Scarlett – is an Italian-inspired bar and bistro where good taste meets a touch of mischief. A modern interpretation of Italian indulgence, Scarlett brings together familiar flavors, refined cocktails, and an after-dark energy that builds as the evening unfolds. From candlelit dinners to late-night moments, the experience is meant to linger, social, electric, and effortlessly seductive. Come hungry. Stay for trouble.
Hours
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8715 Beverly Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90048
Phone: (628) 210-3165
Website: https://www.scarlett.love/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: opentable.com
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Reviews
Our waiter was Quentin from France. He was very nice and recommended some different items, but it may be best to choose your own. We ordered the following: dirty pear and espresso martini drinks, tuna tartare, yellowtail crudo, smoked fish dip, Caesar salad, burrata, meatballs & polenta, truffle mushroom pizza, branzino, charred cauliflower, and truffle fries. My favorite items were the dirty pear drink, tuna tartare, yellowtail crudo, Caesar salad, and the charred cauliflower. The smoked fish dip was waaaay too salty we had to send it back. The burrata was not my fave, meatballs and polenta were mid, truffle pizza had an excessive amount of arugula and didn’t even taste like pizza, and the branzino had no flavor and a lot of fennel which I’m not a fan of.
Although some of the food wasn’t the best, the entertainment was spectacular! They had dancers who kind of just walked around and smoked real cigarettes, a piano player and singer, and one of the best aerialists flying over the diners in a spinning hoop that I’ve ever seen!
This place was a cute experience and it just opened in January so I’m sure they are testing things out, but as of now, I don’t plan on returning any time soon.
The hostess was polite, not overly warm, but efficient. Our waiter, however, elevated the experience. He was confident in his recommendations, attentive without hovering, and clearly knew the menu.
We started with the Tuna Tartare chives, avocado, ponzu, truffle, lavash ($26). He recommended it over the yellowtail and he was right. It was fresh, balanced, and the truffle note was subtle but present. A strong opener.
Next, the dish everyone talks about: Meatballs & Polenta pomodoro, basil, ricotta, parmigiano ($18). Worth the hype. Rich, comforting, and layered with flavor. The polenta was creamy and the sauce had depth. Easily a must-order.
For mains:
• Pappardelle with Braised Short Rib Ragu parmigiano, chives ($30): Excellent flavor, well-developed ragu, and the pasta held the sauce beautifully. This was the standout entrée.
• Chicken Parmigiana pomodoro, mozzarella, basil ($35): Solid, but not exceptional. The chicken itself could use more seasoning. The texture was good, but it needed more internal flavor to compete with the other dishes.
The ambiance is where Scarlette really shines. Romantic. Sexy. Moody lighting. It feels like a dinner party and a show at the same time. They had a magician circulating between tables (fun but not intrusive) and a burlesque performer who did one-song sets about once an hour which was perfect. It added energy without overwhelming the dining experience.
We didn’t try the cocktails this time, but after seeing what was coming out of the bar, that’s definitely on the agenda for our next visit.
Overall: a vibrant, theatrical dinner spot with strong starters, a standout pasta, and an atmosphere that makes the night feel like an occasion. We’ll be back and next time, we’re sitting at the bar.
The restaurant has finally opened and it’s absolutely beautiful. The space is thoughtfully done: cozy tables, a bar, fireplace, leopard pool table, private room, a patio, and even a piano in the middle for live performers. It’s a lot atmosphere-wise, but when it’s this well executed, it deserves to be mentioned.
Since it was opening weekend, we were welcomed with a glass of champagne, which set the tone right away. The menu is extensive with seafood, flatbreads, pasta, and meat—so many good options. We started with a few dishes: yellowtail (the seasoning was absolutely delicious), calamari, and burrata with homemade pesto (so good).
For mains, we tried the pappardelle (excellent), gnocchi (not usually my favorite, but the pesto really worked), and the skirt steak with sides—all very well seasoned. There’s honestly so much on the menu that I’ll definitely need to come back to try more.
And dessert did not disappoint. The tiramisu was incredibly creamy—wow, a must-try. The panna cotta was perfectly balanced, not too heavy. We also ordered gelato (vanilla) and sorbet (lime), which I don’t usually do at restaurants, but I’m so glad we did.
Overall, an amazing experience. Dishes are great for sharing (or not), the atmosphere is beautiful, and the live singer/piano player was fantastic. Loved everything.
Will definitely be back—and you should go too.
The atmosphere is seductive and vibrant, perfectly paired with an incredible entertainment show that elevates the entire experience !!
A must-visit if you’re looking for a dinner with a little heat. Finally, a restaurant in LA that is effortlessly classy, chic, and undeniably sexy.