Came here for a birthday dinner and the interior is nice and moody and decor feels warm with all the wood textures. With a group of 8, we were seating in the middle of the main dining area - I would say this spot works super great for large groups being a smaller dining area. I started with a refreshing cocktail topped with rosemary topper. Priced around $18 which makes sense in the area and connected to a hotel. We of course did family style with a variety of mains and small plates. Salatim Platter - very shareable Grilled lamb ribs - a smidge dry Calamari fritti - nice and crispy Roasted Honeynut Squash - one of my favorite dishes Hanger Steak - pricey for the cut of meat at $44 and I would have preferred some more flavor from the zhong sauce Falafel Salad - was not my taste, I felt the price to ratio did not align and the falafel needed a dipping sauce. Overall the meal was enjoyable and could be a good option for you in DTLA area that worked OK for a large group. read more

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We had a variety of appetizers, and side dishes, with cocktails. Everyone raved about all of the food, and Krish provided the most attentive and friendly service! She really made the night for us Highly recommend! read more

The Exchange Restaurant - Cheers! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

A quick stop for lunch, ordered the Exchange Burger. The burger was a nice size and tasted good. The lettuce gave it a nice refreshing crunch and the pickles, although thinly sliced, came through well in the bite. Service was quick and friendly for lunch. Overall, a nice place to stop and a burger that cured my hunger. read more

The Exchange Restaurant - The Exchange Burger - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

the fried cauliflower is to die for here... service is great! lovely quiet intimate lil spot, ambience is low lighting and moody music. great for catching up with friends or a romantic date. parking isn't great in this area so I recommend doing metered parking or parking in a lot. bathrooms are near the lobby entrance (not sure if there's one directly in the restaurant), pretty clean! i wouldn't get the lamb ribs again as it was a bit skimpy in the meat and a tiny bit tough to chew, but everything else was tasty. read more

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Food: 4.8/5.0 for lunch is pretty good! Kale salad is on point! Very tasty and healthy! Lamb pita is very delicious! It doesn't feel too heavy perfectly with side salad. And even the side salad is very good with the right amount of dressing. wine: I wanted to have their chilled red but they ran out. Tried this orange pretty good for lunch. Balanced out the grease from lamb. Perfect Service is good! The waitress has been very nice to us and gave us different wine to try out. Pretty empty during lunch time. The place is bigger than I expected. With fusion of Asian and middle eastern decorations. read more

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I came here with my new boyfriend on one of our fist dates and we loved the mood here . The dim lighting and the lovely way the tables are set is sexy . Our server was very attentive and answered all of our questions about the menu . She was lovely. The dish I enjoyed the most was their fried rice . It was delicious . I also recommend the pineapple old fashion. The bartender here knows how to makes it delicious. read more

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Delicious food, good ambience and great service. Visited this place for team lunch from work. Our server was great with suggestions and accommodated for everyone's requests. Wide selection for vegetarian options. read more

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Dined here with friends on 4th of July. The place was pretty empty due to the holiday and we were seated right away. I loved all the plants surrounding the restaurant, the decor was comforting and diverse. Our server was sweet and extremely helpful. They even told us about the bar on the rooftop that would be a vibe later that night. We tried the celery and sorrel cocktail and I liked it. Kinda like an alcoholic health drink haha. The sampler is a must! We had hummus, eggplant and tahini with fresh bread. The falafel salad was also delicious. We loved the falafel so much we ordered more. The lamb ribs were very tasty also. The only reason why I'm not giving 5 stars is because the entrees didn't quite hit the mark. My salmon lacked flavor, a lemon or seasoning would have been a good addition. read more

I came here for my birthday and the food was really great. They have a great cocktail selection. We did have to send one back though because it was way too sour. Service and food service were a bit slow but I'm still thinking about the food. Salatim Platter ($28) Three of chef's daily selections, pickles, olives & pita bread. This was great to share between 3 people. Eggplant dip was amazing with the fresh pita bread. Their pita bread was the best I've ever had. It came with two pieces. We put in another order but it only came with one piece :( Loved the pickled turnips/cabbage/garlic, olives and the cabbage salad. The hummus was VERY bland. Crab Dip and Potato Chips ($14) Smoked trout roe, chives & espelette pepper Wasn't bad but I wouldn't order it again. Was dry and bland. Chips were nice though. Grilled Lamb Ribs ($25) Lapsang honey glaze, cucumber, pea greens, mint & labneh 10/10 for this dish. Finger licking good and the salad went great with the lamb. Fried Cauliflower ($16) Zhoug aioli & mint A little overpriced but was delicious. I don't even like cauliflower. I will definitely be back! :) read more

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This place is such a gem! I am wildly obsessed with just about everything on this menu, but my absolute favorites are: - Cocktails: all of 'em - they're all so beautiful and well-crafted! - Smashed cucumber and halloumi: the fresh cucumbers with the crispy fried cheese are a magical combination - Bacalhau fried rice: an old classic with the flavor turned up to 11 (and higher) - Grilled lamb ribs: fall-off-the-bone and savory/sweet deliciousness - Hangar steak: the meat is so flavorful and seasoned to perfection - Broccolini/brussels sprouts: the perfect accompaniment to everything else on the menu - Fried cauliflower: SERIOUSLY cauliflower has no business being this delicious On top of the amazing the food, the service here is exceptional. The team here is so lovely, and they make you feel so welcome and taken care of. read more

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This place was very intimate and great food . My husband and I order the burger and fries . It was so good with great service . Ordered a tecate beer on draft which I have never seen a restaurant ever having . It was a perfect combination with our burger entree . Great overall . read more

Not regretting at all to have come back after a Covid hiatus, but it appears that the restaurant is somewhat underrated at this point which much less patrons than before covid. Also, it should be noted that the chef changed, but the commitment to presenting an outstanding cuisine persisted. Our waiter Christina provided excellent guidance through the menu. qaThe Salatim platter, the falafel, the cauliflower, and the brussels sprouts were splendid vegetarian selections, and the tender chicken Pargiyot offered a small delicious extra for the carnivore. Even though we had plenty, we fortunately were convinced to try the blue corn fritters, which - combined with an espresso - nicely rounded up the tasty dinner. read more

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A vegetable centered Asian and Middle Eastern fusion restaurant in the financial district in DTLA. The inside is really well done, dark but in a welcoming way with thick wood tables and plenty of different types of seating, complete with a wood paneled bar. My server was very polite and did a great job as well as the rest of the staff I encountered. When I sat down there were all open tables around me, but within 15 minutes every single table next to me was occupied. I wish they would have spread around the seating a bit more, especially because the table directly next to me consisted of a very loud group. I wanted to order the Stracciatella & Peaches, but sadly they were sold out of it this evening so I went with the Salatim Platter instead. Tonight it consisted of hummus, burnt eggplant, and red cabbage. Overall it was okay, I really enjoyed the hummus but the other sides were pretty bland and weren't as rich with flavor. Next came the Chorizo & Clams and this dish really let me down. The amount of chorizo was very small, it was too chopped up to be able to eat it with the clams, and had absolutely no spice to it. I would suggest using Merguez sausage instead so at least there's some kick to it. They also added way too much kale, it was almost raw, so it was a strange flavor combination with everything else. I felt as if I could make better at home. Based on my first two courses I decided to skip dessert to avoid further disappointment. Overall I feel the food could be way better and considering all the options downtown I felt they fell short. Service was great, and the design inside was well done but sadly those were the best parts. It was not a horrible experience, but I don't plan to repeat, especially considering all the other dining options on the same street. read more

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We came to this location for the restaurant on the rooftop. But they stopped serving dinner at 7pm? Security guard suggested we came downstairs to this restaurant. Food looks presentable, but wasn't really of my liking. I'm also very strict on my food taste as well, so if you are one to try different things. You should definitely try this place out. read more

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We had high hopes for this place after reading recent Yelp reviews and hearing from coworkers, but we were extremely disappointed with our recent visit. I booked a lunch reservation for 7 for a quick work lunch with my team. When we got there, there was no host to seat us or confirm our reservation. We were just standing around awkwardly waiting for someone to come by. When we were finally seated, it was apparent that the table was not ready for 7 at all (i.e. missing chairs, table settings, etc.) despite having called far in advance to make a reservation. There was only one server who was acting as host, waiter, and busser for the entire place. The service was painfully slow and disorganized. There also appeared to be just one cook in the kitchen as well, which was strange to me. We only had an hour for lunch and everything that could've possibly went wrong happened: our orders took longer than expected, other parties who arrived after us somehow got their food first, our orders were wrong, the server couldn't remember who ordered what, etc. the list goes on. Halfway through the lunch rush they decided to bring out another server who was incredibly rude/condescending and didn't seem to be helping out at all. All would have been fine if the food had been amazing but it was truly lackluster and not worth the wait. I ordered the lamb pita and honestly have had better pita sandwiches at the falafel place down the street. They must have changed their chef because the food that was served was not reflective of the pictures at all. The hummus and pita appetizer was actually pretty decent, but definitely not worth the headache or hassle of dining in here. Hard pass. read more

The Exchange Restaurant - Lamb pita -- very average and overpriced. Strange pulled pork/carnitas consistency and not much flavor. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I was not expecting much from this street level restaurant at the bottom of the Freehand hotel. After passing through a lobby of hipsters on laptops, I found my way to the Exchange where I was the only customer. As most Los Angelenos do I'm constantly on the look out for the perfect burger and I have found many. I was not expecting much when I ordered the Exchange Burger and fries especially being the only person eating. What a surprise when their burger turned out to be one of the best burgers I've had in LA. The only burger I've ever had that was so perfectly balanced every bite contained the flavors of every ingredient. It was mind boggling. A perfectedly cooked patty mixed with the butter on the bun to the unique greens, the sharp cheese, pickles and sauce. They are all there every bite. And the fries even though they look like nothing but frozen bag fries were hot and fresh out of the fryer! This burger had a flavor I can only describe as...."pungent". Probably a lot to do with the cheese. Sounds weird but that's the unique amazing taste it has. read more

The Exchange Restaurant - A perfect burger! One of the best in LA. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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I love the food that they offer here. They are very familiar middle eastern flavors, but I feel like the way they see things. It just taste better than most. on top of that I love the way things are laid out. It's a nice place to have a casual meal but feel upscale and pay a fair price. I'm glad they're still around anytime read more

The restaurant is very eclectic and modern style. Food is very tasty, different from your typical restaurants. I will say more towards the earthy kind of food, however all we ate was phenomenal. Service was on point, overall very enjoyable meal. I totally recommend this place! read more

The Exchange Restaurant - Steak with spicy chimichurri - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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The service was good although we had to literally wave someone down towards the end. The ambiance was super cute and there is a rooftop bar as well with views of DTLA. I love Mediterranean food highly recommend the platter with humus eggplant fermented cabbage it was delicious. Took a chance on the chorizo clams it was NOT good weird mix and the kale was a bit salty. Overall it was decent. 3/5 cause food wasn't as good as expected. read more

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I was really into this restaurant originally because I lived in Miami and had gone to Broken Shaker and the affiliated restaurant (27 Restaurant) a million times. 27 restaurant in Miami is absolutely incredible, but The Exchange was nothing like it and didn't live up to the hype. The interior decor was cute and fun, although dark. The cod fried rice and the cauliflower were inedible salty. I was shocked. I genuinely wanted to love this restaurant but couldn't. The service was atrocious. Our waiter, Rafe, seemed to not care about us because we were young and only ordering a few appetizers. The food had potential, but oversalting is an unacceptable mistake. I hated this restaurant and wouldn't go back until Rafe is gone. read more

The Exchange Restaurant - Bacalhau Fried Rice (bottom) and cauliflower (top) - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Update: I'd like to thank the team at the Exchange Restaurant and Freehand Hotel for reaching out to resolve the experience my girlfriend and I had. I truly appreciate that they took the time to hear out our situation and try to work with us to make it better. We've since been back to The Exchange and had a pleasant experience. I didn't get a chance to get our server's name, but they were very very kind. read more

*** DineLA Experience Review! *** Located in the Freehand Hotel, it was a bit hidden. I visited on a Saturday evening and there is valet service outside. The double doors that lead into venue is the entrance for The Exchange as well as another lounge/restaurant. My friend and I were politely greeted by the hostess who offered us a normal menu as well as the DineLA menu. We were then immediately seated. It was not very busy - there were maybe 4 other parties seated in the restaurant. The DineLA menu consisted of three courses and wine pairings. My friend and I chose different items so we could try more offerings. Starters *Grilled Lamb Ribs: these literally melted in our mouths after they fell off the bone. They were kind of slowly grilled in honey glaze that is not overwhelmingly sweet or super messy. I'm not a huge fan of lamb generally, but the texture of these made me a fan for the night. The paired red wine really brought out the flavor the honey glaze *Pickled Cucumbers: Sliced Persian cucumbers with pine nuts and honey dates mixed in a chili vinaigrette. The dressing is not spicy - it's a bit tangy but it is so refreshing. The honey dates are also crunchy. I do not remember which wine was paired with this starter Main Entree: *Pan Seared Salmon: I had mixed feelings about this dish. The salmon had amazing texture and firmness, but lacked flavor. Some areas tasted simply like salmon. It is seated on a bed of tomato curry and served with broccoli and frisee. I didn't really understand how to eat the frisee. *Hanger Steak: the quality of the steak was better than what we expected. It was cooked medium per our request and very juicy. It was served with brussels sprouts and broccolini. A champagne was paired with the fish, which made an interesting and bubbly experience. Dessert: *Blue Corn Almond Fritters: fresh from the oven!! These were moist and nutty and served with a light whipped cream. Definitely a hit between the two of us. I did not enjoy the wine pair for this one... it was very smokey and heavy. *Ube Cake: A cute slice of ube cake with toasted pistachio! I felt the two flavors don't mesh well, but the cake was moist. Ube flavor was there, but overpowered by the pistachio. A sweet dessert wine was paired with this and it was much more pleasant than the other wine. The restaurant decor and ambiance were intimate. It was dimly lit and decently quiet. Our server was super sweet and energetic (it was actually her second day on the job), and she did amazing! read more

Such a beautiful space to enjoy a delicious meal. Came here for lunch during the week after the lunch crowd left. The staff were welcoming and attentive. Food was delicious as I remembered, pre-pandemic. Ordered the Saltimi platter and chicken sandwich. Would come back to try other items from the menu. read more

The Exchange Restaurant - Saltimi platter - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Had a great experience here. The decor, very residential with a lot to take in. Super comfortable and appropriately lit for an intimate dinner with friends. Love the overscaled light fixtures. Ordered several dishes: Salatim Platter. An appetizer sampler platter full of good stuff. Olives, cabbage, super creamy hummus and pita, etc. Definitely recommend to get things started. Falafel salad, Market salad and Kale salad. Market was by far the best. Love the lemon-thyme dressing. Kale salad has a kick which I loved. Falafel salad was good, nothing to write home about. Grilled Lamb Ribs. Hands down the best item on the menu. Fall of the bone tender, very meaty with great depth of flavor. Not too sweet which made them so delicious. Pan Seared Coho Salmon. Great crisp on the skin here. Salmon was very mild. Worked well with the tomato curry. Koji Japanese Sweet Potato. Yum! Would order again in a second. Charred Cabbage. Best part was the labneh. Very creamy with a robust, tangy aftertaste. Desert. Had the special which tasted like a chocolate corn fritter. Very good texture served with cream. Christian served us and was very dialed in to us having a great time. Cocktails were well made as well. Will definitely be back. read more

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Fantastic restaurant in the heart of DTLA. Located in the freehand hotel. This eclectic spot was packed Saturday night with tables huddled together. I could tell food was going to be stellar just by looking at all the happy faces in the crowd. My favorite dishes of the night are the hummus, albacore tartare, fried rice and grilled bransino. All excellent. We also ordered a mushroom burrata special that was devoured so quickly I have no picture. Lamb kabob was really good too. I found the steak to be very dry and not a favorite. So many options on the menu I wouldn't order steak again here. Pita bread was also on the meh side... but all the great food makes up for that. I was not crazy about the two cocktails I tried... a bit too sweet but glad I tried them. Presentation is excellent and price tag not bad. Walked out feeling full and good. Would be back here for sure. read more

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This restaurant has been around for awhile so it's not the "newest kid on the block." While flavors are on point the portions with the proteins are quite dismal. I understand costs have gone up but when you have a chicken banh mi and the sandwich is half the size it should be or when you get a club sandwich you expect a proper sandwich where you need to hold it down to ensure the protein doesn't spill out but you don't get any of that here. Also, there is dust everywhere as if it has been abandoned for years. I'm not understanding how a restaurant serving food has sticky tables and dust on the shelves as you walk in and don't notice these small details. You can definitely tell there is not much love and attention being spent on this joint which is a shame because it has potential. Host was standing there reading a book so that goes to show you how this place is being managed. There are so many other dining options in dtla so would not come back. read more

I am telling the world about this restaurant. Because this restaurant encompasses the world :) we dined here on a 5-day LA trip and ended up eating here twice! First, we were absolutely blown away by the hospitality shown by our server Raphael, who made fantastic recommendations on apps, drinks, and mains. He saw we were enjoying our meal and promptly asked about our flavor preferences, and if we liked spicy -- "yes"! Thoughtfully gave us a few sauces to try with our mains. We liked the food so much, Raphael passed along our notes to him to head chef Narita. This was not only a delightful memory of a great night with delicious food, but also a warm longtime memory of meeting a talented, intentional chef. Narita's dining experience is such a hidden gem, each dish created gave us flavor profiles of Latin cuisine, Middle East, and Asian. We were not expecting a fusion restaurant, much less such a fantastic blend of global flavors in a highly sophisticated fashion, at a hotel restaurant!! Learning about her culinary experience and intentions with the food made it worthwhile, easily one of our top restaurants to visit time and again. Our second night eating here surprisingly surpassed expectations, AGAIN. The drink I got -- Lavender and Mezcal based, was as delicious as the first, and seeing Narita, Raphael, Stephanie, and the team again just made the conversations and food pair so well. We had a blast, definitely recommending this amazing experience to all friends and family near LA. Don't miss this precious spot in DTLA! And thanks Team again for making our trip so awesome! read more

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Been looking forward to trying this place but when I finally got the chance to try it out I was pretty disappointed. Came here on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. Forgot to call ahead for a reservation but was able to get seated right away for me and my party of 5. I got the Ayocote Bean Tlacoyo cause I thought the braised lamb shoulder sounded really good. The portion of lamb meat was very small and the two eggs that gets served on the side was very underwhelming. Pretty sure the eggs weren't even salted at all. Given that the price of the menu isn't the friendliest to your wallet I was hoping that the portion would be bigger or that the quality of the meal was tastier. Unfortunately, I left feeling slightly hungry still and disappointed. read more

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Date of visit: 12/17/2919 My first experience with Israel cuisine. Excellent food! I just wish we could also order from the dinner menu coz most of the pics posted as their popular orders on Yelp are from the dinner menu. I ordered 3 dishes and they're fantastic, especially the first two: - falafel salad: literally the best falafel I've ever had - burnt eggplant: it came with pita bread, which was warm, soft & fluffy. Sooo good! - chicken snitzel: spicy, so don't order this dish if you can't eat spicy. The chicken patty has some weird texture, almost as if it's not a real chicken. This dish came with fries which was good too. read more

The Exchange Restaurant - All my orders - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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We thought the food was amazing. Great flavors and fusion done right. The ambiance is trendy, and causal with some intimacy, cozy feels. Great for a date spot or group of friends. Our waiter was attentive and great. Knocked off a star for waiting so long for our main course. We sat at 8:30 and our main didn't arrive at the table until 10. They came by a few times to apologize on behalf of the kitchen staff and poured us some champagne to compensate which we appreciated but by the time our food came we were barely hungry anymore. Maybe we will give this place another try someday and update the review. read more

This was a cool little spot for a quick dinner, featuring a trendy but cozy interior and offering a fusion of bold Mediterranean and Asian flavors. Perfect choice for a casual date night. The dishes that really stood out to me were the Lamb Kebob and the Santa Barbara Uni. The lamb was uber tender and spiced perfectly to balance the pistachio tahini. The flavors were spot on and the savory kebob was downright delicious. The uni dish came with a generous portion of sweet Santa Barbara Uni paired with seaweed & za'atar butter, a warm and toasty grilled flatbread and fingerlimes. There is absolutely nothing to dislike about this combination. The hummus was better than most I have tasted and the blue crab fried rice was satisfying. But that bite of uni and grilled flatbread was just divine. Their cocktails were great as well with my wife and I really enjoying the Tamarind Basil. The only thing that fell a bit short for us was the service, as it started out strong and began to taper off once it got a bit more crowded. All in all, this is a fantastic little place to experience some bold and interesting flavors in the heart of downtown. read more

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Love The Exchange. For brunch I ordered the Exchange Spread. It was a platter of Middle Eastern food (labneh, feta, olives, flatbread, hummus, tomato salad) big enough for two famished folks and maybe three peckish folks. But I powered right through that platter and a fruit salad. I guess I was really really hungry! Caleb was our server and there was another guy who kept our water glasses filled. Both were excellent. We made a reservation in advance and had the pick of the restaurant. But if you just show up on a Saturday you may not be so lucky. The Exchange is popular so I recommend a reservation if possible. I've never visited the rooftop pool bar but I hear its jumpin' jumpin' read more

The Exchange Restaurant - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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BEST HUMMUS I've had in Los Angeles. Without question. At least to this date (3/24/19) this place has won my hummus heart. Oh, and the pita! Dear lord. Delicious. Who knew that pita could taste so radically different than what most of us are all use to? I'm gonna be super cliche LA and say that I've been blessed to try it. The other thing that was delivered by the Lord is their burnt eggplant. Yep. Another gift that goes with their pita. Can I get another amen? OK--those are the two things that won our heart. BUT, their hangar steak is also great! I'd love to come back and try more on their menu. The ambiance treads the line of "western" and "urban hipster". Think Urban Outfitters but with a little more Texas/Mexican influence. Service was top notch. Our waiter even gave us a complimentary side of ice cream when he found out it was my boyfriend's birthday. THANKS! read more

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Service was great! I really loved the vibes in the restaurant, and the food was SO good. Everything was so fresh and I absolutely loved the grilled lamb ribs. 10/10 for the food! read more

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Lovely little meal here!! Super cute restaurant. Has a cozy feel. Food was great. The salted cod fried rice was my favorite. It definitely reminded me of my travels to Asia. Also had the lamb ribs (tasty but a little fatty), a squash dish that had a yummy sauce at the bottom, and a cauliflower side. Waiter was attentive but not intrusive. Great place! read more

When I sat down last night I had no idea what my mouth and stomach were in store for What a great a dining experience. I haven't been here since Covid and I had forgotten how great this place is I was in town for a convention and with the owner of the company I work for and national sales manager. Whenever we are on the road we go to very nice establishments to at least eat a nice email while being away from family. This is definitely one We will add onto the list whenever we come back to Los Angeles. We started off with the calamari and charcuterie as appetizers. We were pretty happy with the portion size of the charcuterie, and love the little olives. Then we got a second round of apps the Smashed Cucumber & Halloumi and the lamb ribs. That cucumber salad was amazing there wasn't any thing left in bowl when they cleared the plate. The lamb ribs were unique and perfectly cooked. I ordered the salmon which I inhaled.The skin was perfection crisp and seasoned as well and I enjoyed that. Three people ordered the steak and the presentation was great and had perfect red center, while one person ordered it well done he said that was delicious too while being cooked thru without being burnt. I tried the pineapple old fashioned and would order that again too. The ambiance and setting of the restaurant was comfortable and relaxed which was a perfect vibe coming in from the streets of downtown la. I loved the playlist it really set the mood. For dessert we got the churros Then ordered another because they were amazing ! I can't wait to eat those again I really look forward to next years convention and I'll be coming back here read more

While I was staying at the free hand hotel There is a restaurant called Exchange Went there to have dinner and the food is excellent The service is excellent I highly recommend this place. It's right next, a little lounge and bar there, and then the in the corner is a little coffee shop. The way the back on the other side and the on the left right side is the restaurant's a little dark in there, but it's really Restaurant good one.I had your Pan seared salmon with salad and tomato vinegar . All 3 of these places . restaurants, the bar, the little coffee shop, and the lounge are all in the same hotel. Which is really nice and convenient. And you go to the lounge. You can sit there and take your time .Play a little bit of music in there,too.But they think it's recorded. Very nice and quiet spot.Just sit there and look at your phone and enjoy yourself. Clothes at about 11 o'clock. It doesn't open to like 5 am. in the morning, and they start serving coffee in breakfast in the restaurant. I think it's a really nice restaurant . But it's really quite very peaceful. I'm definitely going to go back there. If I don't go back then I'll find out the free hand hotel to go to. Someplace else because I plan on going on vacation. one more time, and at this time.I use a free head hotet. It's also very reasonably priced for $40 a nibut you have bump head.You have to get into I recommend That you do reservations for the hotel in advance.Cause it's just get full of faster.Don't use the apps. or go straight to the free hand hotels website instead. It's conveniently located downtown Los Angeles as if you walk across the street aside.There's a long drawer or a cross from there.A few blocks is a Starbucks Coffee shop and cross.The starbucks coffee shop is a whole foods there. read more

The ambiance is warm and inviting and the flavors layered and inventive. We especially liked the two sauces on every table that you could use to adjust the heat level of your dishes. Everything was great, except that the fish portion was small. Especially like the orange granita and the pickle starters. It gets crowded, so make a reservation. read more

The Exchange Restaurant - Homemade harissa ans zoug. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Los Angeles, California

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Incredibly high quality food here for a great price right in DTLA. The service is impeccable - highly attentive staff and very friendly. The menu is expansive and suitable for vegetarians with plenty of options. We ordered many appetizers to share amongst 4 people and the portions were great, and the flavors were exceptionally on point. Two of us (non-vegetarians) were looking for a main entree to share that was similar to a poultry dish on the menu, but wanted a fish option. The waitress recommended to us a whole fish dish that was not on the menu, which came with a variety of grilled vegetables and tahini noodles. The dish was enormous and enough to feed 4. It was so delicious that we want to come back and order just that dish for a dinner meal. The restaurant itself was not busy on a Friday night - walk in is totally ok. I actually would recommend coming here in DTLA if you're looking for a casual to high-end spot (with acceptable prices) and you don't have a reservation anywhere else. Amazing experience here and will definitely be back! read more

This vegetable forward fusion restaurant is definitely on par with my palette. Each dish is thoughtfully curated with layering flavors, a surprise and delight with each bite. The portions are perfect, the staff incredibly attentive and kind, and the atmosphere superb. I really just wanted to hug the chef. read more

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