Musso & Frank Grill
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RestaurantsTop Sentiments among Musso & Frank Grill Reviewers
Great Pounded Steak
Perfect Grey Goose Dirty Martini
Best dishes
Good spinach
Perfect filet mignon
Nice Manhattan martini
Great drinks
Best grilled ground sirloin steak
Best dinners
Delicious bread pudding
Customer Reviews (17 reviews)
jenniferh
on Yahoo Mar 16, 2009What a great experiance, food was great the service terrific like going back in time. The fresh ice tea was a treat served from silver tea pots, reminding me what true fresh tea is suppose to taste like, we ate lunch and... (more)
Howe
on Yahoo Dec 25, 2008My wife and I went here at my insistence. Service was extremely slow. Waited almost 45-50 minutes for food to arrive. Others came after us and were served faster. Food overpriced. waiters bored, indiffernt and... (more)
success4gregt
on Yahoo Nov 03, 2008I thought the food was excellent, the service was great, and the interior was just what you would imagine a restaurant to be like 60-70 years ago. Musso & Frank serves old-fashioned American/Continental food. The... (more)
Deb B
on Yahoo Jul 19, 2008We went there last night, had tickets to see Wicked at the Pantages, and we were VERY disappointed. The waiter was VERY rude, we asked for 2 ticket for our group and he marched off..... and then tried charging us more on... (more)
PURPLEKYSS The Creole Queen!
on Yahoo Jun 11, 2008I had tickets to the Pantages Theatre and went in search of a place to grab dinner close. Musso & Frank Grill is about 6 blocks west of the Pantages Theatre. The table clothed tables and Old school feel was nice. The... (more)
J.C.A.
on Yahoo Mar 13, 2008Just love this restaurant! The atmosphere, the decor, the 'old world charm waiters' (or not, but that, in itself, is the charming difference at this place. The food is good, old fashioned home cooking and 3 of us... (more)
rudy.andl
on Yahoo Jan 30, 2008Very good food at a reasonable price. The old Hollywood ambiance is warm and comfortable. I had the lamb chops and they were very, very good. The house salad with blue cheese dressing was right up there. My wife's new... (more)
macboube
on Yahoo Nov 15, 2007great place, a hollywood classic that hasn't changed too much with the times, hate the new trendy places where u get a piece of artwork that is one 16th of a pound for 50 bucks, I'm trying to eat something that tastes... (more)
sadieschiller
on Yahoo Aug 14, 2007My father has been taking me here since I was a child. Every time he says the exact same thing on the way. "THe best flannel cakes in town." and he is right. They also serve homecooked like food such as chicken pot pie and... (more)
Senor Cosmonaut
on Yahoo Jul 28, 2007A Hollywood institution!: If I were to make a list of things that I miss since moving from Hollywood, Musso's would be in the top ten. I love this place! I'm a vegetarian, so I can't tell you about the meat dishes. I can... (more)
a Yahoo! Local User
on Yahoo Oct 19, 2006Getting Bad: I've been there for years...The service remains excellent, however the quality of foods is suffering and occasionally products and beverages outage. (more)
whalley
on Yahoo Mar 15, 2006Old Hollywood Vibe: At Musso's, you order a martini and the shrimp cocktail or grilled fish. I don't know anywhere else in LA that serves welsh rarebit. [I stand corrected - you can also get Welsh rarebit at Tam O'... (more)
Craig in L.A.
on Yahoo Dec 07, 2005A Hollywood institution: A true Hollywood institution, dating back to 1919. Clubby atmosphere with paneled walls and art deco sconces. The Tuesday special is a yummy sauerbraten. Lots of high-quality dishes from... (more)
Stephanie
on Yahoo Sep 16, 2005The way a martini is supposed to be made: Yes, we all know that if you haven't been to Musso's you haven't been to Hollywood. It's true. Musso's is old Hollywood demanding its rightful place on the boulevard. You can... (more)
mack_reed
on Yahoo Aug 23, 2005Dream Like Faulkner, Drink Like Hemingway,Eat Well: Musso and Frank is a Hollywood institution - as in Old Hollywood, the town where William Faulkner and Ernest Hemingway would retire to Musso's mid-day to get... (more)