We absolutely loved this restaurant! The food was delicious, and the service was exceptional from…read morestart to finish. After trying so many restaurants in the area and often leaving disappointed, we're so glad we discovered this gem. The escargot was outstanding, the filet was cooked perfectly, and every dish we ordered was excellent. It's rare to find a place where both the food and service exceed expectations, but this restaurant did exactly that. We can be pretty picky when it comes to dining out, and everything was amazing. This has officially become our new favorite spot, and we'll definitely be back very soon. Highly recommend!

I cannot believe it has been about 20 years since I last went to The Dresden Room (sorry, I hat…read morethat it is now just called "The Dresden" but I guess I get it. Maybe? lol My wife, son and I dined here last Friday night after we dropped our daughter and her friends off at the Greek Theatre to catch a concert (Yungblud). I was a little hesitant since it had been so long but the reviews continue to be solid and nostalgia sealed the deal. And I'm so glad we chose to have dinner here! Long gone, unfortunately, are Marty and Elaine...but the place is the exact same as it was 20 years ago which is so great to experience. The vibe, the service and the food were all absolutely excellent, as always. First of all, the ambiance in the dining room is amazing and takes you back to yesteryear dining lounges with deep white leather booths, dim lighting and amazing structures including vertical wooden slats between tables and massively tall ceilings. How I love this place! It brought me right back to when I was dating my wife of now 24 years back when we were in our....eesh...late 20s. Our waiter and our server were both incredible and I feel terrible that I've forgotten their names but our waiter (pic) mentioned that he has been there for 30 years so I am quite certain he was our waiter us back then, too. And the server was equally amazing, checking on us, refilling our water (and I drink a lot of water) and super friendly. I had been craving their fried artichoke heart appetizers for 20 years and of course, we had to order them. They were good...just not the same as the delicately fried and perfect fried artichokes like the kind we used to get there and at The Velvet Turtle back in the day (!! I'm dating myself). These were more breaded and fried than before. Delicious still, but definitely not the same. The house special is the Prime Rib and I actually had never had that here before. I asked our wonderful server if I should get it and he said, "Absolutely" so I did The Prime Rib was delicious, perfectly rare as I asked, and plentiful. It came with broccoli and a loaded baked potato, jus and horseradish sauce which were all glorious. This ain't your Vegas buffet Prime Rib, for sure. The boy had the NY Strip and loved it. The wife merely ordered the blue cheese and bacon wedge and it was amazing. I actually just finished it off today, five days later. The blue cheese is what that's about. Yum! Like I said, service was impeccable. Cocktails and wine by the glass were fantastic. And as they should, the manager came table to table asking how everything was. High class, all the way. And when we came back to use the restroom after jumping into a random and AWESOME next door shop with comedians (Y Que), we even got to catch a little bit of the awesome live jazz band inside. HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND for a wonderful old school experience in Los Feliz.

Bookers of great shows, two bars and an outdoor area for sneaky cigs. (Gen Z be smoking, Gen X be…read morebumming (oh you're smoking American Spirits? Nevermind)) The stage is like 1.5 feet tall so don't expect to actually "see" the band, unless it's Les Savy Fav (they'll come to you). One time a guy shushed me and my punch happy friend for exchanging LIGHT conversation in the very back of the venue near where the bartender was taking drink orders. I appreciate that level of anger and snobbish entitlement. Real recognize real.

Went yesterday to see a band I was really excited about. The entire experience was terrible which…read moreis unfortunate because I was looking forward to it all month. Doorman seemed to be in a bad mood and the vibe immediately felt off when we walked in. $72 after tip for a pizza, fries, and two cocktails. I shouldn't have tipped but I didn't realize how bad the experience would be. The cocktails tasted like expired lime, the pizza was smaller than a personal pizza, and service was slow. I wish I got a beer but I saw good reviews about the drinks. Bartenders had no personality and weren't hospitable. There's no security managing the line outside so people were cutting and causing confusion. There stage is low so unless you make it in the first three rows you can't see anything. The opening DJ was placed off to the side in the crowd, and had bad transitions just fading tracks in and out. They had the subwoofers off for the opener so you mainly got piercing highs and low quality mids. Once the main act went on the sound system was lacking overall and sounded blasted at times when the music got loud, even with the subwoofers on. It got really hot in the crowd towards the end. Saw so many good reviews about this place but the experience was disappointing and underwhelming. I wouldn't go back even if I had free tickets to an artist I liked.

I love the Greek Theatre! It feels big but intimate at the same time, and there is no bad seat in…read morethe venue. I've been to many concerts at the Greek over the years, and I've sat in different locations from the front, middle and benches to the side terraces. Every show there feels special. It's tucked into the mountain, away from all the city lights and traffic noise. It is a beautiful outdoor venue, and I think the sound is pretty consistently good there. There are food and drink options available. I went to RAYE on Wednesday 5/13 and had a double smashburger for $22 that came with a bag of Lay's chips. It was a very decent burger; marked up as usual for a venue but I didn't have time to stop elsewhere on my way there. The Greek has an 11pm curfew, so start times are pretty consistent. There are 2 concession areas and a beer garden that serves food, with additional beverage stands around the venue. The bathrooms are surprisingly big with a lot of stalls, so the wait is short if there is one. The only downside is getting in and out of the venue takes forever, but that is the trade-off of having a venue in such a special, beautiful, tucked-in location. And it never feels overcrowded to me. I definitely recommend going there early because there is essentially one road that is 1-2 lanes at different points that can get you to the parking lots by the venue. It gets backed up closer to the show, and I've been stuck there before listening to the start of a show. Parking is $40 per car these days, but there is also a park-and-ride shuttle that is $10 per person from a parking area east of the venue. The shuttle ride was about 12 minutes from the lot to the venue. It went a different route from the cars going to the parking lots (the cars are not allowed to go that way). After the show, we didn't rush and ended up basically at the back of the shuttle line to get back to our cars. The wait was about 45 minutes, but it was one line that moved pretty consistently. I was not upset about the wait - the cars driving out have to wait in their cars a little bit as well, especially with the stacked parking. The shuttle took the stress out of that situation and it was much cheaper for me! It does feel like a bit of an effort to get there on a weeknight because traffic is crazy, but it is worth it - just need to plan ahead and expect to spend a good amount of time in my car! Overall, I love the Greek and will happily visit when it's an artist I really want to see!

Why only four stars? Well, basically parking. If you live far enough away that you have to drive,…read moreparking / traffic will be an issue. Pre-purchasing parking is strongly suggested. They also have ride share locations if you are okay waiting both coming and going. For those with deep pockets, Quick Park parking (~$125) uses the middle lane and the lane directly to the right of it on Vermont, leaving only the far right lane open for traffic to exit. But, if it is in your budget, it's totally worth it. Getting there early helps (at least 90 minutes before the show) if you are not paying for the high priced option. Even if you paid for Quick Park, getting there early is highly recommended. When you Quick Park, make sure you leave enough room to escape without needing the car in front of you to show up. Otherwise you could be there for a long time after the concert is over. Plus, you can sit in your vehicle before the show waiting for the lines to get in to empty out. Outdoor concerts are great and this is a great venue (again, less the parking issues). Prices are 2026 LA prices, two bourbon & ginger ale drinks and one glass of wine was just over $70 before tip. Sound quality is also great. Seating is normal except for the numbering. When you buy two tickets together, they won't be 5 & 6, they will be 5 & 7, or 6 & 8. This fools some people and they wind up with seats in different sections. Harder to make the mistake now as they let you pick your ticket virtually on their map. Buying from scalpers / resellers, might mess you up. Definitely a great place to see at least one show. We had a great time at the last show. Enjoy!

Had a great time at One Direction night. Staff was friendly and helpful especially the girl at the…read morefront. I had trouble accessing my ticket and my email. She let me in when I showed her the proof of purchase.

Great spot when you're looking to experience live music however drinks are pricey and parking is a…read morehuge pain to find and the area is not that great.

Looks pretty but the employees are very rude and judgmental. Wouldn't recommend unless you're an LA…read moretransplant POS

POV: You're brown at Tenants of the Trees…read more They checked our IDs, searched our bags, let us get all the way to the front, then the girl suddenly goes "never mind" and refuses to let us in with ZERO explanation. No reason, no nothing. The switch up was actually insane and the whole thing felt weirdly targeted. It's giving discrimination and honestly one of the most uncomfortable club experiences we've had.

Great place for a show. Really small/intimate and sound is good. There staff was good, things were…read morerun well. They have Grand Old Echo on Sundays for the season, billing it as country but the bands we saw were Americana, yay. Very clean place and clean bathrooms. The complaint is that we came too early-- it wasn't clear the music doesn't start till 6:30 and had no idea there were 3 bands before the advertised headliner. Still we enjoyed it all and there's a stage out on the tiny back patio for a band where ppl continued to hang. Canned beer, some liquor for drinks, soft drinks, some food like hot dog, pretzels, popcorn. If you go early, you might snag one of the comfy benches along the walls.

I don't know much about LA and I was somewhat worried if The Echo would be located in a good part…read moreof town. To my pleasant surprise, The Echo was located in an area that felt like a small town. It was bustling with concert goers who seem to be conscious of everyone's happiness and safety. The feeling of community was strong. The venue was small but comfortable. The staff were helpful. Venue doesn't have a full bar so don't expect to order specialty cocktails. Paid $500+ for this particular concert.

Dubbed the "Cheers of Atwater Village," Club Tee-Gee has been a staple in the community since 1946…read more The new owners remodeled it in 2017 and it's quite nice - retro décor, plush leather booths, & open-air windows. The vibe is chill & relaxed and there's a suitable selection of tunes on the jukebox. The adjacent Peacock lounge is equally charming and hosts stand-up comedy shows on Thursday nights and DJs on the weekends. (Conan O'Brien did a surprise gig here a few weeks ago.) The back patio is spacious with an outside bar & picnic style seating. I haven't been here in years. In fact, it was before the remodel. A recent trip to the Atwater Farmer's Market inspired me to come back. It was a Thursday evening and JJ was behind the bar. She was absolutely delightful! We had a great conversation while I sipped on the Happy Hour Spicy Margarita. During my visit, several locals stopped in for a drink and to say "Hi" to JJ. This is a great spot to get together with friends. I'll be back soon. *Metered parking or residential.

Worst bar around... Un attentive Bartenders, picky and…read morechoosey Still will not give you service. The men and woman bartenders pick who they want to give service to or not... Bathroom was disgusting broken and dirty. Not even any water in the water dispenser but then again why would any of the bartenders care about their job.. Im a small business owner. Do better. Will never step foot here again after the few chances i have tried giving this place. Make sure you fit the bars description before you waste your money and time walking thru the door. No star deserving.

This lounge was a pleasant surprise. The bartender was made very good drinks. The DJ playing Friday…read morenight was great as well.

This place has a phone stealing problem! Silver Lake Lounge is an absolute joke. I went on Saturday…read morethe 23rd and my phone got stolen straight out of my purse. I turnered around and it was a girl with two guys, and when I calmly confronted her myself, one of them immediately got aggressive. I told security and the female manager working that night, and they refused to help me, saying I was "assuming" they took it. Instead, they kicked ME out for confronting the people myself since apparently staff was too useless to handle it. I had to call the police on my own, but by the time they came the thieves were already gone. What's crazy is I used to work at the friend bar down the street where this was also an issue but management actually did something about it. We confronted someone stealing phones, police were called, and they ended up finding 13 stolen phones on them. So this excuse of "there's nothing we can do" is complete BS. The manager also claimed there were "no cameras," which is insane for a bar in LA. Also I am 30 but the bouncer let me in with NO ID JUST saying...Security is careless, management is incompetent, and this place clearly does not care if customers get robbed inside their venue. Avoid this place unless you want your stuff stolen and staff treating you like the problem.

The vibe of the place is awesome! Beautiful and spacious interior, great for hanging out and…read morecatching up as it wasn't too loud. They had a great food and drink selection, pricey but not outrageous, and it was good quality, so about what you would expect in LA for the price. Small room for karaoke which was cool because it felt like a little private venue that didn't disturb the non-karaoke patrons. I'd definitely come back!

I got the chicken and carnitas tacos - really really good…read more Service was spot on. Place was poppin off and classy. Would definitely recommend dropping by.

Love this place for after dinner drinks. Great mixologists! Been here a few times whenever we have…read moredonner at Americana and want a little something more!

First time here and not disappointed very cool spot and the interior decor is unique and positive…read morevibes! Id definitely come back and grab food from the regular menu and drinks. Service is top-notch. Say hi to Maurice if you drop in! Perfect for a hangout spot with small group, or a complete squad. Music in the background is on point lighting, very relaxing... Have to come and check it out for yourself!