Luna Park
672 S. La Brea Ave. (Wilshire Blvd.)
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Los Angeles, CA 90036
323-934-2110 | Make Restaurant Reservations
Cuisine
Open
Lunch Mon.-Fri., Dinner nightly, Brunch Sat.-Sun.Features
- Full bar
- Reservations suggested
- Outdoor dining
- Open late
- Valet parking
- Casual
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The sister restaurant to Luna Park in San Francisco continues a successful run in a roomy, high-ceilinged space on La Brea that fast proved unlucky for previous occupants including Gadsbys, One and Lucky Duck. A large bar occupies one side of the restaurant; you can choose to sit at a table or in the private booths (where you can close the drapes) to taste the California bistro-style fare prepared by chef Todd Butler. The noisy, dark setting draws a young clientele for the lively bar scene and a value-oriented menu of old standards with occasional twists and turns. One can start with the warm goat cheese fondue, moules frites or the grilled artichoke with lemon aïoli, followed by a flat-iron steak with salsa verde or country-fried trout. And Butler has added pizzas to the comfort food selections---try the Moroccan meatball pie. The desserts---which include “interactive” items like make-your-own s’mores---can be on the heavy side. |

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The sister restaurant to Luna Park in San Francisco continues a successful run in a roomy, high-ceilinged space on La Brea that fast proved unlucky for previous occupants including Gadsbys, One and Lucky Duck. A large bar occupies one side of the restaurant; you can choose to sit at a table or in the private booths (where you can close the drapes) to taste the California bistro-style fare prepared by chef Todd Butler. The noisy, dark setting draws a young clientele for the lively bar scene and a value-oriented menu of old standards with occasional twists and turns. One can start with the warm goat cheese fondue, moules frites or the grilled artichoke with lemon aïoli, followed by a flat-iron steak with salsa verde or country-fried trout. And Butler has added pizzas to the comfort food selections---try the Moroccan meatball pie. The desserts---which include “interactive” items like make-your-own s’mores---can be on the heavy side. 


