Good Times at Davey Wayne’s
You’d be forgiven for thinking you’d wandered onto an old That '70s Show set when you stumble through the vintage refrigerator door that serves as the gateway to Good Times…
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Tropicana Bar at The Roosevelt
If you want to relive spring break, figure out a way to spend a day at the Roosevelt Hotel's pool. Rent a room for the night, bring a gaggle of…
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Musso & Frank Grill
It doesn’t get more old school than this. Famous for its Martinis, steak and red-coated barmen full of Old Hollywood tales, a step into Musso & Frank’s is truly a…
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Frolic Room
Tourists come to Hollywood expecting to find glamour and glitz, only to discover that Hollywood proper is actually pretty gritty. Celebrities live deep westside or up in the hills; Hollywood…
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Tiki-Ti
Before opening the doors to Tiki-Ti in 1961, Ray Buhen learned his tiki trade secrets by working under Don the Beachcomber. Now his son and grandsons carry on the tradition…
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The Spare Room
At the Roosevelt Hotel's second floor bowling-alley-cum-cocktail-bar, The Spare Room, waitresses in Gatsby-era dresses float around the room offering Gin Rickeys with housemade tonic and Penicillins spiked with amaro. Most…
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Petit Trois
Ludo Lefebvre is a bona fide celebrity chef these days, and with all of this new-found fame he could've certainly opened a big, glitzy, money-making restaurant. Instead, he’s opened two…
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Providence
Michael Cimarusti’s fine dining seafood restaurant is a tasting-menu-only affair, and those tasting menus ain’t cheap. But a little-known way around that sort of investment is the small bar located off…
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Trois Mec
This brainchild of chef Ludo Lefebvre and the co-owners/chefs of Animal is one of the harder reservations to score in the city. But if you do snag a seat at…
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