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- Los Angeles TimesAugust 3, 2014The best dessert, oddly enough, is a bouncy olive oil cake: split, filled with lightly sweetened tomato sorbet and garnished with juicy slivers of tomato peel; summer expressed in an unexpected way. Read more
- Los Angeles TimesAugust 3, 2014The restaurant takes its name from a prewar nickname for the neighborhood, when the steep, narrow streets were known for their concentration of radicals and freethinkers. Read more
- John SchwartzDecember 22, 2013The pasta is exemplary and the service is impeccable and completely at ease. Meatballs were delicious as well. Best find in a long time.
- Tasting TableMay 1, 2012Order the lamb braised in Telegraph Stock Porter and chiles--the rich beer and touch of heat accentuate the flavorful meat: Read more
- Peter HaninkJuly 27, 2013Though I'm still not quite sure what the heck "new American" means as a cuisine, the food sure was tasty!
- Amanda NatividadNovember 18, 2012Bread & Butter plate is just so-so. Should be free; not $4. Squid with Potatoes is ok. Roasted Duck with Grapes and Cherries is perfection. No place does duck like Red Hill.
- Hanh NMarch 10, 2012Portions are kind of small but the food is yummy. Great vegetarian options. A welcome addition to the neighborhood!
- Serena LiuAugust 18, 2012Food is delicious but be prepared to be here for a while. Food service is pretty slow. Loved the cauliflower!
- Los Angeles TimesAugust 3, 2014The latest step in the Brooklynization of Echo Park, it's crafty, folky, a bit clumsy and subtly manipulative. Read more
- Jeff MindellSeptember 1, 2012The burrata and roasted pluot plate is easily the best thing I've eaten in a while.
- TiboVonTurboAugust 3, 2012Excellent rapport qualities prix, carte creative. Parfait pour un diner a Echo park.