

Named as one of the 99 Essential Restaurants by Jonathan Gold in LA Weekly. As seen on Food Network’s Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Family-run joint since 1982. Showcasing a mix of homestyle Lebanese, Armenian and Middle Eastern cuisine. All our dishes are prepared from scratch with only the freshest, high quality ingredients. Our recipes have been in our family for decades.
Family-run joint showcasing a mix of homestyle Lebanese & Armenian dishes in modest surrounds.
Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 4905 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90029
Phone: (323) 662-9325
Website: http://www.hollywoodmarouch.com/
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Reviews
My favorite is the rose water in the drink and the dessert. It’s a unique taste and not too sweet.
Last night’s dinner was remarkable. From the many meze side orders to the fabulous entrées, Marouch delivers.
For starters I had the Tabbouleh, made from crushed wheat, parsley, tomato and green onions seasoned with lemon juice and olive oil. It was extremely refreshing and crisp, obviously made daily.
Next the Marouch Special with Hummas and Falafel came out. The falafel had the perfect combination of ground garbanzo and fava beans. The inside was cooked perfect and held together well while the outside was fried to a golden crispy brown.
Lastly for appetizers, I had the Fatayer, or cheese turnover. Delicious cheese wrapped in wonton paper and fried. Yummy!
Bob, our server was wonderful and described each dish in detail as it came out. It was lovely to hear how the food was prepared and its cultural origins.
For entrées I had the Lahm Mishwi, or Shish Kabab, with tender cuts of seasoned, charbroiled filet mignon and lamb, and the Shish Tawouk, or boneless, skinless, chicken cubes served over a bed of rice. The meats were fantastic – juicy, tender, well seasoned and delicious. Everything you’d want from a kabob. And the rice, ohmygoodness, the rice. It was out of this world. So good I cleared my plate!
My second entrée was the Ferry, or quail.
I had two whole quails marinated and barbecued with creamy garlic sauce. That little bird was packed with flavor and presented beautifully. The seasoning was extraordinary and made for wonderful little morsels of meat.
As a thank you for our visit we were gifted with a lovely bottle of wine on the owners behalf. Last night turned out to be a memorable, entertaining and fun experience.
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Parking is a lit tight in a small lot right in front of the store, but we had no issues. Say hi to Leonardo DiCaprio for me if you see him. They say he eats there sometimes.