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    3.9 (1.6k reviews)
    Open 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Dogs allowed
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    Alyssa L.

    Delicious food with the perfect outdoor seating area for a nice summer night with friends, We ordered the cast iron cornbread, smoked ocean trout dip, and fried green tomatoes for our smaller plates then also shared the half blackened chicken and peads and barnetts pork chop. Everything was delicious and way too much food for the three of us to finish. My personal favorites were the cast iron cornbread and the smoked ocean trout dip. I also really liked the creamed corn with the chicken dish but preferred the cook of the pork chop as I found it much juicier and flavorful. Overall, really enjoyable dinner and appreciated the ambience. Service did make it feel like we were being rushed to finish our plates at times but overall friendly. Be prepared to drive around a bit for parking in the surrounding areas or pay a quite pricey valet.

    Rickey M.

    Solid little spot! Swung by for a late lunch / early dinner, and was able to snag a seat without a reservation inside. Theyve got valet but you could probably find a spot in the neighborhood streets if necessary. Grabbed a few things, but the ones that stood out were the famous cornmeal pancake thing that you've probably seen all over socials. Its surprisingly well balanced and not overly sweet or savort, but also its MOIST AF Boi! haha honestly probably the best bite of the meal. Grabbed the daily special which was hamachi crudo. Very fresh fish and overall a really nice refreshing dish. You'll have to forgive the rest of this review because i went a while ago and cant remember what else we all ordered, but those were the standouts. I would argue that some ppl may say its overpriced a bit, and it may well be, but Id say the quality is up there to even things out a bit, so take that as you may. Definitely worth a try , but maybe dont go far out of your way for it.

    Chicken, Scallops, Salad and greens!!
    Adriane V.

    OMGEEEE, the cornbread was to die for... The food was well seasoned. The ambiance was intimate, so if you go with a group go before sundown and be seated on the patio. Otherwise at dawn you can't really see your food, because the lights are very dim. Service was great, servers come by to check on your throughout your dining.

    Lamb
    Rashina Y.

    I hadn't been to Hatchet Hall in years, so I was excited to see if it still lived up to my memories. I'm happy to report it absolutely did. We started with the fried green tomatoes, and they were a standout. I'm usually not a pimento cheese fan, but here it elevated the dish. Every bite had the perfect balance of crispy crunch, creamy cheese, fresh herbs, and just the right touch of heat. For our mains, we ordered the lamb shank and collard greens. The lamb was fall-off-the-bone tender, and the rich, deeply flavorful broth made it even better. The green beans added a fresh pop that balanced the dish nicely. The collard greens were equally impressive, slow-cooked in a savory, flavorful pot liquor that begged to be soaked up with the must-order cornbread. Crispy on the outside, warm and buttery inside--it was perfection. Don't skip dessert. The chocolate chip cookies arrive warm from the oven and are the perfect ending. With its cozy, nostalgic atmosphere and elevated Southern cooking, Hatchet Hall feels like Sunday dinner at Grandma's--with a modern twist.

    Eastern medicine drink
    Rose C.

    Ambiance: large space, open tented area and nice bar/seated area; we sat out in the tented area with lots of space. Our table was a little wobbly. Service: attentive, friendly Food: Cast iron cornbread - good flavors but heavy, they forgot to bring it out initially so we ended up getting it at the end of our meal which I preferred Hamachi crudo - also good flavors but fish could have been cut thinner Butter dates - too sweet, no balance Potato rolls - one of my favorites, light and paired well with honey butter Belgian endives salad - also well balanced Braised beef ribs - soft and tender Wagyu skirt beef - cooked well, paired well with sauce provided Drinks: high quality drinks! Would definitely come here just for drinks. We got the Quiet holler and Eastern medicine

    Jesse C.

    Cornbread is amazing. Had the pork chop and fried green tomatoes. The service here was excellent. Outside is great if the weather is nice. Inside is a great vibe for a date night. Highly recommend this spot.

    Cast iron cornbread
    Melinda C.

    I've wanted to try their $21 cornbread for over a year now... it was fine but nothing outstanding to me! Not sure if I came in with really high expectations but my friends loveddd it. Interestingly salty but also sweet from the honey on top, with bits of jalapeño pepper inside. Menu is seasonal with farm-to-table ingredients, so everything tasted fresh and earthy. The smoked trout dip & farmer's market salad were my favorite dishes, both surprisingly more flavorful than I expected. Sadly the short rib was too salty and needed more of the layered potato to balance it out - also $52 for a very small portion was overpriced in my opinion. Another thing to note was the hostess at the front was quite snarky and gave us attitude when we very kindly asked if they had matchboxes (I collect them). Even after I said "no worries thank you" very nicely, she gave my entire group a very condescending look, so that left a sour taste at the end of our dining experience. Would most likely not return.

    Hamburger and fries
    Christina L.

    I had seen the restaurant many times as we like to frequent the ice cream shop across the street. We finally stopped by for brunch to meet some friends. The service was very friendly, fast and attentive. Although the menu said that they "Kindly decline substitutions" they made my daughter's hamburger plain. I saw somewhere that they're not kid friendly and I'm really glad she enjoyed the burger. My husband and I shared the steak and eggs, deviled eggs & biscuits. Are friends ordered the fried chicken, cornbread & a salad. All came out pretty fast, although they warned us that the bread might take a while since it's baked as you order. All in all, it was a good experience. We sat inside and it was really cute.

    Jamie S.

    I've been going to Hatchet Hall for years and have always had the best experiences. Whether I sit at the bar, come for brunch, or come for dinner, the food and drinks are always top notch and the service is impeccable. My absolute favorite item on the dinner menu is the turkey meatloaf -- do not skip it!!

    Mashed potatoes
    Dennis S.

    04-2026 I've been to Hatchet Hall before and had great experiences, but unfortunately, this most recent visit felt like a step back. While the flavors were there, the service and pacing left our party of three feeling like an afterthought. The Service: We were seated promptly for our reservation, but then the experience hit a snag. We sat for quite a while without anyone greeting us, even as I watched other waiters warmly welcoming tables nearby. I eventually had to flag down a busser just to get someone to come over. When our server did arrive, her attitude felt rushed and a bit off. While she warmed up as the evening progressed, the initial cold start definitely rubbed me the wrong way. The Food: The menu still has its highlights. The cornbread is always a hit, and we enjoyed the butter lettuce wedge, market greens, and grilled mushrooms. For sides, we had the mashed potatoes and fries, eventually finishing with the apple crumble, which were all solid. However, the kitchen pacing was completely non-uniform. My party's dishes came out well ahead of mine, and the dry-aged ribeye arrived last, after a noticeably long wait. It's hard to enjoy a group dinner when the main course arrives after the sides have already been sitting there. Final Thoughts: I still tipped 25% because I know it's a team effort, but this wasn't the same high-level experience I've had here in the past. The food is still good, but between the service gap and the awkward timing of the ribeye, I'm not sure how I feel about coming back.

    Pantea M.

    Tried Hatchet Hall for Sunday brunch, and it was so pleasant. They have a gorgeous antique style interior, amazing service and super friendly staff. It was my friend's bday and they also brought us two glasses of champagne on the house. The Chilaquiles was so yummy and well made, i definitely recommend everyone to try it.

    Lorraine A.

    My new favorite restaurant in Los Angeles! Since this review, I have been to this restaurant twice due to how amazing the food is. Firstly, I came for dinner on a Saturday night and it's absolutely beautiful inside. I loved the dim lighting and the lights which create a truly romantic experience. Service was great and our servers were amazing. They explained the menu throughly and explained how the items were family style. For drinks, we ordered the pong express which was delicious. For food, we ordered the cornbread, the cat fish bites, the blackened chicken, the carrots and the mashed potatoes. Everything was super delicious and the portions were great. Definitely recommend for any occasion!

    Ribeye
    Amy N.

    Service: We checked in for our reservation with the young man at the front, who asked whether we'd prefer to sit inside or outside. I initially said inside, but when we got there, I gave him the look of uncertainty and admitted, "I lied... can we sit outside?" We both laughed, and I appreciated that he immediately read the room and smiled before saying yes. He brought us out and even let us choose between two open tables, instant 10/10 service from him. Our host was petite and incredibly sweet. She let us know right away that the cornbread takes a little time to prepare, so we could order it first while browsing the menu. Naturally... we ordered the cornbread immediately. She checked on us every 10-15 minutes, and the entire staff was impressive throughout the night. My water glass never once went empty, and the two gentlemen clearing tables made sure our glasses stayed full and any finished plates disappeared promptly. I love that level of attentiveness. And mind you--Hatchet Hall was completely full when we visited, yet the service never skipped a beat. Outdoor seating is a must, though I may be biased because I love plants (lol). It was also just a beautiful evening. Our Food: Little Gem Caesar - A fantastic salad topped with a generous amount of aged parmesan. I love cheese, so the more the merrier. Crispy Brussels Sprouts - This fell slightly short for me. They were a bit overcooked and lacked the crunch I was hoping for, though the walnuts helped add some texture. Still a solid dish overall. Mashed Potatoes - Creamy, rich, and delicious. My husband paired these with his steak and had zero regrets. 45-Day Dry Aged Ribeye - Incredibly tender. The steak sauce elevated it even further and tied the whole dish together beautifully. Slow-Cooked Lamb Shank - For some reason I expected this to be small... it was not. The portion was huge, the flavors were incredible, and the lamb was every bit as tender as the ribeye. Hatchet Hall officially has my heart. Between the exceptional service and memorable food, this place absolutely delivered.

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    Ask the Community - Hatchet Hall

    Any gluten free options?

    yes there are a few

    Do they do take-out orders since it says they're not exactly kid friendly to dine in?

    At this time we do not accept Togo orders.

    Is the cornbread available to order for dinner? I only see it on the brunch menu.

    We had it at dinner not too long ago.

    Does anyone know about a corkage fee?

    $35 per 750mL bottle / maximum two bottles.

    Do you have brunch menu since I can't find it on your website?

    Sunday Brunch menu selections change, week-to-week; owing to availability/provisioning at the Farmer's Market.

    What are the vegan options? I see dairy included on all the veggie dishes listed.

    This place specializes in cooking game meats and more common but high quality meats like beef, chicken and pork over open flame. It's amazing, unique and a favorite restaurant of ours. They aim to please, but I'm not sure this is the place to take… 

    Is there a happy hour?

    no happy hour.. place is too high end for that

    Why is there no sign?

    they're just cool like that. there is a painting of a Hatchet though

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