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Lively gastropub (with a big patio) known for gourmet burgers & dozens of craft beers on tap.
Hours
| Saturday | 12 PM–12 AM |
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 12–10 PM |
| Thursday | 12–10 PM |
| Friday | 12 PM–12 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3229 Helms Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90034
Phone: (310) 736-2224
Website: http://www.fathersoffice.com/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: resy.com
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Reviews
Stacy Rosas
When you’re looking for a good burger, this place comes up on your list especially when you live in the Culver area. I was not impressed by the choice of burger they served. They only have one, btw. There’s no substitutions, so the person who came up with this burger seemed to be very confident in his choice of what goes with what. The sandwich is not gourmet, it has too many flavors that overpower each other and the fact that this place doesn’t have condiments besides aioli?! because the chef doesn’t like them, lol is ridiculous. Also, the place smelled like rotten eggs inside and outside, which didn’t help. The fries and tots had good texture, but they were very salty and then to have to dip them in aioli (which made it worse), because you don’t offer people ketchup, or any other condiments. The only real positive was that the service was quick and the staff was very kind. I would not recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a good burger and options.
… morePraneet Raj
Stopped by Father’s Office in downtown LA for a beer and was impressed by their great selection. They offer a well-curated list of craft beers, with something for every palate, from hoppy IPAs to smooth stouts. The atmosphere was lively yet laid-back, perfect for enjoying a drink. The bar food was equally impressive—elevated, flavorful, and thoughtfully prepared. Their signature Office Burger is a must-try, packed with bold flavors, and the sweet potato fries were crispy and delicious. Overall, it’s a great spot for beer lovers looking for quality drinks and gourmet bar bites in a cool setting.
… moreElla
So fast and so delicious!! It felt the food had arrived before we’d finished ordering – and was incredible! One of the best burgers I have ever eaten. Staff are super personable and happy to recommend good beers, even on a busy night. A great atmosphere with good inside and outdoor seating. Definitely a place to meet mates and catch up.
… moreCarrie Z
Came back to Father’s Office after about 10 years, and both the restaurant and the surrounding neighborhood have upgraded. The space has a dark, cozy ambiance with wood-paneled ceilings, and there’s both indoor and outdoor seating. It wasn’t too crowded on a Saturday night, about half full and not too loud, which was surprising, so maybe they get more weekday traffic.
I ordered The Office Burger, which was delicious and definitely not your standard burger, different ingredients and unique in flavor. With a beer and tip, you’re looking at $40+ per person.
There’s free covered parking, and the area is walkable, with other cafes, restaurants, and home design stores nearby.
… moreI ordered The Office Burger, which was delicious and definitely not your standard burger, different ingredients and unique in flavor. With a beer and tip, you’re looking at $40+ per person.
There’s free covered parking, and the area is walkable, with other cafes, restaurants, and home design stores nearby.
Richard L
Bartender was very friendly and helpful. They have a nice bottled tea for those who don’t drink alcohol.
The burger was cooked perfectly. I don’t really like blue cheese, so note if you don’t like blue cheese, be wary.
Fries are skinny and perfectly light and crispy but soft. I would prefer it with ketchup over the aioli they serve it with. Though.
Their ribs are super tender. You can kind of taste the bitterness of sauce, but the sauce is good. It’s not too sweet or spicy.
The fried chicken sandwich uses dark meat, which I love. It’s more juicy and flavorful than white meat. It’s very crispy on the outside.
Overall, the tastes are very varied; I’d love to come back and try new dishes.
… moreThe burger was cooked perfectly. I don’t really like blue cheese, so note if you don’t like blue cheese, be wary.
Fries are skinny and perfectly light and crispy but soft. I would prefer it with ketchup over the aioli they serve it with. Though.
Their ribs are super tender. You can kind of taste the bitterness of sauce, but the sauce is good. It’s not too sweet or spicy.
The fried chicken sandwich uses dark meat, which I love. It’s more juicy and flavorful than white meat. It’s very crispy on the outside.
Overall, the tastes are very varied; I’d love to come back and try new dishes.
Patrick Pan
At one point this was my favorite place in the area, but I believe the Helms neighborhood has made it impossibly expensive for them to operate. The price increases over the years are a bit jarring even for Los Angeles. A casual visit for two people with two burgers, some tots, and four beers would run you $120 easily, and more if you tip extra. The staff is fantastic, but I’m just not seeing how this place should be on a regular rotation with better value available elsewhere within a two-mile radius.
… moreHon Lam
Michelin Star ⭐ place and def worth a visit, recommend the salad and the burger all the too
… moreBrady Bowyer
On my burger tour of LA, I would be remiss not to have hit Father’s Office. Was it the best burger on earth? No. Was it the best in LA? Still probably not, especially for the price point. But was it still damn good? You betcha. The tender, juicy patty and the combination of cheeses with the tartness from the balsamic onions and the peppery arugula is . It’s definitely up there for sure.
The Spanish mushrooms were delicious as well, do not skip out on them! The beer selection was great as well of course. They even had one of my favorites, Trappistes Rochefort 10, served in a little Trappistes Rochefort coupe glass nonetheless!
… moreThe Spanish mushrooms were delicious as well, do not skip out on them! The beer selection was great as well of course. They even had one of my favorites, Trappistes Rochefort 10, served in a little Trappistes Rochefort coupe glass nonetheless!
Michael Han
Reason for visiting: happy hour after work
Date/time of visit: Wednesday, ~6:00 PM
Parking: there’s free parking in the structure and in the lot shared by other businesses. If it’s full, there’s street parking in the back on the street directly behind the parking lot(s); meter parking is good for 2 hrs at a time. ~$2.00 for 2 hours; meter parking ends at 8:00PM. Free after.
Party size: 8 people
Environment/ambience: loud but fun. TVs around for a few games; we sat at the bar. I got there a few minutes late but seems not too hard to find seating in the bar area; we did have to split up but near each other.
Service: was great; both the bartenders were great. Friendly and offered suggestions. Really chill peoples.
Food: had the Kolsch lager and a few fries. Everything was good.
Cost: I bought 1 round; ~7 beers and sweet potato fries. $105 with tip.
Would I go back (yes/no): 90/10
… moreDate/time of visit: Wednesday, ~6:00 PM
Parking: there’s free parking in the structure and in the lot shared by other businesses. If it’s full, there’s street parking in the back on the street directly behind the parking lot(s); meter parking is good for 2 hrs at a time. ~$2.00 for 2 hours; meter parking ends at 8:00PM. Free after.
Party size: 8 people
Environment/ambience: loud but fun. TVs around for a few games; we sat at the bar. I got there a few minutes late but seems not too hard to find seating in the bar area; we did have to split up but near each other.
Service: was great; both the bartenders were great. Friendly and offered suggestions. Really chill peoples.
Food: had the Kolsch lager and a few fries. Everything was good.
Cost: I bought 1 round; ~7 beers and sweet potato fries. $105 with tip.
Would I go back (yes/no): 90/10
erin daley
Self serve resturant, order everything from bar & you return to order additional drinks. You do all the work. Food brought by runners & never at same time. 1 sandwich, then next sandwich & last were the French fries. WIERD & cold environment. $$$ for doing your own work. The only smile we received was at door for I.D. check. Good food, easy parking. If I needed ketchup for fries I had to go ask bar-tender.
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