Small walk-up juice shop serves pure organic ingredients with no fillers. Prices are high but justified by quality. Simple, fresh vibe draws health-conscious crowd on weekdays and Saturdays.
Good to know
BHJ has the fastest wheatgrass juicers, resulting in minimal wait time.
The location has plenty of metered parking available.
They accept cards, cash, Apple Pay, or Zelle for payments.
Picture frame shop offers professional framing with custom design and fast service. Prices are high, reflecting quality and care. Atmosphere shows a clear love for art and attention to detail.
Good to know
They offer a half-off coupon online for first-time customers.
The turnaround time for framing is typically two days.
Framing services are generally on the pricier side.
Small spot offers crispy smash burgers with a laid-back vibe and good music. Seating is limited, mostly for takeout near a movie theater. Prices are on the higher side, with a $15 triple burger and a pricey but consistent menu.
Good to know
They accept credit cards or cash.
Parking may be difficult, but I found a street right next to it where I parked without restrictions as of 08/06/23.
There is both indoor and outdoor seating available.
Bright, modern space offers a cozy atmosphere with well-lit design. Gelato features rich flavors including vegan and dairy-free options. Prices are high, with small servings reflecting the premium experience.
Good to know
Prices are high, with $7.50 for one scoop and $9.25 for a waffle cone.
The portion sizes are small, with a small cone costing $10.00.
Dairy-free options are available for those with allergies.
Small space with intimate seating and jazz sets a calm, elegant mood. Skilled chefs deliver authentic sushi in a creative omakase style. Prices are notably expensive, with a unique paper menu adding to the upscale feel.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended well in advance, especially on holiday weekends.
Happy hour runs until 6:30 pm, offering great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available right out front, but can be limited during peak times.
Coffee shop blends vintage and modern styles with a trendy, laid-back atmosphere. Limited seating encourages quick visits rather than long stays, while quirky decor and creative ambiance attract a youthful crowd. Music adds to the chill vibe, making it a popular spot for casual hangouts.
Good to know
Expect long wait times of 30-40 minutes on weekends after 9am.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be difficult to find.
The coffee shop has limited seating for about 5-6 people on the first floor.
Spacious coffee shop offers a quiet, mellow atmosphere with fast WiFi and cozy nooks perfect for work or chats. Prices are on the higher side, with small cups making drinks feel pricey despite good quality. Minimalist design and natural light add warmth and calm.
Good to know
Free parking is available around the back of the shop.
Dogs are not allowed inside the establishment.
The small cup of coffee costs over $5.
Modest interior keeps a 90s sushi vibe with a Korean touch and homey feel. Fresh sushi and sashimi shine, paired with traditional sake. Expect slightly pricey meals reflecting its 30-year family-run legacy and busy peak hours.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak lunch and dinner hours.
Prices for sushi can range from $75-100 per person.
Reservations are recommended for larger groups to avoid long waits.
Cafe boasts a giant cherry blossom tree that sets a Zen vibe. Seating is cramped and loud, but the quirky photo booth adds fun. Matcha drinks are priced higher, with the matcha duo as a standout choice.
Good to know
There is free street parking available.
Parking costs $3 in the garage.
Valet parking costs $2 during lunch and $3 during dinner.
Jamaican restaurant with reggae music and a laid-back yet lively vibe that feels like the islands. The atmosphere welcomes loud conversations and feels like a place to relax with friends and family. Known for generous portions and authentic jerk chicken and oxtail with rich, well-seasoned flavors.
Good to know
The menu clearly displays prices on both the digital screen and paper inside the store.
The portions are large enough to last for two days.
Parking is available in the front lot, with street parking options nearby.
Seafood boils here come with plastic aprons for messy, hands-on eating in a cramped, lively space. Prices are steep, with lobster at $64 and king crab at market rates. Music keeps the vibe upbeat, matching the hole-in-the-wall feel.
Good to know
Parking is available and easy in-and-out.
Dishes like king crab legs are priced at market rates.
Expect to pay around $200 for a meal for three.
Space features 270 degree monitors and LED screens creating an immersive, high-energy environment with club-like vibes similar to upscale Las Vegas spots. Entertainment includes live shows and DJs that elevate the atmosphere, making it lively and engaging. Seating is comfortable and luxe, though the venue can get extremely loud and crowded after 9 p.m.
Good to know
Reservations for tables are mandatory, especially for large groups.
Expect to pay $25 or more per drink at MainRo.
A 22% gratuity is automatically added to all bills.
Simple, practical design sets a small-business vibe with a lively atmosphere later in the day. Swedish sour and licorice candies offer unique flavors and textures. Prices are on the higher side, making treats like the Bubs pack a special indulgence.
Good to know
The candies cost about $16 per pound.
Expect delays in shipping; processing can take 2-3 weeks.
The store appears to have multiple health code violations, indicating poor sanitation practices.
Small, cozy spot offers rich pho broth and high-quality meat at a boojie price. Quiet, minimalist vibe with dog-friendly outdoor seating makes it a peaceful, upscale choice.
Good to know
Street parking is available, but it can be challenging to find.
The beef combo is priced at $24, which is higher than average.
Portion sizes are generous, especially for the beef combo.
Spacious shop offers a rich chocolate aroma and cozy, nostalgic feel. Luxury sweets come at a high price, perfect for sharing. Decor features Disney-themed posters, creating a festive vibe that draws tourists.
Good to know
They hold their own pins and pin trading events here.
The shake costs $12 plus tax for a small size.
The washroom is only available if you order something.
Steakhouse shines with Brazilian barbecue and crafted cocktails in a warm, vibrant setting. Spacious, elegant dining offers private seating for comfort. Prices are above average, reflecting the upscale experience.
Good to know
Reservations are held for 30 minutes; arrive on time to secure your table.
Kids 6 and under eat free, making it a family-friendly option.
Happy hour offers the best deals on drinks and appetizers.
Mid-century design blends with quirky contemporary touches in a retro diner setting featuring big booths and a jukebox playing great music. The atmosphere feels classic and comfortable but can get noisy, especially during events like bingo night. The crowd leans toward a hipster vibe, creating lively energy throughout.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially on weekends.
Valet parking costs $10, and street parking is limited.
A 5% appreciation fee is added to all bills without prior notice.
Strong chocolate aroma fills the small space with an open kitchen visible behind clear glass. The atmosphere is minimal and lively, with no indoor seating but a single bench outside for enjoying treats. The design leans toward an upscale boutique feel, attracting a mix of families and influencers.
Good to know
Parking is available in a small lot just north of the bakery.
They open at 9 am; arriving early helps avoid long lines.
Online ordering is available for quick pickup to skip the line.
Spacious Korean spot shines with a modern interior and ordering tablets at each table. Loud music fuels an energetic vibe while prices stay on the expensive side.
Good to know
Expect a wait of 30-40 minutes during busy dinner hours.
You must order at least one menu item per person.
Parking is available, but can be hectic due to limited space.
Vintage Hollywood charm shines with classic 70s decor and thin-crust pizza slices. Prices are steep, with two slices and a drink costing $26. Quiet, relaxed vibe suits families and casual diners, plus it's dog-friendly with a wide menu.
Good to know
A cheese slice costs $8, with an additional $1 for each extra topping.
Greco's New York Pizzeria is dog friendly.
Finding a clean place serving pizza with bathrooms on Hollywood Blvd is a notable achievement.
Small, old-school diner with U-shaped counter seating and covered outdoor patio. Atmosphere feels nostalgic and classic, with a lively vibe from regulars like city workers and families. Located in an industrial area, it offers a simple, hearty breakfast experience.
Good to know
Nick's Cafe opens super early at 6:00 am, which is an advantage over many restaurants.
Nick's Cafe closed at 2 PM.
The wait time was 45 minutes before getting seated.
Minimalist Japandi style creates a calm, cozy vibe with high-quality coffee and top-notch pastries. Prices are on the higher side, especially for matcha and pastries. Space feels small and crowded but friendly and unpretentious.
Good to know
Expect long lines, especially on weekends; arrive early to avoid waiting.
Seating is very limited, so be prepared to stand or take your drinks to go.
Prices are higher than average, with two drinks costing around $11.
Small donut shop with bright pink decor and Danny Trejo-themed design creates a fun, kitschy atmosphere. Music plays loudly, and the space feels busy and lively with constant foot traffic. Limited seating offers a quick stop vibe rather than a dine-in experience.
Good to know
A dozen donuts costs $30.
Vegan donuts are often unavailable, with none available at the moment.
They were not accepting cash for some reason.
Korean barbecue restaurant offers an intimate setting with beautiful decor and a relaxing atmosphere. The space feels sleek and comfortable but seating is tight near other tables. Quality of meat is top-notch, with standout options like galbi and wagyu, though prices are notably high.
Good to know
Parking inside the building on Mansfield is free during the day on weekdays.
Valet parking is $5 and located right next to the restaurant.
Reservations are recommended.
Tiny French bistro serves large portions with a pricey tag but excellent quality. Open kitchen and bar seating create an intimate vibe. Outdoor patio with huge heat lamps offers a warm, inviting space.
Good to know
Reservations are required to secure a table at Petit Trois.
Expect an 18% service charge added to your bill, which is not a tip.
Dairy-free options are available for those with dietary restrictions.
Nancy Silverton's name means high prices here, with a sausage and egg sandwich costing $16. Vintage decor and antique lighting create a cozy, nostalgic 1950s diner vibe. Long waits show how much people value the authentic diner experience despite the cost.
Good to know
Max & Helen's charges $30-$50 per person.
Expect wait times of 45 minutes to 2 hours on weekdays and up to 3 hours on weekends.
They don't take reservations.
Bright, festive space blends nightclub vibes with Christmas decorations and lively music. Crowds fill standing-room-only areas, creating an energetic atmosphere. Drinks are pricey, typical for a Hollywood pop-up bar.
Good to know
The entrance fee is $35, and drinks cost about $20 each.
Valet parking is available for $40, but nearby lots charge $15.
Expect long lines; the entrance line can stretch down the street.
Cozy eatery with authentic New Orleans decor offers a laid-back vibe and plenty of seating. Seafood dishes are bit pricey, fitting the upscale menu. A speakeasy-style bar and TVs create a casual spot to watch games and relax.
Good to know
They close at 3pm.
Parking is limited and can be challenging.
The muffuletta costs $21.
Mediterranean fast food spot with simple, no-frills atmosphere and a cozy outdoor patio offering some privacy. Seating is compact and functional, fitting a small dining area. Known for halal rotisserie chicken and strong vegan options, it serves fresh, authentic dishes with standout garlic sauce.
Good to know
Zankou Chicken offers great vegan options alongside their famous rotisserie chicken.
Expect to pay around $20 for a well-balanced meal with generous portions.
Ordering online and scheduling pickup helps avoid the lunch rush.