Hollywood
Restaurants

Neither a hotel nor a cafe, this little gem stands out among the Hollywood powerhouse clubs because it doesn't stand out much at all. It's a little place that attracts some of the biggest KCRW-types.

Bardot is located right above Avalon, so after a long night of dancing, you can head right upstairs and relax in the gorgeous Hollywood glamour.

Strap on your suspenders and prepare yourself for an uber cool evening at Los Feliz's trendy Harvard and Stone.

This historic Hollywood nightclub features state-of-the-art sound, lighting, and visual experience manned by some of the best DJs in the world.

If its ice-cold beer you want, its Stouts cozy venue you need.

When people talk about being on top of the world, it's fair to say they're talking about being at Yamashiro.

Toi on Sunset is an eclectic Hollywood-based Thai restaurant, featuring rock-n-roll decor, a diverse menu, and late-night hours for the night owls

Not your ordinary burger.

Anchored within the storied Hollywood Roosevelt, Shirley Brasserie is a high-concept revival of Golden Era dining. Named after Shirley Temple, the venue delivers elevated French classics, meticulously prepared using pristine California ingredients.

El Floridita is an iconic Hollywood restaurant, renowned for its delectable Cuban cuisine, lively salsa dancing, and soulful live music. A vibrant hub of Latin culture.

When you sit in the comfortable worn-leather booths, peruse the 90-year-old classic menu or sidle up to the mahogany bar -- you are not just enjoying fine food and great company, you are a part of Hollywood history.

A Specialty Butcher Shop and Restaurant by brothers Curtis and Luke Stone.