Romantic courtyard restaurant serving rustic Mediterranean food behind a discreet West Hollywood entrance. The intimate, candlelit garden is a longtime favorite for date nights and special occasions.
Upstairs cocktail lounge with a separate Melrose entrance, marked by a red neon sign. The cinematic, Art Deco room serves inventive drinks like tom kha-inspired gin cocktails and martinis paired with potato chips.
Chic Korean-American bistro with the soul of a retro French cafe and the style of an upscale Seoul spot. The menu reinterprets comfort food – steak tartare arrives sizzling in a hot stone pot like bibimbap.
Homewares shop selling the custom pieces used in the Gjelina Group's restaurants, from handmade ceramics to local linens. Pantry staples like spice blends and finishing salts are made in the Gjusta kitchen next door.
Minimalist wellness space designed around the interplay of light and sound. Classes blend breathwork, meditation, and movement, often ending with sessions in the on-site sauna and cold plunge.
Minimalist neighborhood bar pouring inventive cocktails – like a smoked tomato mezcal – and classics made with vintage spirits. The warm, layered room serves just a few snacks; think marinated olives and anchovy toast.
Sun-drenched studio with floor-to-ceiling windows, running a packed schedule of intensely hot yoga and sculpt classes. The post-class cool-down is a signature ritual – a chilled, eucalyptus-infused face towel.
Creative Korean restaurant from Seoul serving modern soul food in the Arts District. Signature dishes reinterpret the classics – think deconstructed galbi and truffle-infused potato pancakes.
Modern coffee shop where classic espresso shares the menu with chagaccinos and blue jasmine matcha. The food selection is just as focused: avocado toast and salmon toast.
Spanish tapas bar serving classics like pan con tomate and jamón ibérico alongside California produce. The lively room stays busy, pouring natural Spanish wines and vermouth from behind a terracotta-tiled bar.
