Musso & Frank Grill
4.6$$$· ExpensiveHollywood's oldest restaurant serving classic American fare and legendary martinis.
Established in 1919, Musso & Frank Grill is Hollywood's oldest operating eatery, offering a nostalgic step back into golden age Tinseltown. Red leather booths, tuxedo-clad servers, and vintage mahogany panels set the scene for classic steaks, chops, seafood, and historic cocktails. It remains a legendary destination on Hollywood Boulevard for lovers of traditional American dining and film history.
History
Since opening its doors in 1919, Musso & Frank Grill has become Hollywood's oldest restaurant, witnessing the evolution of the entertainment capital. Frequented by literary giants and silver screen stars, it has maintained its charm and menu, offering a glimpse into the bygone era of Tinseltown.
Expert notes
- Make reservations in advance to secure your spot.
- Dress smartly to match the restaurant's classic ambiance.
- Don't miss the chance to try their renowned steak and chicken pot pie.
Features
- Celebrity Hangout
- Classic Cocktails
- Classic Cuisine
- Full Bar
- Historic Decor
- Iconic Hollywood Memorabilia
- Private Dining
- Private Dining Rooms
Special occasion reservations
- Call ahead or use their online system to book a table.
- Specify any special occasions or requests when making a reservation.
- It's recommended to book several weeks in advance for weekend evenings.
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