Why hello! Did you think we left you? Not so fast. As many of you know (and a few of you may have been cruising since its opening), the historic Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel is a Los Angeles landmark that hosted the first Academy Awards in 1929 and has a long list of notable residents from Marilyn Monroe to Marilyn Manson. Major renovations in were completed in 2005 by designer Dodd Mitchell, but we will be visiting the latest additions to the hotel. First up the intimate
Library Bar—while not new, the menu here is always new as well known "mixologist"
Matthew Biancaniello creates cocktails based on farmers market ingredients and your personal tastes. We will then move to the bar at the newly opened
Public Kitchen and Bar designed by
Studio Collective—an open space adjacent to the lobby that has that 1920's-1940's vintage, lofty feel that seems to be the trend these days (think marble topped counters and butcher block tables). Finally, we will crawl up to
The Spare Room designed by the same team (2 for 1 special?) and open for a couple of months now. This lounge has a feel of a vintage game parlor but more Art Deco-y. In fact there are 2 bowling lanes here as well as comfy oversized seating for other types of game play (um, board games that is).
So hope to see you next Fri, Mar 11 from 630-8p. Cheers.
7000 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood 90028
323.466.7000