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Asia de Cuba
Address: 8440 W. Sunset Blvd., West Hollywood, CA 90069
Asia de Cuba aims to transport diners to unseen worlds, and they very well may accomplish this with an innovative menu, unique ambiance, and hip crowd. The atmosphere combines the best of both indoors and out, with a hip, see-and-be-seen vibe indoors and a quiet and romantic landscaped patio outside. The menu equally fuses two drastically different worlds, inventing a new type of cuisine in the process. As the restaurant’s name suggests, Asian cuisine mingles with Latin flavors, with such dishes as Seafood Pad Thai, “Havana Style” and Cuban Spiced Chicken with Thai coconut sticky rice and avocado fruit salsa. The result is a delectable culinary adventure.
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Park Grill
Address: 2151 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, CA 90067
This culinary treasure offers an intimate and elegant atmosphere for the best LA dining. The menu features World cuisine which is enhanced by French cooking techniques. This creative approach brings flavor to the blue fin crab and asparagus soup for an appetizer.
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Polo Lounge
Address: 9641 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90210
For generations The Polo lounge, located in the Beverly Hills Hotel, has been a favorite for lunching socialites and Hollywood locals. The lush dining room features massive booths surrounded by dark green and cream-striped walls, while the delightful patio is surrounded by flowering vines and pink archways. Serving a traditional yet elegant cuisine, the menu features favorites like honey-pepper cured smoked salmon and steak tartare.
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The Blvd.
Address: 9500 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90212
The Blvd at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel is located at one of Beverly Hills’ most well-known intersections: Wilshire Boulevard and Rodeo Drive. This restaurant is the place to see and be seen as well as dine on some fabulous food created by Chef Brian Moyers. The dining room of The Blvd is sophisticated and stunning, featuring lofty ceilings and large windows that overlook the intersection. This restaurant produces American cuisine that incorporates fresh produce from local farmers’ markets. On Friday and Saturday nights, a special candlelight dinner is offered in efforts to conserve energy.
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Ocean and Vine
Address: 1700 Ocean Avenue, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Opened in March 2005, Ocean and Vine is located in the gorgeous Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel, next to Santa Monica pier. The swanky lobby sets the scene for an upmarket experience. The split-level, low-ceilinged room is attractive; the top level is dominated by a steel chimneyed fire pit, with striking artworks adding to the ‘wow’ factor. The cuisine, from Head Chef Robert Trester under the watch of Executive Chef Gregg Wangard, is Californian; each dish a showcase of local, seasonal ingredients. Dishes are near-faultless, and although prices are high, it’s worth coming here for a splurge or special occasion.
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