

Chef Neal Fraser’s flagship restaurant carved into one of the city’s most historic architectural gems- the former rectory building of Vibiana- features Modern American cuisine that is refined yet approachable and highlights the multi-cultural influences of Los Angeles. An extensive cocktail menu by Bar Director Tobin Shea features well-balanced, bespoke renditions of the classics. Redbird is recognized by the Michelin Guide (California) and 50 Best Discovery. Indoor/outdoor dining options for weekend brunch and dinner. Email [email protected] for private dining, filming location and more.
Innovative New American dishes are paired with creative cocktails in a stylish setting.
Hours
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–2 PM, 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–2 PM, 5–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 114 E 2nd St, Los Angeles, CA 90012
Phone: (213) 788-1191
Website: http://www.redbird.la/
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Reviews
Their menu is pretty solid and they seem to do their basics very well. The porkchop was my favorite. The lamb shank was decent and the curry sauce was excellent. The pastas and salads are always on the mark.
What they also do well are cocktails, classic and new fusion and love the night cap menu where they seal a cocktail for you to-go. The wine and desserts are pretty mediocre. Better to just get another cocktail in my opinion.
I found the service wonderful. Efficient and friendly. They are run by professionals, which are hard to find these days.
The thing I really enjoyed was the atmosphere, especially in the main dining room with open roof. Really sets the ambiance apart from other restaurants.
The pasta was also fine, but pretty unremarkable. Not pictured is the smoked bbq tofu, which was good and a big portion, but also very sweet, it was really the only flavor to the dish.
Mango pudding for dessert was beautiful but I’d get something else if I returned. The scoop of frozen yogurt was exceptional.
We were able to walk in firstly get to order from the happy hour menu which does come with the requirement of being seated inside in their lounge area but it in itself is a vibe! Food was amazing, the servers were kind and attentive, and the drinks and bartenders were next level great!
Baby friendly, and spacious to walk around. The whole aesthetic is beautiful and I recommend this for anyone traveling to LA
I highly recommend the prawns which were full of flavor. The snap peas were so refreshing and delightful.
I really liked the Cavatelli because it wasn’t too heavy. The pork chop was prepared very well.
The desserts were just OK. The guava sorbet was gritty and the Earl Grey didn’t quite come together.
The outside air tables were nice but definitely would have been better with the helicopter or loud blasts.
Service was good and staff were very informative.
This place was worth the visit!
Good happy hour deals, but the discount does not apply to the dining area though you may still order anything from that menu.
Food favorites: prawns w/ pineapple salsa, summer truffled gnocchi, whole crispy branzino, and peach and cream pie. Prawns were succulent while the salsa added some tartness that enhanced the overall flavor and the almonds on top added a contrast in texture. The gnocchi were incredibly soft and paired nicely with the corn crema, could have done with more truffles though. Branzino was served with a beautiful lemongrass broth that is poured on top at the table. The branzino was tender and absorbed the broth’s flavor well. Peach and cream pie was light and a lovely way to end the evening.
The restaurant was about half full, which wasn’t bad for a weeknight evening, but when I came years back, they were packed on a weeknight. It didn’t help that there were a dozen police cars lined up across the street when my friends arrived (we have no clue what was happening). Definitely get the apprehension about coming out to DTLA, but there are restaurants like Redbird that are worth coming out for, especially if you’re looking for an elegant and worthwhile dining experience.