Came to Redbird over the weekend as we were celebrating a birthday. First impressions walking in, the staff was super friendly and I really liked how the bar was both inside and outside. Highly recommend paying for valet, as street parking is tough to find on the weekends. As for the food let's get into it: - Kombucha-Cured Hamachi (8/10) It's hard to mess up on a crudo, but this was a great start to the meal. - Garganelli (8.5/10) Pasta was cooked perfectly, had a nice kick/spice to it. Could easily eat two bowls of this. - Steak and Frites (8.5/10) Steak was cooked perfectly, and the sauce was delicious. Slightly pricey but I get it. Overall, I'd say it was a great dining experience as the service is the real reason for the 5 stars. Place might be a little pricey, but worth try once at least. Would I go again? Yes! read more

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Los Angeles RoadTrip Episode 5 Spinning like a girl in a brand new dress.. We have this big wide city all to ourselves.. We blocked the noise with the sound of "I need you".. And right there where we stood was holy ground.. Sitting, on holy ground (Frmr. Cathedral Bldg.), at the "Redbird".. We drank cold glasses of luscious Chardonnay... The Lass ate a "Grilled Branzino" perfectly cooked..but, somewhat sad, that the sauce the maitre d kindly poured on the Fish, softened the crisp skin. (in the old days, you would be flogged for that..:). All in all it was enjoyable. The Lad, ate a Wagyu Burger, that was superbly seasoned and cooked.."Rare-Med.-Rare" juicy deliciousness, This Burger was the most unctuous burger ever tackled in these Americas..:) Then dropping out of the sky on to our table (by friends) was a plate of "Caramelised Banana French Toast"...Yes, nicely sweet, just missing whip cream (it's 5'O'clock somewhere..:) A very pleasant relaxing restaurant with great grub too.. "Tonight, We are gonna dance like we are on Holy Ground..:) Best, Avram Blackbird Jr. read more

Redbird - Fun & Delicious - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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The hubs made lunch reservations for us to celebrate my birthday. We have been here another time for their DineLA dinner menu, and it was fabulous. I was looking forward to our lunch. First off: this place is gorgeous. It was an old church and the steeple is now all glass, making the whole place bright and airy. We were seated in a corner booth which gave a wonderful view of the entire restaurant. Since it was a Sunday, brunch was on everyone's mind. We ordered the shrimp & grits, duck confit chilaquiles, Basque baked eggs and the short rib hash. Everything was superb! Even my picky little guy ate his hash happily! This is a great date night place...the bar has limited seating on the dining side but looked inviting. I would sit here happily while waiting for my table! Food's great. Vibe's great! read more

My favorite restaurant in Downtown LA. The food, ambiance, and service are all exceptional. The open concept and retractable roof are stunning features, and there is no bad table. Great place for a business meal, intimate dinner, or group experience. Valet parking makes it easy to get in and out in a busy downtown setting. Definitely give the Earl Grey puffs a try for a dessert! read more

Redbird - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

Oh dear Redbird. My expectation for this restaurant was pretty high as I heard great things. I've been trying to try Redbird since Father's Day 2025. Just a back story on that, I made a reservation for June 15 2025, I received an email from the floor manager telling me all reservations have been canceled due to an event. Mind you, I get this email on June 13th. I was annoyed because I had to scramble and find a restaurant that had availability. I'm sure they knew of this event a while ago. So that was annoying. In September of 2025, I reached out to the floor manager, Ani, and tried to make a reservation for September 14th. She informed me that they will be closed for an event. So I reached out to Ani one last time to get a reservation for my anniversary on April 21st. We finally got in! So with all of the back and forth with Ani, I kind of expected them to go above and beyond. But unfortunately, I felt we were treated not so great. When we arrived, we waited a good 10 mins until the hostess greeted us. The time we were there, no one acknowledged our presence. When she finally came, she did apologized and walked us over to a big table in the farthest corner in the restaurant. Now mind you, it was only 3 of us, and they tried to sit us at a table that can seat 6, in a corner. No no, I'm not sitting there. I've literally been trying to come here for the past 9months and it's my anniversary. So I asked to be sat at a smaller table in the middle of the restaurant. Now, I'm familiar on how the seating works as it really comes down to the amount of servers you have and the amount of tables are within their section. But again, the manager Ani, was fully aware of my reservation and I felt that she should've provided better hospitality for us. So, once we were seated, we waited awhile for our waiter. When he finally showed up, we placed our order. We had drinks, appetizers, and our main meal. The menu is on the smaller side, so I expected the food to be overly delicious. But it was just ok. It was good, but not mind blowing. After dinner, I asked the waiter if I can speak with Ani. She came and I reminded her who I was and the back and forth emails we've had since July 2025. She knew right away. I told her I was a bit disappointed that the hostess was trying to sit us in the far corner. All she said was "oh sorry about that". That was it, no complementary dessert, or anything. Like wow! We've been treated so much better at other restaurants. It was real disappointing. I would not recommend this spot nor would I come back. I suggest the managers do more hospitality trainings. read more

Redbird - Drinks - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Absolutely amazing dinner! Everything was delicious. We were thrilled with the complimentary Brazilian cheesy rolls. One person in our group is vegetarian, and there were plenty of options for her on the menu. I ordered the clam pasta, which is one of my favorite dishes but can be very hit-or-miss depending on the clams. These clams were cooked perfectly with not even a speck of grit remaining in them, and the guanciale was the perfect addition for a nice burst of extra flavor. This was a delicious and memorable dinner, and I would certainly come back if I'm ever in LA again. read more

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Took my friends here who were visiting from out of town brunch. This wedding that weekend and hotel was right next to them. So was it a perfect option. We ordered the cod sandwich, congee, Lobster roll, and braised beef with a side of biscuits. Everyone enjoyed their food. Except maybe my friend who ordered the lobster roll. She felt it was really soggy lobster so she felt it might've been canned? My lobster was a good size and crispy The restaurant itself is beautiful, it was a nice day outside and it was Sunny. I love the decor, it gives off a natural airy feel. The service was standard. I feel like the was nothing wrong but nothing outstanding read more

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Went to Redbird in downtown LA for the first time with a party of seven and really enjoyed brunch. The ambiance is amazing--it's a beautiful restaurant and a great setting for a special meal. We tried quite a few things including the biscuits, shrimp and grits, biscuits and gravy, the crispy potatoes appetizer, and pancakes. Everything was really good, and the biscuits were especially a standout. The only small hiccup was that my son wasn't a fan of their take on the biscuits and gravy--he said it tasted more like a chili than what he expected. But the staff handled it perfectly. They were extremely helpful and friendly and immediately replaced it with something else that he enjoyed. Overall, it was a really nice experience with great food, a beautiful atmosphere, and excellent service. While everything was good, the menu didn't quite pull us back for another visit, but it was definitely worth trying. read more

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Very cute place, it was an outdoor/indoor seating. The food was delicious, service was great. I think we got the hash. We made a reservation since we had a large party. read more

Delicious pre theater dining. There's something for everyone, from steak frites to pasta to Seabass to pork chop. This makes it difficult to say that the restaurant has a "specific point of view". But, with that said, it also makes for a profitable restaurant and a delicious meal so that's a WIN. Service is exceptional, vibes are immaculate! Located in the historic St Vibiana Cathedral - it's truly beautiful. read more

Redbird - Steak frites-perfect fries, and the steak was perfectly seasoned. - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

The ambiance is fantastic: sexy lighting, warm and cozy, relaxing and spacious. We were there celebrating a friend's birthday since it's a beautiful place. The staff was also very friendly. They could have checked in on us a little more, but overall very attentive. That being said, the food, while gorgeously presented, was slightly underwhelming, especially compared to the first time I went; textures and salt levels falling short of ideal. I'm not sure if I was turned off by the price to portion ratio as well. Cocktails are great and there's a nice wine selection. I'd love to stop by again for just a drink at the bar, great vibe to drink and chat. Nice that they have valet, not too pricey. read more

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Another lovely brunch experience with our good friend and her beautiful toddler daughter, with an expanding palate. Redbird is an incredibly beautiful space to dine. I'd been here years prior for an event, but hadn't yet visited the restaurant. The pictures don't live up to experiencing the main dining space in person. Beautifully bright and open, with distinct color selections for the furniture and decor - simple, yet thoughtful. I knew the food was exceptional and it truly exceeded expectations. Cocktails we tried: Modern Mimosa Good Morning Vietnam 5 Easy Pieces - our favorite. Very light, flavorful, and refreshing. Food Selections: Pear Salad Ricotta Blueberry Pancakes Frittata Tempura Cod Sandwich Shrimp and Grits Basque Baked Eggs Buttermilk Biscuits Applewood Smoked Bacon Too much food on purpose because we wanted to try a little of everything and were happy to send the leftovers home to our friend's husband. Everything was very good. Standouts, however, were the Ricotta Blueberry Pancakes, Frittata, and the Tempura Cod Sandwich. I'm not a huge pancake fan, but these were like no other! Baby girl tore through the Frittatta lol. And the cod was cooked to perfection on the sandwich and paired with an amazing sauce. So good. The staff were extremely accommodating. Our reservation was shortly before they begin their transition to dinner and they allowed us to stay a while and catch up as they transitioned. Very kind. We will most definitely return for dinner and I'd love to dine in their lounge space soon as well. We had a wonderful time here. read more

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Redbird is a great dinner spot with an amazing interior inside an old church. Food is always great especially the Parker rolls and fish. We went here for an anniversary date and they gave us a complimentary dessert. Wish the server was a little more warm and welcoming read more

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I love a good Brunch spot... Tried RedBar with my sisters and between the ambiance, quality ingredients and taste, we were happy campers! [ ] Pear Salad: fresh with creamy goat cheese (noms) slightly spicy from black pepper and arugula, it's sooo good [ ] Basque Baked Eggs: spice-heavy though balanced. If you're nervous of spicy dishes, you'll enjoy the rich flavors without a sight of overwhelm [ ] Biscuits: decent, though not fresh (dined at end of brunch, so I get it) [ ] Blueberry Ricotta Pancake: simply decadent. A pancake lover's rejoice. Moist and buttery! [ ] Cod Sanwich: lemon & dill - cod was juicy with a tasty tempura finish, married by the garlic aoli. read more

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Visiting for a conference, I asked a local friend for a recommendation for dinner and he said Redbird. I googled the name and thought it looked beautiful with a upscale menu. When I arrived I loved the ambiance -very intimate with a sophisticated but modern vibe. The outdoor seating area was gorgeous. We were sat in the sofas in the middle which were comfy. Service was fantastic. The dishes recommended by the server were all 5 stars-unique flavors and cooked perfectly. We ordered the everything rolls which were to die for-I'm a sucker for a fresh baked soft bread. The butter spread was also delicious. I was surprised by how big and tasty the market salad was! Grilled prawns and truffle gnocchi also a big hit, but my favorite by far was the pork chop. Cooked perfectly, it was so tender with a glaze that was to die for. I will definitely be thinking about this restaurant until the next time I'm in Los Angeles. read more

Redbird - Grilled prawns - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Saturday night, June 27 my wife and I went to your restaurant to celebrate our 20th anniversary. We had heard nothing but good things about the place and we're very excited to be there on this special occasion. We came in at reservation time and was asked to wait in the bar and the bartender was quite nice very pleasant. when they finally brought us to our table the weight staff, a young lady who had the most consistent smile of any weight staff I've ever experienced was very excited about getting our order in. When she returned She Seemed to be trying to turn over our table before we even had ordered our food. Now when I say that , I mean everything was fast, can I get you something? How about now? How about now? She was very pushy. Finely we decided on what we wanted. Ordered the food. Soon the appetizer and the drinks showed up very close to each other, which is a big plus. When we were about halfway through the appetizer and all of a sudden the rest of our meal showed up all at once. It was not coursed out in any way. Like they were trying to rush us to clear the table. by the time we got to our main course, it was cold, beautifully presented but cold. It had sat around, waiting for us to finish our appetizer and became cold. When we started to pick at our main course. A bus person came up and tried to take away the appetizer before we were finished. Then they came and tried to take away our drinks before they were done. Now that happened twice, both drinks, mine and my wife's got down to about maybe a sip and a half left and before we could even get to that, they tried to take away our drinks asking us if we wanted new ones. We really felt rushed. We did wind up eating everything. The food was fantastic tasting, even cold. Before we were done sure enough they tried to take our plates again, offering us dessert before we finished our main course. That happened about three times. We visit a lot of Michelin rated restaurants one of the best things about them besides the pride of serving an amazing dish when it ready, is that we are able to take our time. And Enjoy the food. We actually saw the chef after we finished and complimented him on his food. Now the reason I did not say something at the moment was because like I said before it was my 20th anniversary and I was trying my best to enjoy being with my wife at a beautiful restaurant that I flew in from New York just to be with her for our night. The food was fantastic. The atmosphere fantastic, But the service... absolutely abysmal, in my opinion. On our way out a young wait staff person who we had not met offered to show us the cathedral event space because we were sort of looking around at the beautiful space, extremely nice. I wanted to point that out because it's not like every person that was waiting that night had done a bad job, but while we were eating, everyone that came to our table was doing a bad job. It was very disappointing. And it has definitely affected our desire to come back. read more

I never really make it to DTLA anymore but if one does, Redbird is pretty great for an intimate dinner, drinks at the bar, celebration with friends, etc. Their menu is pretty solid and they seem to do their basics very well. The porkchop was my favorite. The lamb shank was decent and the curry sauce was excellent. The pastas and salads are always on the mark. What they also do well are cocktails, classic and new fusion and love the night cap menu where they seal a cocktail for you to-go. The wine and desserts are pretty mediocre. Better to just get another cocktail in my opinion. I found the service wonderful. Efficient and friendly. They are run by professionals, which are hard to find these days. The thing I really enjoyed was the atmosphere, especially in the main dining room with open roof. Really sets the ambiance apart from other restaurants. read more

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Excellent restaurant. When picking our wines we were allowed to taste between the wines we were looking at. Spectacular service. Fantastic ambiance. This is the third time we have been here and we will come again . Always a treat! read more

What a beautiful restaurant and venue. I've been here a few times for both events and dining, and it never disappoints. The food quality is outstanding. I loved the shishito peppers and the pear salad. The truffle gnocchi was a little disappointing--I was expecting a stronger truffle flavor--but it's still worth trying. Definitely coming back! read more

This restaurant is a stunner! From the dining room, restroom and their other private event spaces. We checked out their DineLA menu and the food was phenomenal ($65pp). We understood now how this restaurant was recognized by the Michelin Guide California. Amazing customer service. Valet was $15. Started off with cocktails. CASSANDRO (tequila, lime, grapefruit cordial, saline, carbonation, supplemental charge 14) Nogada (if you like mezcal, highly recommend) Appetizers - we loved both! Dungeness Crab (weiser melon, whipped tofu, chili oil, mint, masago a-rare TUNA CRUDO heirloom tomato, celery heart, opal basil, verni's olive oil Entree SEA BASS tomato saffron broth, mussels, fregola, fennel HANGER STEAK guajillo rub, yukon potato, corn salsa, piquillo pepper Dessert Mocha cream puff Peaches & cream Overall highly recommend because of the customer service, food and ambiance. read more

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We were here for DineLA. I'm gonna be like an old person and say how I remember when you could get a 3 course meal at DineLA for $25-$25. Alas, times have changed. This DineLA menu was $65, which is pretty steep. I mean, the food is good - I got the sea bass and the tuna as an appetizer (the tuna in particular was generous with portions), with what feels like a peach trifle for dessert, and my partner got a salad and gnocchi, which she enjoyed. But.... $65 for pasta and a salad is quite steep. Service is great, and they give you pao de queijo as the complimentary house bread. There was also something weird going on with our table - it was on a slope or something, so I was sitting really low, sort of looking up at my partner....it just felt a bit off. I think all the tables on that side of the room were like that. They give you a little check tag for your leftovers if you pack them. Bathrooms are gendered and multistalled (so many stalls). Parking can be tricky since it's Little Tokyo. I believe they have valet, but you can also park in one of the many lots in Little Tokyo. Just be prepared to pay for it unless you're lucky enough to find street parking. read more

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Beautiful restaurant in downtown Los Angeles. Actually walking distance from the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.. Beautiful setting beautiful green room with glass ceiling. Very airy . Great service... almost too much.! The only thing that could have been better with the halibut was overcooked and over salty. Everything else with extra extraordinary ! Especially the bait feather, which was delicious with a light Verde sauce and vegetables on top. The carrots in a creamy yogurt sauce were the highlight of the whole entire meal. ! Sautéed and lightly seasoned they were perfection . Open bar and incredible wine list . Very enjoyable . read more

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What a nice surprise to have an opportunity to dine at RedBird in Histroric DTLA. The Spanish villa style entrance is inviting. You enter the doorway and then greeted by a doorman who guides you into the dining area. The restaurant is upscale and sophisticated. The vibe in the bar and lounge area makes you loose track of time. It is a place you want to hang out and socialize. The main part of the restaurant, in the center, is open roof or glass covered. Plenty of sunlight comes into the dining courtyard. The host and wait staff are very professional and accommodating for guest needs. I can tell you that the food and alcohol are fantastic. I enjoyed a "No Country for Old Men". This non-alcoholic beverage did not dissapoint. It looked like and had the body of bourbon beverage. Even the taste tricked the taste buds. The grilled prawns and beef tartar were very flavorful. The portion of Branzino was very generous and the broth was fullnof flavor. I would definitely put RedBird on the list of places to dine if you are in DTLA. read more

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There are some restaurants in this city that prioritize ambiance over the cuisine. And there are other restaurants that do both exceptionally well. Redbird is one of these restaurants. Cuisine: 5/5. Want a superb brunch that prioritizes the palate - AND provides a beautiful backdrop for pictures? Look no further. Duck Confit Chilaquiles, Basque Baked Eggs, and the Caramelized Banana French Toast all smack your taste buds silly with mouthwatering flavor. Beverages: 5/5. "The Redeye" should serve as a model for a well done whiskey cocktail. Cold brew gives it an energizing kick. This isn't on the menu currently, but I hope they bring it back for the fall/winter season. Service: 5/5. Attentive. Friendly. Down to earth. Solid. Ambiance: 5/5. Between the natural lighting in the main dining room and the charming Lounge that screams old-school LA, Redbird is also hella dope on the style tip. Till next time, Buen provecho. read more

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Pretty, Pretty, Pretty good! I went for brunch and would love to join for dinner one evening. The baked eggs were to die for. Coffee was excellent. Also split a breakfast sandwich with my friend. Top rate. Service was outstanding. Views and wandering around after including the garden outside made it an experience not just a meal. The meal is why I'll be returning. Service and views much anticipated. read more

First time here for brunch. We tried a little bit of everything and the valet parking is a bonus so you don't have to worry about where to park. We tried the amazing BLD RICOTTA BLUEBERRY PANCAKES. They were huge and delicious!! The WEISER PEE WEE POTATOES, was ok, love the TARTINE,house cured salmon, avocado, blistered tomato, watermelon radish, everything seasoning, fennel pollen, my favorite. The fried egg sandwich was very filling and tasty and all the portions are shareable. Always a treat to come here before the Dodgers game. read more

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Visited here to celebrate my birthday on a Friday night. It is located in DTLA near little tokyo. We did valet parking as it is difficult to find a street parking on wknds. The restaurant has great ambiance with different moods inside and outside. We made a reservation at 7pm yet we weren't seated until around 7:30pm which I was not happy about. I think they might have overbooked for the night for dineLA. Even after seated, it took a quiet amount of time for our server to arrive. We ordered our dishes and drinks together yet drinks were served much after the appetizers were served which was a bit disappointment as I like to enjoy my foods with the drinks. I got a drink called fruitarian (if I remember correctly) and it was fruity and sweet which I liked. - Everything parker rolls - date butter on warm parker rolls is to die for. Definitely recommend getting one and sharing for the table - Dungeness crab - probably my favorite dish of the night. Greatly flavored yet not heavy. Great appetizer - Garganelli - was okay but didn't find anything too special. I think you can skip it - Pork chop - Recommended! Pork chop was perfectly cooked. It was so soft and tender. Goes very well with its sauce and vegetables it is served with. - cookies & cream ice cream - again, nothing too special Overall, the foods and service were good yet the wait and delay in drinks made me take off a star read more

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5/5: I came here for my birthday, and the food was delicious! We sat outside. It's such a beautiful yard and there's a ton of shade. The staff were all very kind and attentive, always asking how we were doing and offering us more water. Only thing I wasn't a huge fan of was their Peewee Potatoes and their Avocado Salad (blue cheese flavor was overpowering). It was still an amazing dinner, and I loved every other item. We also ordered: Bone-in Ribeye for two (medium-rare and it was very tender) , Broccolini, Shishito Peppers (not spicy at all and the flavor & crispy quinoa was so good), Everything Parker Rolls (date butter was not too sweet, loved it), and, ofc, the complimentary cheese bread (I think that in it's own should be a whole meal, lol). read more

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Been coming to Redbird for years for the elevated cuisine and quality cocktails. Plus the ambiance, which, unfortunately, you are no longer to eat in the gardens. Definitely should be this aspect of the restaurant back as it really set it apart. That being said, they always have a DineLA menu, and this time around it really felt worth it. So grabbed a few people and off to Redbird we went! Had a reservation but, like many establishments, you won't be seated until your entire party is present. So, once everyone arrived, we were seated and started out with some cocktails. One of the staple drinks at Redbird, which isn't necessarily on the menu anymore, is the Cardinal Punch, which has a bourbon base with amaro, roasted roasted orange, clove and some other ingredients. To me, just a well crafted cocktail and one of my favorites in Los Angeles by far. When you visit, absolutely ask for a Cardinal Punch. Your mouth will thank you later. DineLA came with a three course menu, with multiple options for appetizers, entrees and desserts. For appetizers, we tried the dungeness crab and the beef tartare. The tartare came on top of a potato rosti, giving a firm, crispy base to pair with the softness of the tartare on top. There were also caramelized onions and egg. So much going on with each bite and so good. The dungeness crab was paired with melon, tofu, a little chili oil and some masago arare for a crunchy element. This may have been everyones' favorite appetizer, just so flavorful and intricate. For entrees, we all tried something different. The lamb belly was cooked perfectly with some smoked eggplant and yogurt. It does have that "gamey" flavor, but was so tender and juicy, just fell apart when you bit it. The California sea bass came with mussels, fennel and a tomato saffron broth. Perfectly crispy skin to go with the softness of the meat, and the broth was delicious. The hanger steak had a guajilo rub on it and came with yukon potatoes and corn salsa. Again, perfectly cooked and flavorful. Finally, dessert. The "Peaches and Cream" came presented in a glass and was light and refreshing. Almost like a peaches and cream sponge cake. The mocha cream puff had a chocolate ganache and cocoa nibs giving a little texture to the bite. The desserts were decent but forgettable. Overall, always a great meal at Redbird, and the drinks never disappoint. Service is top notch and the ambiance is clean and upscale. They still need to resume dining in the gardens but, until then, a great restaurant in Los Angeles. read more

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This used to be such a good place, but after our experience yesterday we decided to take it off of our list. After an afternoon at the Broad, we decided to come here for dinner as it's been one of our favorite places in DTLA. Our server was inattentive and sloppy--dropping menus in front of us as she walked away. We ordered almost all of the starters, and they were ALLL brought to us at the same time-- it didn't even occur to our server to ask if we wanted them coursed out. The scallop ceviche tasted off to me. My partner ate them and ended up spending the end of dinner in the restroom, sick. None of the other dishes we particularly good either. We used to love this place, but it's been getting less and less good. Now it's off our list. :( read more

Visited Rebdird with a larger group. Was happy to get reservations that same day (although a bit later in the evening). You walk into the white building and get vibes. Apparently the building used to be a cathedral. Most tables appear to be outside- I thought we were dining on a rooftop based on their website and marketing but we did not dine on a rooftop. We were on a corner table with little lighting and a menu with tiny font. FUN! The service was great throughout the entire dinner. Our waitress made confident recommendations which we always appreciate. Alright. The food. We had a few items. We started with the everything parker rolls with date butter- generally ok, the date butter was really good. And, the shishito peppers with crispy quinoa- I love shishito peppers, but this batch had one too many spicy ones. For the larger dishes we had the: Grilled Lamb Belly- it was ok, it had too much fregola (pearl pasta) taking away from all the other delicious flavors in the dish (labneh, mint and nectarine), it lacked balance. Roasted Rainbow Carrots, these were good but I've had much better elsewhere Heritage Pork Chop - One of the winner dishes, larger portion, would recommend sharing. As I said Redbird was a last-minute reservation. It did the job for the night. A place to eat that would have room for 5. However, I would not go back. I feel like there are many more interesting and exciting restaurants out there. It was just ok. read more

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Beautiful restaurant with al fresco dining and uplifting interior decoration. My girlfriend booked a reservation for brunch for 4 on a Sunday. There was availability within 2 weeks which is convenient. There is valet parking for $15, parking lots at $8-$12, and metered street parking. The service was great from beginning to end. Very attentive, timely, and friendly. We ordered the baked eggs, fish sandwich, duck confit chilaquiles, blueberry pancakes, and bacon. The chilaquiles was different from chilaquiles elsewhere, but generally good. The duck was tender. The baked eggs had mixed reviews from our party, it had a lot of strong flavor. The fish sandwich was juicy and crispy. The blueberry pancakes had mixed reviews from it party as well. And we all thought the bacon was hard. Overall, I enjoyed having brunch with my girlfriends at this beautiful place. read more

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I went to Redbird for a corporate event, so I didn't see much of the normal dining room. They had us on a separate floor with a private dining room and portable bar. There was even a great patio. Service was great and the whole staff was very accommodating. The food was served family-style, which was great so everyone could get a taste of everything. I think all the did was awesome. read more

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Beautiful restaurant, with pretty bathrooms. Food quality is superb. Had the sea bass, smoked tofu and fig appetizer & mochi nut dessert. Cocktails are very unique with fruity wine mix and carbonation. Love the "outdoor" seating. read more

Redbird - New American Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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*Parking* There really isn't any other option but to valet in this neighborhood. (Mine was comped by the host so I don't recall how much valet is.) *Private Dining Room" I've been here twice, and each time in their spacious private dining room. Ideal place for gatherings since service very attentive. Food was delicious and I am looking forward to coming back with friends to eat in their main dining room! read more

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We came here to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday. I reserved the patio area which was very lovely. The weather was a little windy and cloudy. The server was nice enough to turn out the heater for us. I love the ambiance as it has both and inside outside feel. The details of the old window is the rectory made the place nostalgic and romantic. I ordered a glass of red and my boyfriend had a glass of mocktail, old fashion. We were served some cheese balls which were warm and moist. For our appetizer, we had the mussels with a very delicious sauce. There were bits of crunchy baguette that made the dish very delish. The mussels were fat and juicy. Love it. For entree, we shared the T bone, medium. The meat was perfectly cooked with the nice au juice. We ordered a side broccolini which made the meal complete. Since it's his birthday, the server brought out a bday cake with chocolate ganache and crispy honeycomb. We also ordered the earl grey dulce de tres. We enjoyed this restaurant. My boyfriend said it was an excellent choice for his birthday! read more

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DineLA Jan/Feb 2025 I'll start with parking. I didn't go for Valet - instead, I went to the underground parking lot on S Los Angeles, across from the Peking Tavern. Unattended. Clean. Well lit. $8 Walked the 4 minutes past the library and up 2nd to Redbird. If you're like me and get there early (before they opened), look for the iron gates. Up the small flight of stairs on the left. If they're open, you'll see the valet station and valet. Saw that when I left. Arrived early but was invited to have a seat in the front bar/lounge area while they set up. Service was also offered. Had one drink - Key to the City. Loved it enough that I ordered another during dinner. Ordered the following off the DineLA menu: Hamachi Crudo Beef Tartare Black Truffle Cavatelli Creamsicle Baked Alaska Tiramisu Truffle Don Flamenco (cocktail) Ordered more off the regular menu: Avocado Salad Key to the City (cocktail - 2x) See pics of the food and drinks. I enjoyed every dish and the Key to the City cocktail. The Don Flamenco didn't quite meet my expectations. Not awful, but I would never order it again. It was muted but not watered down. Not so awful that I didn't finish it. As for the food, all dishes were clear except for the dessert. Was just too full to lick the plate clean. Trying to describe the setting cannot do the venue any justice. You have to just see for yourself. It really is a sight to see. And this is one place I'll definitely go to see again. read more

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When walking up it's like walking up to an old cathedral, which is exactly what this was. There is indoor and outdoor seating (with a retractable roof) so there's space for everyone. Our server was friendly and welcoming and helpful as was everyone that we encountered. The ambience was nice but not stuffy. The restroom was neat with lots of mirrors. Now the food, it was all delicious! Honestly, the fish was cooked perfectly. The steak was more rare than cooked but not chewy. The mocha cream puff to die for! read more

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Celebrated here for my good friend's birthday the other night and we all opted in for the Dine La 2025 experience menu. For $65, the meal comes with an appetizer, entree, and dessert. There is variety of dishes to choose from, but some are an extra cost. I got the Manila clams, Hanger steak, and the Creamsicle baked Alaska. I must say that I didn't expect the clams to be that tasty. The soup it comes with tastes very savory. No sand in their clams so they cleaned that shit good before cooking, 5/5. The hanger steak was cooked perfectly medium rare. Very tender and juicy. The onion sauce was a good combo with the steak. The dessert was a home run for me. Jesus, I killed it so fast and the portion is pretty decent. The orange ice cream on the bottom was tarty and delicious. The cream was smoky. I would definitely come back for that damn dessert, lol. Everything went well. Birthday girl had fun, food was delicious, service was good, and the vibes were just right. Gotta appreciate the little things. Thank you guys! read more

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Excellent place for a date night! Very nice entrance. Great lounge with low lighting. Excellent service. Parking was tough but they to have valet. The drinks and food were reaaally good. You've gotta try the lobster thing. I can't recall the name. We also really like the beet salad and the pasta with wild boar. The branzino was good too but would recommend getting that to share with other sides, as it gets to be a bit much if you eat the whole thing. Overall a great place to dine. read more

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