I love this spot. I live right down the road so I can walk there…read more It's absolutely gorgeous, inside and outside. They've gotten too pricey for me to go all the time, but they're great for happy hour and for brunch. Just wish they still did bottomless! The service can be hit or miss, but the food is always on point. I'm a huge fan of their deviled eggs and of the fries. The drinks are absolutely delicious too (just standard LA high pricing now).

Food was pretty darn good and for the price and atmosphere I was happy with it…read more What made it a great evening the most was our server Amanda. She was attentive, courteous, and kind even with a full house of guest. My wife and I appreciated her greatly. To us she made the experience to come back for.

Loooove the garlic Parmesan fries. Came with friends for drinks and it was nice and staff is…read morefriendly.

this is a great spot for HH the food is typical Gastopub…read morestyle food -- everything will be fried & heavy, but you're usually coming here to socialize/drink/watch sports. Vegetarians -- they do have a yummy veg chili, the salads are mod-able & they have veggie patty options for their burgers. please know... this place is SUPER LOUD. I have to prepare myself when I come here & I also prepare my friends (which end up telling me they did not expect it to be THAT Loud, so heads up, it really is.) I usually enjoy the patio here because it is much more quiet (youre able to hear your friends talking to you) & thankfully, it's available, or I'm not sure I would come here. Also, telling your order to the bar tender means that she can't hear you either, which is super fun to just scream at each other back & forth if thats what you're into. They don't have my favorite IPA on draft, but they have some good options for beers. I do love that they carry local brews -- they have mostly STONE, Golden Road & like, one Firestone (which is usually what I prefer.) They have some cocktails, so for girlypops that prefer those, this is a pretty solid place for variety in drink styles & thereby groups of people. I'm not sure if they have a car park in the back, actually, I usually find street parking right away, & there is a crosswalk right near the business if needed.

Visit this restaurant! I recommend it 1000% the Buffalo cauliflower was amazing ...really all the…read morefood we got here was great!! Including the drinks! Kirsten is the best server and she makes the best sangri and watermelon margaritas!! And I'm super picky about my food and drinks I rate this 1000/10 :)

Kirsti was sooo nice and helpful!! Came from out of town and was looking for a nice place to have…read morelunch and this was the perfect place! Such a cute spot!

Came here for lunch with a friend with a reservation, we were seated right away and the staff is…read morevery friendly. The restaurant feels a little modern rustic with plants and modern decor. It's very bright, tall ceilings, large atmosphere. I had a hot English breakfast tea to drink, they brought out loose leaf tea in a beautiful steeping pot that allows for multiple refills. For lunch I had the Ahi Poke Bowl and sweet potato fries. The dipping sauces (blue cheese sauce specifically) with the fries are delicious. The poke bowl has a slaw and spicy noodles with these crunchy coconut crisps on the top that are such a great flavor add to this dish. It's a fresh new take on a poke bowl and I really enjoyed it! Highly recommend this place!

The Granville menu always hits the spot, kudos the kitchen team! ...That Ahi!!!…read more My last visit was really amazing. The kind of restaurant experience that's hard to find. I just got out of work and met up with the bestie to download the week over some drinks. From entrance to exit, the vibe was welcoming. We sat at the bar, Arleeta, Robby, Daniel and Jackson witnessed our indecisiveness and collectively guided us to great drinks and dishes. They also had great energy to have a meal around. 10/10

I'm part of a monthly meetup group for voice actors and Idle Hour was super awesome in letting us…read moremeet at their venue. We had over 50 people attend and yet the staff was able to make us all feel accommodated! The vibes were great. The food was great. AND there was live music so some of us even danced a bit. Definitely hoping to come back! Thank you Idle Hour!!!

Came here with my girlies for Drag Brunch ahead of St. Patrick's Day and had an absolute blast…read more From the moment we arrived, the vibe was fun and welcoming. Chad from the management team made us feel like VIPs, and our server (whose name I sadly can't remember) was fantastic. At one point I even ended up being part of the show... on stage with a few other audience members, faking an orgasm. Definitely one of those "only at drag brunch" moments. Epic time. The bottomless pineapple mimosas were the real MVP. Let's just say they took me out for the rest of the day... I had to go home and sleep it off. Totally worth it though. Food was solid too. I'd definitely recommend the shakshuka and the chicken & waffles. If you're looking for a lively brunch with great energy, this is the spot.

Food was amazing... service was just ok. Our waiter was new-ish and a little overwhelmed. I was in…read morerestaurants for over 50 years.

Of course, as always!, everything is perfect at the Capital Grille. Service absolutely spot on,…read morefrom the greeting (without reservation) as we walked in to our server - wonderful!! The ambience is perfection from the low volume lighting, to the subdued lighting is warm and relaxing, conducive to conversation. Great for date nights and business!! The food is reliable and ALWAYS good!! The flourless chocolate was SOOOO yum we forgot to take a pic before we started!!

Awesome food, awesome service. Chris was a great server. Was on point, friendly and generous. Would…read morerecommend to everybody who likes BBQ, burgers or ice cold brewskis.

What an absolutely wonderful evening. It all started with the great customer service on the phone…read morewhen I called to make the reservation. Once we arrived the interior had a relaxed, easygoing vibe, modern but cozy, with stylish design touches that made the whole space feel welcoming and unhurried. Even the waiting area with it's low lit seating surrounded by book cases was really cool. My wife, my sister and I had a wonderful table near the fireplace in the center of the dining area. Nearby were draped booths that would be perfect for a more romantic evening. Our server was, Haley...she was incredible. Very personable, helpful and extremely professional. You'll be in good hands if you're lucky enough to get her! Then the food...Wow. My wife and my sister got the filet migons, watching my wife's euphoric reaction of taking her fist bite made my evening! Omg...thankfully, my wife let me try garlic fries that came with the filets, and they were the best I ever had! I got the Langostino Fettuccine...outstanding. You have to dig a little spicy, which I do...but the vodka cream sauce is the real highlight of this dish. For deserts we got the apple cobbler, the creme brulee and sticky toffee cake. All three were fantastic. But I preferred the cobbler and the toffee cake the most. We didn't get the Le Petit Gateau, their chocolate cake...but we decided to get one to go! HA...it's unbelievably rich and pretty tall and big. It's topped with candied wild cheries...it's two days later and we're still eating this yummy treat. All in all...I would recommend this for any occasion...wether you're looking for just a night out with solid service and great food, to a romantic evening. We got there around 6...but later on there was live music with these two gentlemen on guitars that really played perfect atmosphere music. You can't go wrong with a night out at Firefly!

We had dinner here with some friends who were staying at a nearby hotel. Everything we ordered off…read morethe menu was tasty and I especially liked the brisket egg roll. The place is super chill and no one seemed to mind that we had three young kids with us. Service was as good as it could get! They were attentive and quick. With kids in tow, we especially appreciated that the food came out quick.

I really really really like this place. I'm not sure what's…read moreup with the bad reviews. First off, they have a HUGE beer selection from all over California. They also have cali creamin from Mother Earth. A bunch of sours, stouts, pales etc on draft. They do comedy, yoga, super smash competitions, chess competitions, on different days during the month. They also have a selection of board games you can play! Perfect for a first date, or just hanging with friends. Indoor / outdoor & upstairs seating. A great place to host an event ! Lots of seating, extremely friendly staff, And they have a smoker, with some great meats! All the food I had was good, the brisket is my favorite. Cool place, with cool vibes, and a lot of cool and interesting people hangout here on the weekends. I suggest giving it a try if you're in the area. And make sure you roll the dice and try and win the jackpot ! Cool brewery spot.

It's high time I reviewed this place. It is the go-to spot…read morefor a friend of mine and myself, who try come every few months or so. We've been doing that for a few years now, so that should tell you something right there. Our order is fairly consistent: we each start with a mimosa that comes in a highball glass, so one is usually all we need. Next, we share an order of kimchi biscuits (you get two). So delicious! Packed full of kimchi, bacon and cheddar cheese, it's a nice combo of flavors that play well together. The interior is usually soft and warm, with a nice crunchy crust. Top that with a smatter of the cinnamon butter that it comes with...yum! Our choice of entree varies, anything from avocado toast, to their kale and seaweed salad or any of their other selections they have from their brunch/lunch menu. On this outing, my friend and I both opted for the bibimbap. I opted for the pork bulgogi while my friend got the chicken version. It comes with a generous amount of carrots, zucchini, shiitake mushrooms and bean sprouts, and is topped with a runny, sunny side up egg that serves as an excellent sauce when you mix everything together, along with the gochujang sauce. We upgraded and got it with brown rice in the hot stone bowl. Worth it! The regular bibimbap is good, but when you mix in the crunchy crust that comes from the bottom of the stone bowl, you get an additional texture that makes the dish really stand out. The flavors already come together nicely, and the crunchy bits just enhance the experience. For dessert, we like to share the "lemon pie", which is actually a scoop of lemon gelato that comes in a glass that also includes graham crackers, topped with toasted marshmallows. A nice way to end the meal. And the staff! We usually either have Justin or Ann as our server, but everyone there is super friendly and helpful. They are consistently good at checking up on you and making sure you have everything you need. Just another 5 star reason of why we keep coming back!

First time here. I would come back. My bro and I had the…read morebulgogi dirty rice to start. That was delicious. Then we had fried pork ribs, kimchi fried rice, and the burger. We ask for some chilies on the side to add a kick. The food was delicious and the service was great!

Finally made our way to OyBar to celebrate my birthday. At 6pm on a Wednesday the palce was still…read morejumping! We didn't need to wait for a table, but it was busy. We grabbed two spots at the bar and had wonderful service from Francis and friends. It was greta to see their banter and Francis experimenting with some cocktails. Throughout the evening, I enjoyed the Szechuan Negroni ($20), though it could have had more of the sichuan kick to it, the Bitter Cowboy ($18), and a spicy mezcal-based 'bartender's choice' ($18). JIm G. enjoyed the What's Up Doc? ($18), whiuch was mezcal, aperol, carrot-shrub, and lime. The Cured Salmon Yaki Onigiri was tasty ($9/piece), with creme friache, red onion, dill, miso butter, and everythign spice. We also greatly enjoyed the infamous Wagyu Pastrami Quesadilla ($22). For a birthday treat, we had to get dessert and ordered the carrot cake ($18). While it was pretty pricey, it was also crazy good! Fun spot with good energy, great service, and, at least on a weeknight, easy street parking in front with no meters!

I decided to take myself out on a solo date after a stressful few weeks and had been really excited…read moreto try Oi Bar. It's super close to me, parking wasn't too difficult, and the space delivered immediately -- dim red lighting, cozy and moody, perfect for a night out solo. They had a Passover specials menu that looked amazing. I was tempted by the open-faced Hillel sandwich with matzo, wasabi butter, apple, wine reduction, and pine nuts. The smoked brisket with Coca-Cola curry also looked great when it came out for the couple next to me -- until I overheard them say the meat was tough and they sent it back. That helped me decide. I started with the freezer martini, ordered with both a twist and an olive. Clean, cold, and exactly what I wanted. I almost ordered a second. For my first dish I ordered the saag burrata -- Indian-spiced creamed spinach with burrata and grilled baguette. Fantastic. The burrata was cool and creamy, the spiced spinach underneath was warm and deeply flavorful. My only note was the bread -- three very thin slices felt skimpy for the amount of dip. A couple more would've balanced it perfectly. For my main I ordered the OG burger, mostly because I'm a horseradish lover and was excited about the horseradish crème fraîche. About two bites in I noticed it was extremely rare -- and I'm someone who appreciates medium rare, but this was beyond that. I let the server know, he handled it graciously, apologized, and had it remade quickly. I appreciated that. He also ended up comping it, which I genuinely wasn't expecting and went a long way. At that point I was finishing my martini and ready to head home, so I took the burger to go. The next day I reheated it -- bun on, everything still on it, minute and twenty seconds in direct heat. The outside was noticeably darker and crispier than the first one, clearly cooked harder this time. The flavors were there. I added a little hot sauce and it was working -- until I got to the middle. Still raw. Chewy in a way that wasn't medium rare, wasn't even close. As a chef I know what a burger should feel like after that much heat. The fact that it reheated to piping hot on the outside and was still raw in the center tells me the issue was in how it was formed or how thick it was packed -- and I have the pictures to prove it. I'll be honest -- it didn't stop me from wanting to go back. It just means I'm never ordering the burger again, which genuinely makes me sad because the flavor profile was there. The horseradish could've been punchier and the pickled onion more present, but the bones of the dish were good. It just couldn't execute consistently, twice. What I know is that OyBar has something. The creativity is real, the vibe is real, the saag burrata alone is worth the trip. I wish I tried out the the Oy burger with hoisin ketchup and Dijon -- that sounds more like what I was looking for. And I already told a friend we need to come back to share a few dishes because the menu feels like it's built for that. Highlights: Freezer martini, saag burrata, moody atmosphere, creative progressive menu, server handled a tough situation with genuine grace Could improve: Burger temperature consistency (twice is a pattern, not a mistake), bread portion with the burrata, stronger horseradish presence