Since 1919 this dark eatery, with its mirrored bar and red booths, has been pulling in the lush set including Mix, Chaplin and writers who tied one on before teetering across the street to the WGA.
Colleen Moore was a chic modern flapper, staring in mega-hits like Flaming Youth and the million dollar picture Lilac Time. Her autobiography Silent Star recounts her life. Her star is close by.
Urban Masala offers another alternative with its semi fast-food scene and wallet-friendly combo plates like the Masala Bowl and Bombay Plate, both under $10. Read more.
Each night enjoy $5 food and drink specials from a select 5-item menu that changes nightly. Just hang at Public Kitchen during its friendly 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. “5 for 5” weekday happy hour. Read more.
Three stories of seating and an enormous outdoor patio complement the bevy of tequila drinks to choose from. Read more.
Grilled asparagus, Japanese shitake mushroom, eggplant with miso, chilled boiled spinach with ponzu sauce, soy beans with sea salt, grilled buckwheat noodles with dipping sauce - I could go on & on. Read more.
