Restaurants in Hollywood

Gracious dining room with high ceilings and a large central U-shaped bar focusing on natural wines and shareable small plates.

A glamorous 1950s-era lounge atmosphere featuring 18-foot verdigris palm sculptures and intimate velvet booths for a high-vibe night out.

Great cocktails, doesn't accept reservations, Vegan options

Industrial New York meets Chinese Imperial elegance with 20-foot ceilings and a dramatic bar program in a designated historic monument.

Took over iconic 101 Coffee Shop space. Preserved vintage 60s decor. Fluffy Sonoran wheat pancakes, sourdough breakfast sandwich, diner burger. All-day breakfast. Single location at 6145 Franklin Ave.

Chef Jackson Kalb's approachable Italian. Meatballs, pepperoni pizza, cacio e pepe, rigatoni alla vodka. Great execution with well-sourced ingredients. Family-friendly. Single location at 1717 Vine St.

Cult-following strip mall Thai spot. Phuket-style crab curry, jade noodles, pineapple fried rice. Co-owners Noree and Somruthai built a devoted fanbase. Single location at 6660 Sunset Blvd.

Chef Evan Funke's ode to Rome. Breathtaking 150-seat dining room. Wood-fired pizzas, rigatoni all'Amatriciana, bistecca alla Florentina. Always buzzing. Single location at 1545 Wilcox Ave.

Paris transplant by Guillaume Guedj. High-ceiling industrial space. French-inflected dishes with LA flavors: branzino beurre blanc, steak tartare, beef bourguignon. One of LA's best burgers. Single location at 953 N Sycamore Ave.

Open since 1919. Over 100 years old. Red leather banquettes, white tablecloths, servers in red jackets. Famous fettuccine Alfredo, prime rib, flannel cakes. Ice-cold martinis. Single location at 6667 Hollywood Blvd.

Two Michelin stars. Chef Michael Cimarusti's seafood tasting menu ($325/person). Nearly two decades open. Courses include caviar, sashimi, lobster, black cod. Single location at 5955 Melrose Ave.