Eat & Drink

Dialog Cafe

  • The line will likely be long on the weekend, but don’t be intimidated - it moves quickly!

    Jenna’s Rec: Westside Breakfast & a capuccino
    Andrew’s Rec: Brisket Breakfast Burrito & the Yuzu Matcha Lemonade

Strings of Life Cafe

  • A casual Australian cafe with great outdoor seating & walking to all the best shops on Melrose!

    Jenna’s Rec: The SOL Protein Bowl & Halloumi Bowl
    Andrew’s Rec: Anything with a side of their hot sauce!

Marvin

  • Feels like a slice of Brookyln in West Hollywood - vibey neighborhood wine bar with incredible “cali-talian” food.

    Jenna’s Rec: Rigatoni Spicy Vodka & a chilled Red 🤌
    Andrew’s Rec: Salami/Burrata/Honey Toast & Chicken Parm

Great White

  • Australian influence meets California refinement. We love it for a leisurely brunch or lunch, but they are also open for dinner! It’s always lively and a great location to stroll around.

Saffy’s

  • Worth every minute of the LA traffic. If you want to go to Saffy’s we recommend getting a res well in advance. Arguably our favorite restaurant in all of Los Angeles.

    Jenna’s Rec: Shawarma plate & banana cake
    Andrew’s Rec: Challah toast w/Hummus Ful

Night + Market

  • Thai Street Food in a casual but spunky atmosphere, serving cocktails and natural wines.

    Jenna’s Rec: Spicy Crispy Rice Salad + Pad Thai
    Andrew’s Rec: Tom Khar Gai soup + Mango Sticky Rice

Tower Bar @ Sunset Tower Hotel

  • A swanky, old-Hollywood must for pre or post-dinner drinks.

    Jenna’s Rec: Dirty Martini, Fries, Chopped Salad
    Andrew’s Rec: An old-fashioned and calling the waitress “toots”

Jinpachi

  • A true West Hollywood gem. Small, unassuming atmosphere with the freshest fish around.

    Jenna’s Rec: Get a spot at the sushi bar and order to your heart’s content
    Andrew’s Rec: Miso Eggplant & Rock Shrimp

See & Do

Melrose Place

  • Great shopping, Yeastie Boys Bagels, Alfred’s Coffee, Sunday morning Farmer’s Market - a perfect 20 min morning walk from the room blocks (the walk back is uphill though - be warned!)

Comedy Clubs

  • You can’t go wrong with the Comedy Store or if you want a real if-you-know-you-know spot, get a ticket to a show at Largo @ The Coronet Theater where you’re likely to see A-List comedians testing out new material.

Nightlife

  • The hotels are in the heart of West Hollywood, so there’s tons of great nightlife in the area - Barney’s Beanery, Bar Next Door, Harriet’s Rooftop (@ the 1 Hotel)

Runyon Canyon

  • The quintessential “LA Hike” with spectacular views of the city and Hollywood sign. Find street parking nearby here and then walk up Vista St until you get to gate - then the hike begins!

Tower 26 - Ocean Park

  • If you have some time and want to venture to the beach, Tower 26 is our favorite spot. Easy parking and great food nearby, just put this in your navigation and you’re good to go!

    Do NOT be the guy that gets sunburned though… looking at you, Matt!