Lemon Grove - Los Angeles (CA)

5 /5 Raegan Newman: What a beautiful restaurant! Came in for brunch to celebrate my birthday and had a lovely experience. Very beautiful decor and comfortable booth seating. Beautiful outdoor patios. Lemon trees are everywhere! Very spacious but still very cozy. And Jessica took care of us and did a fabulous job. Bethany was also very very helpful. She was all smiles. Lovely brunch menu. We started with the crispy brussels sprouts and they were delicious. I had a nice glass of wine then had the French rolled omelette and it was just delicious. The Boursin cheese really kicks it up a notch! Very creamy. I asked for my breakfast potatoes to be a little crispy and they were perfect. He ordered the Croque madame and it was a nice big portion and very tasty. Then I had to have a specialty drink to celebrate so ordered the slightly impeared and not only was it a beautiful presentation but very, very tasty. Beautiful views all around of the Hollywood Hills. Not too expensive, especially for the beauty of the restaurant as well as the views. Well worth it. We’ll definitely be back for happy hour!

5 /5 Beau Von Hoffman: Ever since Redbury has dissolved and the Aster social club has come to be, The Lemon Grove has been our new rooftop as Hollywood locals. I was on a date night here with my husband This has to be one of the best spaces to not only have Rooftop, but also organically sensitive cooking in one space. Im happy to celebrate this menu and apparently so does Selena Gomez as her show Selena+Chef was such great episode that it reminded me to go to Lemon Grove more. It also was cool to see her meet Chef Marcel Vigneron to learn molecular gastronomy and I would love to meet him one day. We only live 5 blocks away on Whitley. Dinner was amazing, and my husband and I had the best server is named Taylor and she’s been here 2.5 years. We loved her and how she curated our fantastic evening. We recommend the branzino, as well as the impeccable brussel sprouts. Thank you for what you do Lemon Grove, Im glad you have seating at your bar area now and happy to see yoru space with the one and only Jessica Simpson in All’s Fair. You are all doing something very right and this hard work makes me proud to be your Hollywood local neighbor! We love it!

5 /5 Danny Dilworth: This restaurant never fails to deliver. They have impeccable service, ambience, and of course food. I’ve yet to visit this restaurant and be disappointed in any way. I highly recommend coming and checking this place out. A little added bonus on certain nights of the week they have movie nights with screenings on the rooftop right near the restaurant, and there is a members club that sits below the restaurant which I am a member of and truly enjoy. Can’t speak highly enough about the Aster and Lemon Grove.

5 /5 Jeff Huang: Yet another great restaurant in Los Angeles (actually Hollywood, right next to the Capitol Records building). On the sixth floor roof, above the Aster Hotel, is Lemon Grove. It’s mostly outdoors, although there is a covered area and space heaters. It’s decorated with lots of trees, little lights, and ultra-lounge furniture. There’s a separate bar area with lots of cozy fire pits. The food was delicious, with a few dishes (notably the meatball appetizer and the rigatoni with rib meat) that are fusions of Italian and Mexican influences. The whole experience was delicious, fun, and romantic. Lemon Grove is perfect for date nights or friends getting together. Kids could be okay here, but it’s not really a family restaurant. I happened to find a curbside parking spot nearby, and noticed the valet has a $30 sign out front.

5 /5 Gina Ibarrola: Lovely rooftop oasis in the middle of Hollywood. This restaurant is on the 6th floor of the Aster and parking is a bloody $33 or $40 at nearby public lot that’s the only downside. Otherwise, it’s a lovely place to bring friends for drinks or brunch. It has a beautiful outdoor patio seating and indoor seating. noise level indoor can be quite intrusive specially if big groups are present. Food is delicious, portions are just right. Skip the pastry or bakery offerings as it is pricey $15 for a small coffee cake. Came here for weekend brunch.