West Hollywood: 32 Restaurants Found
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Dolce
Address: 8284 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90046
One step inside from the bustle of Melrose takes you into Dolce, a trendy Italian restaurant with a cozy dark decor and some fantastic people watching. Known for its ambiance, tasty Italian classics, and hip crowd, Dolce is perfect for a romantic date, or a pre-club meal. From the traditional Pesto Gnocchi and Osso Bucco to the more fusion-based Tuna Tartare and Mango Bruschetta, Dolce's menu caters to all tastes and appetites. Drink options include a full wine list, including selections by the glass, as well as a large selection of cocktails. It is certain that Dolce's decor and ambiance are the restaurant's main appeal, but the menu is laced with undeniable treasures.
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Ketchup
Address: 8590 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90069
Lonnie Moore and Mike Malin have become L.A. tastemakers thanks to their Dolce Group, which derives its name from their initial enoteca. The duo debuted Ketchup on the Sunset Strip in April 2007 and quickly attracted scenesters and celebrities, who flocked to the sleek red and white restaurant for spectacular views of the Hollywood Hills. Moore and Malin worked with Chef Chris Tunnell to create a gourmet menu of childhood favorites, including Kobe beef hot dogs and macaroni and cheese with white truffle and Dungeness crab. The theme even extends to cocktails that incorporate Yoo-Hoo and Kool-Aid.
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Sushi Roku
Address: 8445 W. 3rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90048
Sushi Roku, a local favorite in the trendy West Hollywood area, offers sushi-lovers a sophisticated, yet intimate dining experience. The menu offers favorites such as the California Roll and Spicy Tuna Roll, but also mixes it up with some signature dishes and unexpectedly great combinations like the Toro & Jalapeno roll as well as the Baked Lobster with Creamy Miso Sauce roll. There are plenty of exceptional choices on the menu for non-sushi-lovers as well, and each dish is as beautifully presented as it is delicious.
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Tower Bar
Address: 8358 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90069
Set in a cozy yet elegant atmosphere reminiscent of Hollywood's past, The Tower Bar offers knockout views of the city coupled with an exclusive atmosphere. A live pianist hammers out famous jazz tunes while stylish diners chat over elegant cocktails, before being served selections from Chef Dakota Weiss's elegant menu. The cuisine is light French and Italian-inspired California cuisine, and the wine list offers a perfect pairing for entrees ranging from Sautéed Ruby Red Snapper to Braised Short Ribs. A "no cell phones, no photographs" policy makes the dining room a safe haven for even the most famous of celebrities, and semi-private booths shield diners in comfort as they soak up the outside Hollywood views.
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The Blvd.
Address: 9500 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90212
Located at one of the most well-known intersections in Beverly Hills, The Blvd at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel is a sophisticated spot to see and be seen. The stunning dining room is filled with modern art deco-influenced decor and ebony wood panels, ensuring both elegance and comfort. The restaurant's wine selection provides a stunning backdrop for the onyx bar, with over 1,000 bottles lining the bar's walls. Chic clientele enjoy not only the atmosphere and location, but Executive Chef Conny Andersson's and Chef de Cuisine Scott Dolbee's global menu.
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