
Hours
| Saturday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5:30 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–3 PM, 5:30–11 PM |
| Monday | 5:30–11 PM |
| Tuesday | 5:30–11 PM |
| Wednesday | 5:30–11 PM |
| Thursday | 5:30 PM–12 AM |
| Friday | 5:30 PM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7383 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Phone: (213) 516-4129
Website: https://carmelmelrose.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Carmel absolutely delivered, incredible food, beautiful space, and a full experience from start to finish.
The bread, eggplant brûlée, tortellini, and New Zealand lamb chops were all outstanding (still thinking about them ).
Sitting at the chef’s counter made it even better, amazing atmosphere and such a fun energy watching everything come together.
Service was warm, attentive, and genuinely friendly, and valet made everything easy.
LA nights done right ✨
The crowd looked somewhat pretentious but we’re in LA after all so any place with a bit of a pricier menu will unfortunately get the worst kind of customers at one point or another. Can’t fault the restaurant though and frankly I was surprised how good the food was. The halva gelato did not seem like gelato though…it was more of a room temp gooey halva paste that was a bit overwhelming with the sweetness and the texture. The flavor a presentation were nice but I would never call it gelato. Maybe something to consider fixing on the menu. Everything else I tried was great. Can’t wait to have those scallops again..
The atmosphere was warm and inviting, perfect for both a relaxed dinner and a special occasion. The service was attentive and friendly without being overwhelming.
Overall, a great dining experience — I would definitely return.
I had the Peruvian sea scallops,
The Bluefin tuna tartar and the Hamachi Ceviche.
The smoked eggplant and feta brûlée was a huge surprise . The combination of the smoke , the chili ,the Za’atar and the crunchiness of the brûlée was brilliant.
I took a few minutes rest before continuing to the mains.
Since I had quite plenty of food I decided to choose a lighter dish – Jerusalem artichoke tortellini. It was perfect ending of a perfect dinner.
Now I have to a huge problem. Should I take the Malabi Sandra that I remembered I’ve tasted in NYC a few years ago? I can’t go back to NYC without talking at list a bite? A huge dilemma!
The service was perfect.
Foodwise we have enjoyed the kampachi crudo, smoked eggplant & feta brulèe, sweet potato ‘fries’, green salad, shouk salad, artichoke tortellini, ribeye, and red snapper schnitzel. Knafeh dessert is amaaazing.
In terms of areas for improvement…
Service is always friendly but it always feels like they are managing too many tables. During our most recent visit we spent a lot of time wondering where our waiter was.
Would like to see them change up the waiting area in the back with the couches, it is extremely dark back there and does not make for a comfortable experience.
The smoked eggplant and feta comes with three small pieces of za’atar that are just not enough for sharing. It’s an amazing dish but the ratio of ‘dip to vessel’ is way off. I was also surprised to find the short rib pappardelle bland. I was expecting that rich flavor you get whenever short rib is involved but it just fell flat.