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- CCherianaPalm Springs / Palm Desert Cities •2 reviews5.0Dined 2 days agoAlmost a month ago, Dtagon was lovely to assist with getting clarification on the reservations and updating it to more people and arranging a nice table. When we arrived for Christmas, the host and hostess took care to sort out my guests and made us all feel Welcome.  we asked for some special request so we could take pictures with our glasses and champagne and they accommodate it and we’re most helpful. The food was great, we had a lovely time and will definitely be back.! A lovely start to our Christmas Day!More infoOpenairePrice: Expensive• Californian• Koreatown•4.5
- RRobertVIPSan Francisco Bay Area •49 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoIt was a great value for an oit of towns visitors. Live music, lively, energetic and cozy fireplace. Beautiful views of 280 degrees of LADT. Friendly staffs from greeting, hostess and … We’ll be back.More infoPerch LAPrice: Expensive• French American• Downtown•4.6
- JJoyLos Angeles •10 reviews5.0Dined 6 days agoToo often in LA restaurants are priced like they are a once or twice-a-year super high-end blowout when they're just a nice or sort-of interesting dining experience. Redbird is where we go when we want to treat ourselves to a truly exquisite evening. Their wine list is incredible, but we often get distracted by the beautiful cocktails. Menu is small and crafted at a super high level by chef Neal Fraser. Beautiful location, though it can be chilly on winter nights. We had to ask to move to a table closer to the heat lamps. Service is impeccable but not too much. We're always wowed and leave feeling special and deeply satisfied. Simply put, Redbird is our favorite fine restaurant in Los Angeles. Happy hour is a great deal here if you want to start small and check the vibe.More infoRedbird - Los AngelesPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Downtown•4.7
- MMiraVIPNew Orleans / Louisiana •2 reviews5.0Dined on 22 Nov 2024Lunch Break menu was awesome. The chicken wing lollipops are next level amazing. I could eat them all day long. I want that recipe!More infoThe Highlight Room GrillPrice: Expensive• American• Hollywood•4.4