A Silver Lake mainstay inspired by the posh American tavern, The Black Cat is complete with lofty decorative ceilings, handsome paneled walls, and elegant brass chandeliers floating above a well-worn dark wood bar. Never straying too far from the classics, the food and drinks are familiar enough to get your attention, yet innovative enough to keep you coming back. Like any self-respecting old-school tavern, there is a burger, and then there are house-made pastas, chicken, seafood, and steak. Cocktails are balanced and well-crafted, but if you prefer something a little more bespoke, don’t hesitate to ask.
Upscale American gastropub in a historic location related to the LGBTQ civil rights movement.
Hours
| Saturday | 2 PM–2 AM |
| Sunday | 2 PM–2 AM |
| Monday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Tuesday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Thursday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Friday | 4 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3909 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90029
Phone: (323) 661-6369
Website: https://theblackcatla.getbento.com/
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Reviews
The food was better than I expected, especially their salad and steak. The beet salad was amazing and the steak was cooked to perfect medium rare. We enjoyed the chicken liver toast, which pared beautifully with the gamay we got. Moreover enjoyed the cavatelli pasta dish we got with calabrian peppers (don’t see if on the online menu now). Finally, we finished with the basque cheesecake, which is my favorite cheesecake. Could be a bit more caramelized but enjoyed every bite.
I was told they had an interesting wine menu and they did. They got me at Gamay but had another Spanish Red, Trepat, I have never had that was somewhere between a pinor noir and a sancerre rouge chilled. Also had the Cinsault, I didn’t get to try yet.
We had a great server who fit the vibe. Welcoming and friendly and kept with the temp of our meal. Also the atmosphere is like a big clean pub and great people watching, especially the week before Halloween when all the costume parties start from DTLA to WeHo!
Fish and Chips were fine but chips were more frites than chips. I guess it’s fine if you live in the area and can walk there. No need to travel to go there.
The Mac and cheese was very tasty..not to mention the sweet potatoes, all very tasty
Great service. Don’t forget the bread pudding!
The burger was priced higher than at some other burger joints, but if you appreciate a more special flavor, it’s worth it.
Fresh food
Drink Flavors were amazing
Chill dark atmosphere
Very loud and booming with conversations
My first time here was pleasantly surprised that they allowed dogs inside the establishment. My friend had his dog and there were other patrons with their pet dogs as well.
This is a really interesting and not to mention historical landmark.
The Black Cat is known to be the site of the first documented LGBT civil rights demonstration in the nation held on February 11, 1967 which was declared by the city of Los Angeles in 2008 by the cultural heritage commission.
We were greeted by a friendly and extremely accommodating host to our table (She gave water to dogs outside due to the hot weather) good job!
Started off with a round of drinks which is highly recommended.
Our server ‘Mikey’ was also friendly and extremely accommodating.
They were playing some really cool ‘Indie’ music that was quite the treat as well.
Our food was amazing and delicious.
As shown in the photos.
The restaurant is clean, organized, and their service was above and beyond.
Me and my party were very happy to have come here. My wife & I were the only ones who paid our visit for the very first time.
So like I do when the credit is due…The Black Cat gets 5 ⭐’s up, down, & all around.
Thank you entire staff at the Black Cat, we will definitely be back for more!
And wings which sounds very casual but this was really a step up. Alexander was wonderful to work with to get set up for our event which featured Councilmembers Heather Hutt and Nithya Raman true defenders of the peoples rights. We were also pleased to have Senator Caroline Menjivar with us to fill us in on how our State Senators are fight for us to keep us safe while the people in DC try to destroy us. During these times it’s important to uplift the people who want freedom and democracy for everyone without exception. Great restaurant great community leaders and business owners. You can feel very proud supporting the Black Cat!
Start with the good… they did an amazing job renovating the place and honoring the history of the lgbt movement. There was no wait for a table and the staff were friendly.
The bad… buffalo wings were cold and the street corn was alright. The drink was not good and I would have left, but friends didn’t feel like going elsewhere. I ordered the fish and chips for a safe bet and it was lack luster. The steak and frites were okay as well.
I would avoid the food and probably order a beer if necessary.