Decided to try Granville in WeHo after shopping in the area. Overall, really enjoyed the…read moreexperience and the drinks especially tied everything together well. I got the skirt steak cooked medium rare -- flavor was good, but it was a little tough to cut. I think it would've paired even better with some garlic butter or chimichurri on the side. The mac and cheese was SO good and easily one of the highlights of the meal. Creamy, flavorful, and definitely something I'd order again. The pork chops were delicious and packed with flavor, but the spinach underneath was a bit too bitter for my taste. The mashed potatoes were creamy, soft, and comforting. We also loved the Brussels sprouts and Caesar salad -- both were super solid sides. Drinks were perfect and balanced out the dishes really well. Service and atmosphere were great too. Would definitely come back to try more items on the menu next time we are in the area.

Im giving this place a 4 star only because of service, the waitress was kind gave us time and…read moreoffered great suggestions. In reality the food was not great. It was bland and portion was just smaller than I expected. There is a location in Pasadena and the pasta was seasoned well and balanced and what I feel the portion was much bigger. I do have to assume it's due to the location of this establishment. The ambiance was pretty slow however the inside decorations were so cute and pleasant on the eyes. I wouldn't come here for the food, perhaps a drink and a small app.

First brunch guests here today. Ryan charming. Food great. I recommend the drinks. Atmosphere also…read morewonderful.

Gorgeous outdoor area but don't miss the bar inside. Clelia makes a meannnn martini Yummy!read more

Came here for a quick dinner after doing some work at the Pacific Design Center. The…read moreambiance/aesthetic is super cute, feels upscale without feeling too "fancy". We sat in the lounge area and it was perfect. Got the ham appetizer, the burger, fries, and the raspberry sorbet dessert. Everything was incredible, one of the best burgers I've had in Los Angeles. Service was also great. I even called about an hour after I got home because I started getting a scratchy throat and realized I didn't specifically ask if there were strawberries in the raspberry sorbet (I'm allergic and that was completely my mistake for not double checking before I chowed down) but the host that answered was super nice, I could hear in the background her double checking with a server, who then even double checked with the kitchen to make sure they were giving me the correct answer which I really really appreciate. Side note, no strawberries in the sorbet I'll most definitely be returning here in the future.

Sean Brock (James Beard nominee and winner, "The Mind of a Chef" Season 2 host, "Chef's Table"…read moreSeason 6 featured culinary artist, among other highlights) has taken his Southern US cuisine to Hollywood in a recently opened restaurant. Darling takes some of Sean's favorite dishes, many of which are grilled, and adds an Asian fusion touch. Will it succeed? Time will tell, but we very much enjoyed our experience at the restaurant. The first two things you will notice when entering Darling is the large shade tree settled in the center of the lounge area and the Hi-Fi DJ booth pumping out the vibes. I really liked the decor, it set a casual tone to the fine dining. And the music jammed, from World to R&B to Jazz with a couple pop hits mixed in, it set an enjoyable atmosphere without distracting from the conversation my wife and a couple old friends were able to have. Favorite dish? It had to be the Deviled Egg topped with Bluefin Tuna. It takes a memorable dish from my childhood and turns it, well, not into something my mom would make but so much better! (Sorry, no photos of the dish, our eggs evaporated before I got to my camera). The Wood-Fired Oysters and the Rockfish (which my wife ordered) were also highlights. Any misses? I thought I'd enjoy the Dry-Aged Burger somewhat more than I did. The patty itself is very large and thick making it highly fat-forward on the palate. A little bit of acid, say, a couple slices of pickle and/or tomato would benefit the dish well. All in all, my friends and I very much enjoyed our evening at Darling. Highly recommended!

Really beautiful restaurant with an indoor outdoor vibe, all inside a green house like setup. Food…read morewas delicious with good variety.

My friend and I came here on a Sunday around 6 PM. I think that's a perfect time to go because…read morethere's basically no one there, and by no one I mean Instagram influencers. There's valet parking. Their restaurant is very much open with indoor, outdoor & bar seating I believe. The staff in this establishment are more formal/high-end etiquette style. I appreciate their attention to detail such as cleanliness, food presentation, hospitality, attentiveness, and menu knowledge. Yelp has three dollar signs, believe it. I think there's charcuterie board was like $46 or something. Yeeeaaaahhhh but hey my friend was paying so it worked for me haha! Rigatoni: flavorful, decent size, pretty presentation, very greasy if you're gonna take it home and eat it later! Steak 12 oz: this one I didn't try my friend ordered it. I believe she asked for well done and she thought it was too well done... I don't eat well done steak so I would probably recommend someone to order medium well. The drinks were great! We got harmony and I think something with a Cherry name. I would recommend this place, be prepared to spend at least $200. But it's a really cute space with great staff, it's in a prime location and quality food.

Got together with a good friend and was visiting from out of the country. He was staying in the…read morearea and searched bar/lounge and this place came up. We came for drinks only but was surprised with complimentary chicken noodle soup! Bartender was top notch. My friend ordered a whisky sour. I've never had it before but my friend said that's how you see if the bartender is good and he approved. The place itself was pretty chill.

This is a place to chill, get a drink or two, and people-watch…read more When the live music sets in, things get quite animated and loud, but not in a chaotic or turnt up way. I saw lots of people come in, have a drink, and leave after a little while. Delilah is next door, so maybe this is a good place for a quick meal or a pre-game drink. We opted to have dinner, which was decent. The meatballs lacked some real flavor, the fries were delicious albeit quite salty, the burger was okay, and the tableside steak tartare seriously did not need to be mixed tableside... I was also not keen on the flavor of the tartare, and I happen to adore steak tartare and steak carpaccios. Alas. Valet parking or street parking are your options in this area. So, overall, cool vibe - but not going to be a memorable experience for the food.

My first day back from Chicago to the Larchmont neighborhood and you bet I'm going straight to…read moreGreat White for dinner! Had to have their delicious black cod entrée once again. I mean, look at that beautiful seared fish basking in delightfully flavorful sweetened soy sauce with delicate spinach and shimeji mushrooms swimming around it. Every bite was roll your head back awesomeness. Accompanied by a fresh crisp glass of quality Sauvignon Blanc and it's my complete meal. Waitress Kimmy (sp?) was very charming, professional, efficient and attentive. Dining outdoors always a treat, and though a bit on the chilly side, ample heaters made it comfortable.

Been here several times and it keeps growing on me. The host can be a bit much sometimes, always…read moreacting busy, but once you're seated it's a great experience. Indoor seating has that Tulum vibe--chandeliers, music, really nice energy. Now that it's warming up, the patio is also a solid move. Food is consistently good. We always get the burger--it's one of the best. This time we tried the crispy chicken and wow... sweet, spicy, super underrated. Got ranch with it and it was a perfect combo. Also tried their pizzas--really solid, and they have gluten-free options. Ivan was our waiter, super nice, and the food came out fast. We were in and out in like 30 minutes (we do eat fast though). Definitely coming back for the burger and to try more of the menu.

Mocha latter was great !…read more We enjoyed the Brussels as is and the Mac and cheese as is (though minus the garnish for me). The artichoke leaves were great for everyone, but to much things on it for me. I got the waffles again and am happy with my decision. Thank you Service is lovely and ambiance for Sunday brunch was great. Not loud. Such a bonus. Most needs improvement: the bathroom.

This restaurant is on Robertson Blvd, just north of Wilshire. I noticed it many times when going…read moreto my doctor's office, right across the street. I finally tried it for lunch the other day. First let me say that the place is comfortable, with a little patio out front. I liked the art and decorations where they used repurposed items. I ordered two sandwiches (Fried chicken and the Short Rib). Both were good, but both my wife and I did not like the focaccia bread that it was served on. It was too thick and seemed to overpower the sandwiches. We also shared the simple salad, which true to its name was simple. It was just lettuce, and exactly one piece of shaved red onion. It could have used more onion. The other items on the menu look good, so I'm not opposed to trying the restaurant again.

Nadia is the best waitress!! Food was also amazing and we had great burgers and drinksread more

Came a weekday night. Place was busy, but not full. It was hard to get a seat at the bar area. We…read morehad to flag the bartender down. The patio area was really nice with the lighted trees. Was told the food was pricy but good. Would return just to sit at the patio area. Really nice decor.

Went for Dine LA and honestly such a good deal!!! Made a resy and everything was smooth. My friend…read moreand I each got different dishes so we could try more, which made it even more worth it. The bruschetta was super fresh, light, and a great starter. The tomatoes were juicy and bright with that classic garlic and basil flavor. Nonna's meatball was also really good. It was tender and the marinara that had that slightly sweet, tomato-forward flavor with parmesan melted into it. And paired with the bread, it felt very comforting. The rigatoni vodka was solid. Pasta was cooked well, nice and al dente, and the sauce was creamy and so rich. The margherita pizza was a little on the smaller side, but honestly perfect for the two of us ladies to share alongside everything else. The tiramisu was a really nice way to finish the meal. Light, creamy and balanced. I loved the vibes here. Dim lighting, cozy ambience, and the service was pretty fast. I would definitely come back again.

Came here for brunch. Two of our plates had to be asked for repeatedly before they came out and…read moreafter everyone else had almost finished. And even then one had to be sent back because it was wrong. When it did finally arrive the eggs were lukewarm and the waffle was undercooked. Staff was apologetic but otherwise did nothing to rectify the situation. Would give one star but the food that came out on time was good.

This is a neighborhood restaurant with very delicious food and delightful staff. Seating was…read moregreat, very spacious and beautiful tables. It's located across from the Ivy where the old Newsroom used to be. We will be going back for sure.

We decided to try Henry's for brunch, & while the place is beautiful & very clean, that was…read morehonestly the highlight. We ordered the Wagyu burger, egg white turkey omelette with potatoes, & a side of bagels. The food was decent but very bland--nothing stood out, & we had to add salt for flavor to everything. Portions were small, with barely any avocado or pico, and not very filling. The bagels were good, but they gave very little cream cheese and even charged extra for more, which bad barely enough for one side of a beagle. Service was a bit disappointing. Our server was nice but It wasn't busy, yet our server rarely checked on us--we had to refill our own water & go get the pitcher. They also don't clearly mention when choosing sides it cost extra, which can add up quickly but a heads up would have been appreciated. Overall, we paid about $65 for two & left underwhelmed. It's fine for a casual hangout, but not somewhere I'd go to be impressed. I will say on a positive note, the baked goods, specifically the soft chocolate chip cookies, tasted very fresh! Other than that though we were quite a bit disappointed.