I, for one, have never arisen at 7AM to go down to the local market in a village in Tuscany. However, after dining once at SBE’s newest addition Mercato di Vetro, I feel as though I have accomplished this through some remarkable transport in time and space. The restaurant is composed of wood and glass: enormous [...] ...
Sure, hidden speakeasies are no longer necessary in this WAY post-prohibition era, but that doesn’t mean we can’t pretend – especially when a premier nightlife group like sbe rolls out their latest den of debauchery, The Sayers Club. Now officially open to the public, The Sayers Club is on track to become one of Hollywood’s [...] ...
Cleo is SBE’s newly opened gourmet eatery and offers guests Executive Chef Danny Elmaleh’s signature dining experience. Located inside the luxurious Redbury Hotel, at the corner of Hollywood and Vine, Cleo satisfies Hollywood’s more tasteful appetites from noon until midnight and features menu offerings that are light, fresh, and incredibly delicious. Cleo boasts the vibe of a mezze bar, which refers to culinary tastes of the Levant region, including Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Isreal and Lebanon to name a few.
Cleo’s tantalizing menu features seasonal grilled Pinchos, tapas-sized selections of meats, seafood and vegetables, as well as delectable salads, stone oven-baked Laffa flatbreads, and a scrumptious raw bar, which is sure to make vegetarians drool. ...
It’s that time of the year again and DineLA has taken over most of the restaurants in this big city and we’re here to tell you the best ones to hit up. It’s an excuse to check out new spots (or oldies but goodies) at a reasonable price. DineLA will be running for 2 more weeks, scoring you 3-course dinners running at $26, $34, and $44.
The best mega-steals of the bunch are few and far between but, we managed to sort through to find the best you can get for just $26. At the Dolce Group's Ketchup, best picks for your meal are the Lobster Soup, followed by either King Salmon or the Shake N’ ...
This is the Redbury: a hip, yet homey new hotel setting up shop in that big red building on the corner of Hollywood and Vine (neighboring the Avalon & Bardot, walking distance to Beso, Katsuya, The W Hollywood).
The owners of the hotel, CIM Group — Hollywood's biggest commercial landlord, its manager — nightlife impresario/genius, Sam Nazarian of SBE, and its interior designer — celebrity photographer and music video director Matthew Rolston, have managed to transform the space into a 57-room hotel of Hollywood Heaven.
The place goes over the top and beyond, with splashes of bohemian, 1960s flower power and old Hollywood everywhere. Featuring top-of-the-line kitchens, paisley throw pillows, washer/dryers, floor to ceiling windows, ...
