Eagle Rock Restaurants

Good food. Very filling. The seats were good and felt good , ate a lot of food. The service was ok. They waitress checked on us until she left for break without letting us know so we had to wait a little longer for the little things but it was all good

Amazing food in a beautiful craftsman setting. Our server Angel and the rest of the staff were so gracious and attentive. We were a party of 9 accommodated in a semi private room which was essentially private to us minus two open doors to other rooms. Even though it wasn't specifically a holiday work dinner it felt like a cozy mini holiday event as the restaurant was decorated for the season. Cocktails were strong and well made (the gin fizz and the highball being the crowd favorite). Appetizers were all amazing and we even ordered more of the tempura miatake as a side dish. (also ordered bread and butter, ahi poke, calamari, and shishito peppers). Everyone was impressed by their food. Everything was well executed, tasty, and had a component that was unique compared to similar dishes at other restaurants. The surprise standout being the lentils that are served with the sea bass. It earned rave comments. After dinner we ordered the raspberry galette which was so good one in our party asked for the recipe. Angel graciously came back with the method. The pot de creme was also a great way to finish the meal. It wasn't too heavy or too sweet. I can't say enough about how great Angel was as our server. He's absolutely delightful, knowledgable about the menus and great at anticipating what we needed. We absolutely come back for drinks, another meal or bring my partner for a date night.

Loved loved everything about this phenomenal restaurant! However, the music choice this evening was punk rock, which was played at a high volume, and it was difficult to carry on a conversation or hear the waitress. I have been here 3-4 times before and music was eclectic and pleasant.

My favorite place in LA. Here all the time!

This is one of those rare (no pun intended) historical locations where food, service, and atmosphere mutually complement each other. This is a must visit for Los Angeles locals and visitors alike.