Open since 1919, this classic restaurant has long been the bastion of Hollywood power dining. With the look and feel of a private Men's club, Musso & Frank Grill rose to fame in the Golden Years of Hollywood, when Irving Thalberg, Clark Gable, and the Marx Brothers were among its most celebrated clients. Nowadays, it is still considered the home of the finest dry martini in town. The Filet Mignon is hard to beat, and the service is perfect, with just a touch of attitude. If you are not in the mood for beef, try the succulent lobster and the rich, heavy desserts. The restaurant's interior exudes a classic old-world charm, with dark wood paneling, red leather booths, and vintage black-and-white photos adorning the walls. Stepping inside Musso & Frank Grill feels like stepping back in time, as it has retained much of its original decor and ambiance, allowing patrons to experience a sense of nostalgia and a glimpse into Hollywood's golden era.

Website: mussoandfrank.com

Phone: (323) 467-7788

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Hollywood Blvd and N Cherokee Ave