Kitchen 24 - Los Angeles

And it's not Denny's prices either. I remember the traditional Kalamity of the new restaurants, it was very disorganized, but glad to see that they have settled since their opening last year. Since this is also one of the places close to work, I have the advantage of literally hopping the fence if driving is not an option for me. If you don't want to immerse, I suggest an order before time. I passed this place in the hours of the weekend morning, and unfortunately it didn't pick up so much – maybe it was a night? Admittedly, it could be the lack of parking, and it is only valet and the prices are not cheap prices. The combination of the two can be a deal breaker for some. Her food is just 'ok', nothing to fry, although I like her smac-n-cheese, the bowl of fresh fruit is beautiful and sweet, hash-browns are also good.

So... the humble diner meets the fashionable interior designer and has this monstrosity of a baby? Safe is the decor with the best chandelier, shiny stalls and dark lighting... It's Hollywood. And yes, the servers were beautiful and actually attentive. But should the food not match the decor in terms of taste? We had the tomatoes basil soup and maize bread with one side of sweet potatoes. Soup was... I definitely had better for much less. The corn bread was beaten. Sweet potatoes were dry. Sheet metal. The real highlight was the black and white milkshake. creamy quality with a line of chocolate. But for $20, I think I'm staying with the traditional diner. I mean, you can pay less for the fat spoon or pay more and instead go to a nice restaurant. The kitchen 24 is in this inexplicable extreme of unjustified costs.

We had a fantastic brunch experience here on a Friday morning around 11.

The kids menu was greatTypical choices for each meal of the day: waffles, macaroni and cheese, burger and fries, spaghetti.

Customer Service is horribleWent to set at the bar to eatThere for over 5 mins and no assistanceBar counter was dirty.