Restaurants

Not your ordinary burger.

With a hearty menu inspired by traditional firehouse cooking, Engine Co. No. 28 is serving up American classics at their best in a beautifully restored 1912 firehouse.

When you sit in the comfortable worn-leather booths, peruse the 90-year-old classic menu or sidle up to the mahogany bar -- you are not just enjoying fine food and great company, you are a part of Hollywood history.

Situated right off the Pacific Coast Highway at Santa Monica Canyon, this seafood restaurant and cocktail lounge produces its own in-house pickles, smoked meats and seafood. You'll also find an esoteric menu of wines, cocktails and local beers.

Cole's in Los Angeles is a renowned downtown spot where you can taste history with the iconic French dip sandwich. Don't miss out on the only speakeasy we can actually get behind, The Varnish in the back.

This high-end steakhouse chain is known around the country for serving some of the best prime meats and chops you can buy. Overlooking the Pier, this stylish restaurant services creative American comfort cuisine.