now…read morethat we have tried it? Well my best way to explain it is if you're a foodie and love to check out different places, this is probably a great spot, but if you're someone who is looking for convenience and just wants to eat, this is probably not the place. The food is pretty good. We live pretty far so it was kinda fun to take the drive. We are maybe in-betweeners (lol) sometimes foodies sometimes just convenience so since we had time and were looking to try a new spot we were ok with the inconveniences, like parking, wow, finding parking is challenging, and the wait... geez... the wait... if you come a little later like brunch and are super hungry bring a snack. It was just the 2 of us and we waited almost an hour to get seated and then we also waited a long time for our food to arrive. The place is not huge so it's understandable. So taking those things into consideration, and that the food was pretty sold, we really liked it, I give it a solid 4 star rating.