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    Super Peach

    3.6 (260 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating

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    Broccolini
    Winnie K.

    Super Peach is a Korean fusion restaurant at the Westfield Century City that features starters, kimbap and mains. They're always coming up with new menu items and collab nights. For the food: It's the place where you want steak frites + korean fried chicken wings. There's a great variety of dishes that will please everyone in your party. My favorite dishes: - Crunchy Potatoes - Must order side - Baked & Glazed Sweet Potato - Ribeye - Steak Frites - Korean Fried Chicken Wings - Tuna Kimbap - Burnt Cheesecake

    menu 8/22/26
    Olivia L.

    First off, the service was great all around - from the hostess to the server and bartender. Everyone was friendly and attentive. Unfortunately, the food was absolutely disappointing. I came in on a Saturday afternoon for lunch and was seated right away since the restaurant wasn't busy. The lychee martini was exactly what it should be: strong but well-balanced (I liked that there's nigori sake in it as well), and on the sweeter side, as expected from a typical lychee martini. I saw so many reviews mentioning the wagyu kimbap as a favorite, so of course I had to order it. It wasn't bad, but it was definitely not worth $29. Your Korean grandma would have a heart attack if she hears the price. I understand it's *wagyu*, but I genuinely couldn't tell the difference - it tasted like a regular beef kimbap you could pick up at a Korean market for a fraction of the price. The pickle was overkill, making the roll salty. I really wanted to love it, so this was especially disappointing. The complimentary chips brought out at the beginning were also a disappointment. They were stale and rock hard. Honestly, it would've been better not to serve them at all. The restaurant itself is very pretty and the service was solid, but unfortunately, the food just didn't deliver. I won't be back.

    Vesper
    Mimi L.

    Decided to try this David Chang's newest restaurant at Westfield century city. We are big fans of Momofuku and Majordomo! This new one is so stylish with spacious seatings and very cozy. The menu wasn't big but the items all looked so good. We started off with sparkling water to cool down on a very hot day. I liked the cocktail menu and I like unique craft cocktails so much. I tried mango highball, rye old fashioned and grey goose espresso martini, hubby had his usual Vesper martini. The drinks were phenomenal and very tasty! For food we shared raw shrimp rice roll, Caesar salad, veggie kimbap as appetizers. Also baby back ribs, mushroom noodles and grilled bass as entrees. The dishes were so good, every single one of them tasted fantastic. Of course my favorite was the fish cause I am a fish eater. Hubby loved the ribs and noodles. For desserts we had cheesecake and chocolate cake, both were very delicious. I love Asian fusion so the foods were very much to my liking! We had Korean chicken wings to go and they were so yummy as well. For some reason we had multiple servers throughout our meal. They were all very friendly and chatty! Overall we loved our early dinner and would love to visit again sometime!

    Bao
    Harry P.

    I've always been a fan of Dave Chang's food. He really makes a good blend of traditional Korean flavors with America staples. Super Peach is another place that does interesting choices. We tried almost everything from pork belly bao, pork ribs, ribeye, garlic noodles-and sea bass. The standouts are the Korean fried chicken, sweet potatoes, and kimbop. Everything else was just fine. It's expensive for the amount of food you get. Not a lot of value. But the food is good and ambiance is nice. Inside a mall and you pay for parking so plan on bringing the bucks for this meal. Service is good

    Joseph Raymond V.

    Stopped by Super Peach in Century City and used the Chase Sapphire Reserve $150 dining credit. The best thing we ordered was the Prime Rib Cheese Sandwich. Tender meat, lots of flavor, and would order it again without thinking twice. The mushroom pasta was my second favorite. Simple dish but done well. The tuna kimbap was fresh and had good flavor too. The ribs looked great but were just alright. Not bad, but nothing that really stood out compared to the other dishes. One surprise was the kids slider. Didn't expect much from a kids menu item, but it was actually pretty tasty and worth ordering. Overall, it's definitely on the pricey side, but you're paying for the Century City location and atmosphere. If I have another Chase dining credit to use, I'd come back. The Prime Rib Cheese Sandwich alone is worth getting again.

    Salted caramel coconut pudding
    Sharon Y.

    I do not understand why the ratings for this restaurant are so low. It's located on the first floor of the Century City Mall, the indoors is reminiscent of Grand Central Station, and they have a nice outdoor seating area as well (though I didn't notice any umbrellas or heat lamps). The food is excellent with a twist - not just traditional Korean fare. Even my fusion-hating husband adores this place. So far everything we've had has been pretty tasty. Favorites include the sweet onion dip, grilled bass and broccolini, prime rib cheesesteak, and mushroom noodles. My daughter loved the tuna crudo so much we had to get her a second order. Both the tuna and fried chicken kimbap were pretty good, and I appreciated the smaller rice proportions. Yuzu lemonade has good flavor but I would enjoy it more if it were fizzy. For dessert, I recommend the salted caramel coconut pudding over the burnt cheesecake, which was still good but had a texture that reminded me more of a New York cheesecake than the creaminess I typically associate with a Basque cheesecake.

    Belinda T.

    Short review for the Korean Fried Chicken Wings only! Ordered takeout wings cause they looked so good, no batter, lightly floured and fried to golden perfection. They were great and the ideal wings for me. Only downside was they're seasoned with some salt mix dry rub that was WAY too salty, especially since the wings come with two sauces. Pricey at almost $22 after tax for 6 wings. Service was slightly slow for takeout considering the restaurant was nearly empty, because the poor bartender (very sweet lady) had to make drinks and take my order and payment. Not sure why no one else can pitch in with to-go orders when she's busy though.

    Ribs
    Lizzy R.

    Overall I think this place is great with some awesome dishes. Service is a bit slow per a lot of the reviews but our waiter was very friendly and gave us some good recos. I love the sea bass here with the nice crispy skin and I like the sweet onion dip and korean fried chicken as well. The pricing seems a bit high for what it is but what can you expect nowadays at century city... For non-alc folks, get the yuzu hitachi no beer.... So refreshing! Also, it's family friendly and they have a kids menu.

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    Jackie D.

    4.5 stars, rounded up! For a restaurant inside a mall, Super Peach completely exceeded my expectations, from the service and ambiance to, most importantly, the food. I've followed David Chang's restaurants from Momofuku Noodle Bar in New York to Momofuku in Las Vegas and Majordomo in Los Angeles, so Super Peach had been on my list since it opened. I was so excited to finally get off work and convince my girlfriends to join me for "social hour," aka happy hour. The menu is Korean American fusion, and everything was packed with flavor. Asian flavors truly go with everything, although I may be a little biased! Our favorites were the pork belly, kimbap, and crispy potatoes. The decor was also incredible. This is easily one of the best designed restaurants I've visited recently. It is perfect for a lunch date, girls' night, or date night. Take me back! There are still so many more menu items I want to try.

    This was our second time visiting Super Peach, this time for lunch, and we returned because we had enjoyed our first visit. The service started off very well: the staff was cheerful, welcoming, knowledgeable, and accommodating of our son's allergies, which we genuinely appreciated. We ordered the Korean chicken wings, grilled bass, pork cracklings, sweet potatoes, tuna kimbap, and the jajangmyeon with sweet-and-sour pork. The meal began on a high note, and we enjoyed trying a range of dishes. The staff's willingness to work with our son's allergies also made us feel comfortable bringing our family back. Unfortunately, the final dish--the jajangmyeon with sweet-and-sour pork--changed the tone of the lunch. At first, it was very enjoyable: the noodles had great texture, and the pork was flavorful and extremely tender. I initially thought the texture was intentional, almost like a rich, wagyu-style tenderness. After eating a few pieces, I became concerned and cut into a smaller piece to check whether it was fully cooked. The center appeared raw. We brought it to the staff's attention, and they took the dish back to the kitchen. When they returned, they said the chef agreed it was "a bit undercooked," while also telling us it should still be safe and that there was no food-safety concern. That response was difficult to accept. Based on what we saw, it did not feel like a minor issue, and referring to it as "a bit undercooked" felt dismissive. The kitchen did recook the sweet-and-sour pork, but there was no sincere apology, acknowledgment of how uncomfortable the situation was, adjustment to the bill, or meaningful effort to make the overall experience right. The staff's energy also noticeably changed after we raised the concern. Rather than feeling reassured or taken care of, we were left feeling uncomfortable--almost as if we were at fault for questioning how the dish was prepared. After seeing the interior of the pork, it was difficult to continue enjoying the meal. We still paid full price. Super Peach has a lot going for it: friendly and knowledgeable staff, thoughtful accommodation of allergies, and several enjoyable dishes. But since this was our second visit, the lack of care and service recovery around the undercooked pork was especially disappointing.

    banchan
    Lucy V.

    Went for lunch and sat at the bar. While our food took forever to arrive, when it did, it was superb! Had the chicken sandwich and chicken bowl that came with the BEST EVER kimchi!!! Wait staff was great and wasn't their fault about the delay, but they made it right. Looking forward to returning and trying more dishes!

    Mango highball
    Emily J.

    The food was flavorful and the drink was refreshing. The chicken was marinated well, although it was a bit salty for me. The kimbap was light and served as a good appetizer. The service was a bit slow for a weeknight, but the food was yummy.

    Daro H.

    Overall a satisfying lunch experience with some 5 star and 4 star dishes that were easy to share. The menu featured a wide array of traditonal and modern takes on Asian dishes and does a pretty good job. Their cocktails really stood our for their unique flavor profiles and experimental mixtures. The standout dishes were the mushroom noodles, the wings, but only with the sauces, the ceasar salad, and the ribs and sesame cucumber were pretty good. Service was great and the server was extra attention to the kids, so I always appreciate that.

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    Ask the Community - Super Peach

    Are these vegan and/or gluten free options available? For example are there GF noodles?

    How much is the corkage and rules?

    $40 for first two bottles, then $75

    Is there outdoor seating available? Are dogs allowed?

    Hopefully no dogs allowed! I am so sick of dogs being in places they shouldn't and irresponsible owners allowing them to slobber all over people who don't want their stupid animals "kisses" while they are trying to enjoy a meal out.

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    The Hideaway - The Hideaway Patio inside the Rodeo Collection

    The Hideaway

    4.0(899 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$$$
    Outdoor seating
    Romantic vibe

    The Hideaway had been popping up on my Instagram feed long enough that eventually I took the hint…read more My friend and I went for dinner, partly because I'd been wanting to try it and partly because apparently the algorithm knows how easily I can be persuaded by tacos and cocktails. The restaurant really does feel tucked away once you get inside the Rodeo Collection. The space has warm lighting, colorful details, and a playful Mexican-inspired look that makes dinner feel fun without becoming over-the-top. We started with guacamole and empanadas before moving on to tacos. The Baja Style Fish Tacos were a favorite, with crisp fish, fresh slaw, and chipotle aioli. I also had the Grilled Prime New York Taco, and the steak was cooked really well and stayed tender. With the caramelized onion, guacamole, and salsa fresca, it had plenty of flavor without feeling overloaded. Between those two, we were already very happy with our taco choices, and there wasn't much left on the table by the end. The cocktails were excellent. My friend's drink came served in this ceramic donkey, and we immediately became a little obsessed with it. We loved it enough that the donkey somehow ended up making an appearance in half our photos by the end of the night. Our server checked in throughout dinner and gave us plenty of time to enjoy everything without ever making us feel rushed. We finished with churros, which arrived with dipping sauces and were a very easy decision once dessert was mentioned. They also offer valet, which is especially convenient for a Rodeo Drive dinner. I went in because Instagram kept putting The Hideaway in front of me. For once, my feed was useful. I'd happily come back for the tacos, cocktails, and another round with that donkey making its inevitable cameo.

    Unfortunately, this restaurant was a really big miss for us. We had seen that they offer a $25…read moreGirls Brunch on Saturdays, so we decided to try it while celebrating two of my friends' birthdays. There were four of us, and the restaurant wasn't very busy,there were plenty of open tables and what seemed like a good amount of staff. When we were first seated, we were given the regular menu. Once we mentioned that we were there for the Girls Brunch, it honestly felt like the demeanor toward our table changed. The service was extremely slow. We waited around 30 minutes between some of the food items, our drinks were forgotten, and we were rarely checked on throughout the meal. I'm usually pretty understanding when restaurants are busy or short-staffed, but that didn't seem to be the case during our visit. Between the long waits, forgotten drinks, and lack of even a simple "How is everything?", the experience became frustrating, especially since we were there to celebrate birthdays. Unfortunately, the food and drinks were mediocre as well, so the overall experience just didn't feel worth the time. I really wanted to enjoy this place and the Girls Brunch seemed like such a fun idea, but based on our experience, I unfortunately won't be returning.

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    The Honor Bar - Dings Crispy Chicken Sandwich

    The Honor Bar

    4.3(2.1k reviews)
    1.3 mi
    $$

    Honor Bar is one of my favorite restaurants in LA. The food is consistently amazing, the service is…read morealways friendly, and the atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. Their fried chicken sandwich is hands down one of the best I've had, it's the reason I keep coming back. Every meal I've had has been great, but that's my go-to order. Whether I'm meeting friends or grabbing a casual meal, Honor Bar never disappoints. Highly recommend if you're looking for consistently great food, excellent service, and a spot you'll want to come back to again and again.

    Can not believe what happened , apparently you can not show shoulder in a bar. It isn't like we…read morewent to South Beverly grill next door. Me and my significant other came inside to grab a drink at the bar and we were denied service because her shoulders were showing. I'm in utter disbelief. It's not like we are coming to a Michelin star dining establishment. This was extremely uncalled for. Especially as a repeat customer. I've been coming here for over 10 years!! Safe to say I will never come back to this location or even South Beverly grill. Not to mention it's 90 degrees outside at 3pm. As a foodie who dined at many Michelin restaurants (you can check my credentials on this app) I.E providence , ossteria mozza, le berniden, citrin, nozawa bar. But at Honor bar we are denied a drink cause my Latina brown skinned girlfriend was showing shoulder. And for context it's not like she was wearing LA casual sports wear. She was in designer capris and a top with expensive jewelry on (I am a jeweler by trade) I am appalled. Here's the kicker. I'm Jewish and they asked me to take my hat off when I can not for religious purposes. This is discrimination on another level.

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    The Emerald Kale Salad is incredible!

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    The Maybourne Bar - Inside

    The Maybourne Bar

    4.3(30 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$$$

    The best dining experience in Beverly Hills I've ever had!…read more From the moody decor to the food to the service, everything was so well curated and refined. The caviar omakase is the must order thing here. Everything is very small bites, but if you are mostly there for drinks then à la carte is a good option. The omakase was fantastic - nice sized portions of caviar, paired with thoughtful items like a mini lobster roll, a salmon burger, and even ice cream. The drinks are also delightful - you can taste the notes of every ingredient and nothing was too overpowering or unbalanced. But the service is by far the main reason we'll be back. The staff are incredibly welcoming and friendly, on top of being knowledgeable and presenting the menu in a well practiced way. They made this birthday dinner so special and went above and beyond. They do automatically add gratuity but I would've tipped more than that if possible. Incredible spot in Beverly Hills and more private and tucked away than some of the overly packed tourist destinations.

    Matt B. and I had dinner in Beverly Hills a few weeks back and wanted to grab a nightcap before…read morecalling our Uber home. We ended up at the Maybourne Bar in the Maybourne hotel, a solid B+ lobby bar that I'd visit again under similar circumstances. The space was attractive but the vibe was strange, if not uncomfortable. Just weirdly bright lighting and a different crowd from the usual L.A. bar scene (hotel, Beverly Hills). It was pretty quiet at 10:00 on a Saturday night, and we were able to grab seats at the bar. Service was fast and polite. We ordered a Midas Touch and a Big in Japan, both decent cocktails that cost a full $30 apiece. The Midas Touch was a colorful spicy margarita with El Tesoro Maybourne Edition Reposado, Empirical Ayuuk, Grand Marnier Louis Alexandre, saffron, lemon, and honey. Big in Japan was a Gold Rush variation with Hibiki Harmony, sudachi honey, lemon, sansho pepper, and yuzu bitters. There are better, more interesting cocktail bars all over L.A., but I'd recommend the Maybourne Bar if you're staying at the hotel or otherwise looking for an upscale bar in downtown Beverly Hills. You can get food, too, though most of it seems to involve caviar.

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    Negroni Beverly HIlls - Main dining room

    Negroni Beverly HIlls

    4.5(158 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    A great fusion establishment with a mixture of espresso drinks, cocktails, and other refreshments…read moreavailable with a mixture of Mexican, Mediterranean, and Asian bites, both large and small, all sharable and very fresh and well-presented. My friend and I were a bit boozed out from the night before, so we stuck with a handful of sharable platters including California rolls and ceviche, all tasted amazing. Nothing was too heavy and the portions were all manageable, not too small or too large. The outdoor seats were very cushy and comfortable, it's perfect for sitting with your fur baby, and the restaurant provided water bowls upon request as well. Servers were all really friendly and the food did not take long to come out, though it wasn't too busy that Sunday afternoon around 3pm. Would definitely come back here to try the cocktails with other fusion bites next time we're in the area!

    The restaurant itself is very cute, but the menu is a bit all over the place--sushi, Latin dishes,…read moreand pasta. We ordered rolls, salads, ceviche, and pasta, but everything was just okay--nothing memorable. We had to ask for wasabi and ginger three times, and the server seemed confused. Service overall was friendly but very slow, and the restaurant wasn't even full. The pasta was a miss, and the "salad" wasn't really a salad. Drinks were the highlight--great martinis and well-made cocktails. That said, our bill was over $600, and none of us left full. Portions are tiny. Go for drinks and ambiance, but I'd skip the food.

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    Dante Beverly Hills

    Dante Beverly Hills

    3.9(458 reviews)
    1.4 mi
    $$$

    Dining at Dante in Beverly Hills was nothing short of incredible! We were in California celebrating…read moremy cousin's bachelorette weekend, and after a few underwhelming dining experiences, Dante completely exceeded our expectations! From the moment we arrived, we were welcomed warmly by Joy at the front, and our server, Alex, made the evening feel truly special. The service was exceptional, the ambiance was beautiful, and the views were the perfect finishing touch. Every detail of our experience stood out, and it quickly became our favorite restaurant of the trip. Safe to say Dante blew every other place we visited out of the water. We can't wait to come back!

    Honey Bee Cocktail 8.83/10- made with patron silver, mr black, amontillado, raspberry syrup,…read morechocolate bitters, and salted honey cream. This was pretty strong but I liked the sweetness of the raspberry syrup and honey cream, it balanced everything out really well. The amontillado added this really unique nutty depth that I wasn't expecting, and the chocolate bitters gave it a subtle richness that paired so well with the salted honey cream on top. It almost had a dessert like quality to it bc of how creamy and sweet it was, but the patron silver still gave it a nice kick. And Dante can also put any photo you want on their martinis which is such a cute touch! Such a fun and personalized detail that made the drink even more special. I thought this was such a unique concept and it made for such a good picture too. Definitely elevates the whole experience and makes it feel so much more custom. I also absolutely love the view here, it's so pretty and adds so much to the whole experience. Instagram: @hungrytamale

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    Pan Roasted Wild Faroe Island Salmon

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    The Lucky Tiki - 3 Dots and a Dash

    The Lucky Tiki

    4.6(234 reviews)
    3.2 mi

    This is a secret LA experience not to be missed!! Tucked…read moreabove the Tail o'the Pup hot dog restaurant, this place is a treasure of a tiki hideaway waiting to be discovered. The secret entrance is a ton of fun and the ambience is dark and mysterious and transports you to a land far away, all while not leaving LA. The drinks are spectacularly delicious and innovative. There is a theme (and entire experience) to each drink. The food is likewise excellent. The hot dogs from Tail o'the Pup are some of the best in the city and you can order directly from the downstairs hot spot, or order from the tailored menu to fit the tiki theme. The wait staff was super attentive. This is a great date spot or somewhere to come with friends. Just remember to book your reservations on Resy and then check the website for knowledge on how to get into the secret entrance. This is a top experience in LA!

    This has become one of our go to spots before going out to Pantages for our season tickets--enough…read morethat the bartenders called us regulars last time. I love a tiki bar (usually a wine drinker, but a dry martini or a good tiki drink, will speak to me at times!) and this place does not disappoint. Service is easy and the vibes are so fun. They have fun gimmicky drinks (Captain's Inner Circle!) and the old stand bys (exceptional Mai Thai.) The decor is also so fun (Jim Morrison's old studio) and you can order hot dogs from downstairs. Only reason they aren't 5 stars? They implement seating time limits, even when it's not super busy. I 100% understand they have to have turnover, but I would gladly pay a little extra, to hold a longer reservation! Street parking, but don't drive...get a driver or a Waymo!

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    Matu

    Matu

    4.3(849 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$$$

    Woodfire Wagyu ribeye, the doneness is fixed at around medium rare, it looks a bit like chasing…read moreafter the cow to gnaw on it, lol. However, it tastes very fragrant, tender and juicy, and has no bloody taste at all. As for the grilled octopus, the tentacle itself is nothing special, but the accompanying potato salad and celery pairing is absolutely delicious! The Picanha skewers (beef rump cap) feature super tender meat with bold, punchy seasoning. It's a classic cut and one of Matu's signature dishes--definitely worth a try. If you're looking for a steakhouse that's intimate, intentional, and built around top-tier beef, Matu delivers.

    dineLA experience 2 of 3…read more So far, the best bang for your buck. They really give you all the foods. The dineLA menu is good for 2 people. Those 2 people both get the following: bone broth- wow. Loved it Steak Tartare - so much, we couldn't finish braised beef cheek - practically melted like butter 3 oz filet with salad - by the time this came we thought they were playing. It felt like a proper entree, but there was more meat coming. We then shared an 11 oz ribeye w/ grilled broccolini and ended with the chocolate cake. In conclusion, we got so much food. We ended up with a bit of leftovers which worked out perfectly for me the following day. Their garlic bread was also so good. Great service and delicious food. It's been some time since I've eaten that much red meat.

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    Matu - Matu Old Fashioned with bourbon, maple syrup, bitters, and a burnt orange peel

    Matu Old Fashioned with bourbon, maple syrup, bitters, and a burnt orange peel

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    Bar Next Door - St Paddy's Day pistachio liqueur mixed with vodka

    Bar Next Door

    4.4(112 reviews)
    2.7 mi

    Where do all the locals go? Well, the Bar Next Door is a great place! Nice, clean and…read morefriendly... Their craft cocktail menu is extensive, interesting and delicious. The restrooms are clean and cute Parking is slim to none! What do you expect? It's on the Sunset Strip. I can't speak to the food as we stopped in for a quick beverage before heading down the road for our dinner... But what they were serving to other patrons looked and smelled delicious. It's small. Grab a seat at the bar (which is really about it...) and start your journey to the craft cocktails with one of their friendly staff and bartenders. Be there or be square

    The whole mythology of this place being a "neighborhood gem" is officially dead. Whatever charm it…read moreonce had has completely evaporated. What's left is a joyless little room with indifferent management and service that can feel actively hostile. It can get very crowded, but... The energy is just off. It no longer feels warm or welcoming, and the type of crowd it attracts now can make the cramped space feel actually menacing. The staff also becomes strangely abrasive and aloof. Especially the younger male bartender who works on Fridays. I would never go again. Even trying to order another drink somehow feels like you're inconveniencing them. It's genuinely sad how they've managed to ruin what used to be a good thing. There is absolutely no reason to put up with this place when you could go to Cecconi's, the Tower Bar, Bar 1200 at the Sunset Marquis, Jones Hollywood, Laurel Hardware, Ysabel, the Roger Room, On the Rox, or Mic's instead. The name a few! Any one of them will give you a better room, a better atmosphere, and a much better evening. TBH, I would rather endure the mechanical-bull chaos of Saddle Ranch than spend another night dealing with the bizarre vibe here. That alone should tell you everything. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

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