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The Redwood is an institution in Los Angeles and being voted as one of the best bars in L.A. is no small feat. The Redwood Bar & Grill is a fresh concept in the heart of the Downtown L.A. renaissance. The food menu is simple and creative, exactly what Angelenos have been craving.
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The Redwood is an institution in Los Angeles and being voted into the top 101 best bars of L.A. is no small feat. Downtown L.A. is going thru a renaissance and so is the Redwood. With a change of ownership, the Redwood will be a fresh concept in a vibrant urban setting. The team hired Fred Sutherland, celebrated designer of Forty Deuce and Deep, To bring the right combination of look and feel. The ...
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Like the sirens to Odysseus, the glowing red sign for this nautical pub sends a seductive call through Downtown. The Redwood Bar, a hallowed Downtown institution once frequented by JFK and the Los Angeles Times staff theres even a direct phone line from The Redwood to the Times offices, has been expanded into a full-fledged restaurant and bar. Jason Michaud of Cobras & Matadors gives the menu a European ...
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The Redwood Shuttle, with seating for twenty-five, will fetch patrons from various Downtown locations and transport them to the venue for free.
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A playfully named list of specialty cocktails includes the Lava Lamp, Schooner Float and Cloud 9.
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In Short A Miami salvage yard provides the inspiration for this nautical watering hole, with a decor scheme that includes old alcohol barrels doubling as tables, rope ladders, fishnet-lined walls and steering wheel chandeliers. Downtown workers start to file in after 5pm, followed by nearby loft dwellers and their friends from Silver Lake and Echo Park. The kitchen serves up both a lunch ...
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Best bar food, best service, best night out.
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I ate at Redwood Bar & Grill while visiting in town this past Saturday night. I'm formerly an LA resident and moved away several years ago. I had heard downtown was built up but had no idea what to expect. Several friends took me out and we started our night at Redwood. I was super impressed. We wound up staying the whole night despite our big plans, the place just drew us in. Dinner was perfect ...
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Great place for live music! Great Food! Nice People
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I was lured downtown to visit the Edison but was turned away when the bouncer said my $300 tennis shoes didnt fit the dress code. Hmm.. not having any moccasins on hand I strolled down the street to my car and saw a load of action up ahead. The Redwood didnt look like much from the outside but once I stepped inside I was glad that the Edison had rejected me. The place was lively and hopping and packed ...
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Where's the plank?
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I gave this place a few goes. At first I was charmed by it's quirky props and "new downtown LA" location. Slowly but surely, like a series of progressively worse dates, the charm soured into a sincere distaste.
I've lived in London and Australia, places where the word "Pub" is more than a cute marketing hook and the term "Gastro Pub" a brave statement, best backed up with very good food. So General ... more
I've lived in London and Australia, places where the word "Pub" is more than a cute marketing hook and the term "Gastro Pub" a brave statement, best backed up with very good food. So General ... more
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Seriously one of the worst dining experiences ever. If stale buns, burned patties (ordered medium) and cold fries = a gastro pub, im never going to one of them again. The only thing colder than the fries was the service when these problems were pointed out to the staff. And this is not a cheap place, a Grey Goose martini costs $12.50 and an Absolute vodka is $8.50. And just as a final (somewhat ...
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