If I could, I would give 15 stars. We had an amazing time. Shugo specifically is an extraordinary…read moreperson, he is so caring and thoughtful that I never even thought is possible. It was my birthday that we were celebrating and meeting him was the gift from Perch. Food was spectacular too.

Such a great brunch experience at Perch! The atmosphere is beautiful, especially with the amazing…read moreviews of Downtown LA, and it's the perfect place for a relaxing weekend brunch. Everything we ordered was delicious and beautifully presented. The food was fresh, flavorful, and the drinks paired perfectly with brunch. What really made the experience stand out was the service -- everyone was welcoming, attentive, and made sure we were taken care of without ever making us feel rushed. Great food, beautiful views, and a wonderful atmosphere. Definitely one of those places where you can sit back, enjoy the moment, and have a really nice brunch with friends or family. We had such a lovely time and will absolutely be back!

I have had some really good times at Firefly. Had my first…read moredate with girlfriend birthday party hanging with friends

the food the restaurant ambiance is really nice for a solo date especially the music, my server…read moresuper helpful & chill and the valet edward & his brother really nice and fast with the cars.

Love this place for everything! Ambience Service Food…read more Convenience My to go place when have visitors from out of LA

Great ambiance! Fantastic events! Fabulous staff. :). The food was good but somehow not as great as…read moreVitello's downstairs. Is that possible? Is it not the same kitchen? I wasn't thrilled about the puttanesca with gluten free penne. One person in our party wasn't allowed to prefer the same drink they had downstairs. Odd. The staff was great but the rules seemed odd to me. The show was fab so we will definitely be back, and I'll order a different dish.

Absolutely PHENOMENAL. We hosted roughly 70 family members…read morefor a private chef event with Riad's in-house chef. It was exquisite and made a tremendous impression on our guests. The service received during the planning process was A+. Communication was fluid throughout the entire booking process.

Must have membership to get in. Beautiful place but will be shut down if you don't have table. Not…read morenice people at door Sadly.

Does anyone know what time it actually closes as it's a hotel aswell as a bar ? Isit 12 midnight ?…read moreOn Saturdays trying to plan something?

I do love cocktail bars with great atmosphere, the waitress was professional and ready to serve.read more

The service and food was impeccable as always. Jule the manager and Luke were the greatest people I…read moreknow. Will be coming here for the rest of my life for the best meal in LA!

Amazing date setting. Love the outside seats. You can not beat the view. The Ceviche alone could…read morekeep them in business.

My go-to for a casual fun spot! Really great food! all of the sandwiches are fantastic, but the…read moresteak sandwich and tator tots stand out for me!

Visited for lunch on a hot summer Sunday. Perfect A/C temperature setting. The video screens…read moreplayed an assortment of sports. Much to my pleasure they had a channel which displayed extreme sports. Dirt bike riding, cliff diving, ski jumping. Made me feel cooler just watching it. Usually I prefer making my own salad dressings (Green Goddess & 1000 Island) from scratch. Yeah I am that picky. So I was surprised I liked the Brixton Bowl with the soy miso dressing. I almost asked for extra dressing, it was that good. Made me want to try making my own version. The vegetables being edamame & carrots were tenderly cooked & lightly seasoned with care. The purple cabbage was crunchy & fresh. The white rice underneath hot and soft. Enjoyed the contrast of textures. Good sized portion too. So satisfied with this entree I declined the dessert which is rare! My bf ordered The Burger & cheesecake. He said it was good. I thought they looked beautiful. To top it off our waiter looked like Bad Bunny! What an unexpected treat on a hot summer day.

I love a damn dealer's choice. But even with that said, the craftful cocktails at this spot…read moreexceeded every single one of my expectations. I never knew what I was gonna get but I always got exactly what I wanted. Added bonus was meeting Sven Yamaha!

Impressive cocktails without giving you a menu. It's order what you want type of bar. So all you…read morehave to do is give the bartender a base and what you taste you typically like. The vibes are a little confusing and divey on a Saturday night but plenty of high top tables and seating options. It's a great place to catch up with friends or go on a date night if you want to cool/casual vibes.

This has been an LA spot for decades... literally!…read more I have been here several times over the years and what I appreciate is that this place knows how to evolve with the times, from originally opening up as the place to go to on the strip when I was in college to a networking spot when I was in business school and even to 2025 where they now have a fun and festive Mariah Carey Holiday Bar for the holidays. Drinks and food are what you expect in LA. expensive. But service from bartenders is fast (once you can get in!) and they are friendly. Valet at the hotel or several lots in the area. Meters if you can find them. But watch out for those pesky signs!

Skybar is located at the Mondarin Hotel. Entry is to the right of Casa madera. I went for the…read moreMariah Carey pop up. Aesthetically they did a wonderful job. Vibes and layout was MC all the way. The pre purchase ticket came with the option of only two drinks which I wish the whole cocktail menu was available. Otherwise the cocktails were okay, nothing amazing and definitely not worth the price. There was also limited seating-- I wish they provided more seating options to the tickets sold. The karaoke booth was also a great idea but the music in the head phones was different than what was playing in the actual booth so made it confusing. Also the $9.99 price for two songs was definitely a money grab and didn't understand the booth so we lost out on one song. Overall, fun idea but could have been better.

I had attended a pitch my friend event at this bar, and was convinced on my unofficial visit that I…read moremust return and officially engage with the environment and props of this home-down like bar. Why? I am told that one has not truly lived until they have yee-haw-ed in genuine response to a cowboy cannon event, for instance riding a bull hard and not falling on the mat or having the right beer in hand while lassoing the right heifer. It looked like a fun place to have a drink because it embraced the cowboy themed hard and had some Dave and Buster like games around. It was easy to see how someone could have a good time in this place so I wanted to join in the fun and tumbleweeds. My friend Conrad and I had just eaten in a nearby Korean eatery. And for those who know Korean eateries, one knows that they can easily lead to a food coma, if not food stupor. And I could not imagine a better place to mosey a food come along to its end, than while I sprawled on hey stacks. When Conrad and I arrived it was early. Like a few people were there but there was no crowd or bounce. I ordered a Buckin Bull, a house classic drink. And it was good enough that through out the night I had three more. I really cannot describe the drink in specific detail, like it flavors note to a descriptive degree. Rather I offer that it was smooth and clear in its kind of subtle bubble gum taste. Not sure why I landed there, but, that is what I kind of tasted, a dull yet lovely sweetness. I took my drink to one of their couches, where the strings lights are. The place transported me to multiple places that are all made better by the glow of twinkle lights on strings. I was in a Texas backyard feeling summer heat while critters hid under a broken pick-up. I was at a Baiyou, in a grassy plane next to swamp water hearing jokes told in Cajun tongue. I was at a place where banjo music lofted, cicadas hummed, and a summer breeze was cut. I understood why people who live in small towns do not need much more than a drink and the night to have a good time. Relaxing, looking at the string lights was a practiced that slowed time to a pleasant still. Conrad was not finding the peace of the moment, he wanted to play games. We knocked some clowns down, I played connect four against a digital player and got served. He and I settled on a Jurraissic park games. We had plenty of tokens, and we sat there and tried and tried to beat a triceretops from throwing us off a cliff, but we could never stop its charge. Our jeep fell of the cliff time and again. But it was fun trying to stop the triceratops. Especially when feeling good from the liquor of the place. The games do not break the Cowboy reality of the place, they make it better for the space is a themed bar that expands on its theme to satisfy different customers. This I think is strategic, rather than betraying the vision in boots. At nine on Saturdays this place has line dancing. We happened on this happy coincidence. So, Conrad and I then sat in hay and viewed professional line dancers practice their craft. It was fun to see them practice. The line dancing was not corny. It had energy and surprising movement. People did not do-si-do, but they did slide electrically. It was different than what I expect to do in LA, but also not. Like there would be a bar in Koreatown where line dancing occurs alongside bar games that border on the childlike and peer kitsch. It all worked not because it was so random, but because it became something collective that could be understood by many as a whole experience, not, a series of cowboy parts. I did try line dancing but it felt weird because I felt everyone had some experience with the process of line dancing. So I felt out of step with everyone. Still, I tried. This place also has a second floor. Conrad and I sat there while it was black. Meaning it had no lights. They have a balcony too. So there is a lot to do in this place and easily lends itself to a good time. Maybe one day I will ride the mechanical bull. Insane perhaps. But needed for a complete life. Yes.

Interesting western style venue in Koreatown. Just a short distance from the Wiltern…read more Excellent old fashioneds! BTW, happy hour all-day Wednesday. Yippee, it happens to be Wednesday!