Came here for my boyfriend's b day :) Nike B was the best and took care of us!!!! Give him a raise…read more!!

What a cool hangout place! We love the happy hour here! We for the sliders and the Parmesan fries!…read moreOmg sooo good! The sliders were on spot! Fries were crunchy and tasted stelllarrr! Service was quick even how busy it was! They were so nice and on top of it! Great ambiance especially for big groups or anyone trying to catch a game!

Great delivery option…read more Ordered deviled eggs, brussel sprouts and chicken wings as an "adult" dinner. Great packaging. Delicious food. Nonstop noxious farting in my Pilates class the next day. That last one was entirely my fault for ordering what I did. But the food was great! Highly recommend

Back at The Brixton this weekend for brunch. Food is still…read moreridiculously delicious. I decided to try the Brixton Cubano sandwich...very very good. Brussels sprouts were phenomenal. They also have brown sugar chicken wings!!! Short rib poutine never misses. Deviled eggs...just try everything. Lol You won't regret it. Staff is always amazing. Lance is still the best and so is Pedro! I love it here. It's technically a "bar" layout, but it just never feels like it. Had a great time today.

I've taken too long to review this fine place!…read more I came here with my daughter in honor of Morher's Day. JM, the manager was super nice and helpful. He even surprised us with the delicious dessert. Elizabeth was so sweet and always on hand to make sure we were happy. The service was perfection and the food was in a class of its own. Do not hesitate and order their chicken! It's no wonder everyone keeps raving about it!

MULBERRY - LOTS OF HYPE, LACKING REAL KOREAN FLAVOR AND -  EXPENSIVE…read more I make my own reservations and pay my own bills when I dine out.  PROS: The patio is the place to dine, Service was excellent, two dishes were worth the visit CONS: The food lacks authentic Korean flavor, it's expensive, and there's no regular bar--only fancy organic alcohol with unfamiliar names. PROTIP: Study the menu beforehand, eat on the Patio, order the Wngs and Short Rib and Try Son Nong Dan across the street. SUMMARY: Go to Koreatown and get better food for less I finally visited the much hyped Mulberry the other night, expecting a fantastic experience based on all the hype and social media.What I got was an overpriced meal on Sawtelle that watered down what should have been a showcase for excellent Korean food.  Mulberry is cramped and dark on the inside and excellent on the patio. There are some interesting tables inside near the back, but the Patio is where the action is, especially when the sun is out.It has shades of Hatchet Hall's ambiance and a great vibe. Service comes fast and is very good. They do know what they are doing from a service perspective. Drink orders arrive quickly, and food is served fairly fast. We knew what we wanted before going. Korean Pancake, Wings, Dumplings, Acorn Noodles and Short Ribs.  Korean Pancake - small and just ok flavor. The sauce was good, but for $17, you could get a giant, better tasting pancake almost anywhere else. Fried Chicken Wings - probably one of the two stars of the night--had a fantastic crust and were very plump and juicy. Sauce and pickles were excellent and you get two types of wings with each order, both were excellent.  Acorn Noodles - a very good mix of flavors, good nori, the hard-boiled egg (a surprise) was good--expensive for $22Steamed Dumplings - well made and cooked well, but the lackluster sauce served with them didn't help. A well-crafted dumpling that needs a much more flavorful sauce to accompany it.  Beef Short Ribs - The other star on the menu, along with the wings. Very tender and great taste. Use the salt! We ordered the extras which you don't have to do. Small piece for $49. It's a No Tip restaurant so you get the automatic 20% charge - which I did not mind. Pay the help. Our bill came to $200 for a meal that was probably worth $100.You can go to some of the AYCE Korean BBQ places and get better quality, more food and be happier. The hype for this place will die down. If you like Sawtelle go to Son Nong Dan across the street for an overall better experience and better pricing.

Excellent! best food best atmosphere. The food was so yummy…read moreand the drinks was amazing! The decor is beautiful! The service amazing! The sound was perfect to keep our conversation going without having to scream-loved it be back. PS We saw the restaurant have tables for big gathering for birthday etc. too

The service at the bar was really bad. Don't know if…read moremanagement sees or actually cares about what is going on. It took them 10 minutes to even acknowledge me & my wife at the bar. The bartender saw us and didn't even say Hi or even say give me a min . " I'll be back " She just gave us the menu and walked away. Number 1 thing in restaurants is treating the customers with kindness & making sure they get the best service, so they could keep coming back. ( And believe me when I say it wasn't even busy ) It took me to get up from the bar and get somebody else to help us.... This is already 20 min in. The server helped the bartender get our drinks, the bartender at this time was cleaning glasses. Don't know if someone pissed her off and was taking it on us , or she was just having a bad day . After 30 min in she finally comes and says " what could I get you" Not even apologizing for the wait or even small talk. This place is great , food , ambiance and the drinks the server got us. Don't know what is going on with the bartender, but that attitude has to change or you're going to lose a lot of business fast. And in Santa Monica- you see how restaurants are closing down. Change is good...... make some to stay in Santa Monica

First time in, and we had a great meal. We put our name on and walked around for a bit since it was…read morea bit of a wait. Once we were seated the service was excellent. We had a duo duo - the chips were perfectly salted and warm, with guac and "queso" - basically a creamy pimento cheese dip which was delicious. I had the generously-sized Ding's Crispy Chicken Sandwich, and my dining partners had a burger with fries and the ribs. They were all very good, but I think it was a tie between the ribs and the chicken sandwich for a winner. Laidback vibes - seems likes like a spot people in the neighborhood gravitate toward.

This is a true Californian coastal restaurant with a fun, social scene. Reservations are strongly…read moresuggested any day of the week because they are known for their Happy Hour and regular menu. On the evening that we arrived, we placed a reservation knowing that we would still have to wait and we had hoped for a seat at the bar. It was very crowded so we were able to get a drink and wait outside. The evening was lovely and we enjoyed paople watching until we were seated. Service was good and our food arrived fresh and at the right temperature. It was a fun evening and the neighborhood is also really nice to check out before or after the meal.

Went to hillstone for the first time since I've heard great things about it and it seriously lived…read moreup to the hype. Service was 11/10! Everyone was so friendly and attentive. Our waiter constantly checked on us and never did we have to ask for extra water or other things. They would just always make sure we were all good. Food was really tasty, I really liked the kale and sashimi the acid balanced really well with the fennel and cashews. The chicken sandwich and French dip were HUGE while the bread was so fluffy. Overall great experience and would come again. Note: I did make a reservation (and highly recommend to as it was packed on a Tuesday night). Parking options are metered parking or parking in one of the structures.

We stopped here at Hillstone after catching a movie on 3rd street and it was busy, but we were able…read moreto snag a booth. First off the service was wonderful. Drink: got a dirty martini and asked for extra Olives and they did not disappoint. Food: My friend got the steak and loved it, the fries were perfect! I believe i got the special, it was salmon of some kind with some extra. It was delicious. The shrimp and Mac roll was also good. The ambiance of this place is trendy, could be a little loud depending on the time since it was packed around 6:30 on a Thursday. There's a lot near so parking was also a breeze.

3 years ago I went there . Was amazing! Service , food , environment…read more Unfortunately this time Many things changed about everything. I don't want to be there next time . I was frustrated

A friend & I were recently for the first time for lunch…read more What an enjoyable t experience! The service & quality of food were outstandibg. I had the Margherita pizza & the friend had a cheeseburger. Yummo!! Courtney was our server & she was super helpful, pleasant, & responsive. The re was plenty of nearby parking at the City parking lot at a reasonable cost. We're looking forward to a return visit to Laurel Grille to try some other items very soon. Overall, a cery enjoyable dining experience at Laurel Grille.

We had a very good experience here! Our waitress was friendly, fast, and gave great…read morerecommendations! We split two appetizers, which was plenty due to the portion size. Drinks were delicious and the vibe was fun!

I finally made it to The Misfit in Santa Monica, and honestly, the interior is giving major…read moreBalthazar-meets-Parisian-speakeasy energy. It's located in the old Clock Tower building, and the Art Deco decor is absolutely stunning--dark enough to hide a bad day but vibrant enough for a girls' night. The Vibe: It's loud, lively, and perfectly "bohemian chic". If you're coming on a weekend, prepare for a crowd, but it's the good kind of crowded where everyone looks like they just came from a gallery opening. The Food: I'm still thinking about the Crispy Chicken Sandwich--it was juicy, perfectly seasoned, and came with a fennel-apple slaw that actually felt fresh. We also shared the Bacon Wrapped Dates (obviously) and the Hand Cut Kennebec Fries, which arrive in a bowl so huge it could basically be its own zip code. The Drinks: Their Happy Hour is arguably the best in the city. I had the Japanese Dream with matcha, and it was expertly crafted--not too sweet, which is my biggest pet peeve. The "Misfit" Moment: The service can be a tiny bit slow when it's "rammed," and there's a 4% kitchen fee that feels a bit unnecessary, but they make up for it with those complimentary sea salt chocolate chip cookies at the end. They are warm, gooey, and life-changing. One major heads-up: I heard a rumor they might be closing their doors on April 18th due to some landlord drama, so get there while you still can.