

At Yardbird, our famous fried chicken is the heart of our Southern hospitality, celebrated by culinary giants like James Beard and Bon Appétit. Our menu reflects cherished family recipes and genuine warmth, capturing the essence of Southern charm. From our vibrant Miami Beach origins to our global expansion, we’ve remained committed to culinary excellence, honoring timeless American classics while embracing innovation. Valet Hours: Monday – Saturday 1pm to 8pm Sunday 12pm to 6pm Self Parking $1 for every hour until the 4th hour Each additional hour thereafter is 2.00 more Maximum 18.00 Lost Ticket 18.00
Traditional Southern eatery for themed decor, chicken & waffles, grits & more, plus craft cocktails.
Hours
| Saturday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8500 Beverly Blvd Suite 112, Los Angeles, CA 90048
Phone: (323) 250-8034
Website: https://www.runchickenrun.com/location-page-los-angeles/
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Order and Reservations
Reservations: runchickenrun.comtripleseat.com
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Reviews
The waitress was genuinely good, but good service doesn’t compensate for overpriced food that isn’t fresh as expected from similar overhyped places.
For food we got the chicken satay (skewers) both fried and grilled. They each came drizzled in different sauces, my bf preferred the Nashville which was a more traditional low heat fried chicken. We also got the “burnt ends” disco fries. So coming from NJ these were a lot like traditional disco fries with the cheese and gravy. The burnt ends were definitely NOT burnt ends. They were more like small cubed stewed brisket which could be because of the gravy. We would not get again as I was looking for that more traditional bbq flavor and texture.
We split the fried chicken entree since it was a generous portion. The chicken was very crispy and while extremely moist, we both felt like it was missing seasoning before it was fried. We tried it but for the price $36, not sure I’d get it again. I think we would come back but maybe try some other options from their extensive menu.
Service was friendly, pretty consistent and attentive as we sat at the bar and it was mostly empty in the entire restaurant.
It’s very nice and lovely restaurant. I ordered the steak and fries which both came out really good. And I had the watermelon cocktail drink which was pretty good for a casual drink. Over all was a good experience.
We arrived 2:16PM, nobody was at the reception. We seated outside and were the only table outside. So we waited 15 mins to get our order and water and thought the waitress seemed to be not in a good mood until I saw her having a great conversation and warm welcome to the new table behind us. And they got their water and food much faster than us :/
She was not rude to us and we were very polite and I kept saying thank you for every time she came to us so it’s hurtful.
Overall could’ve been much better if our mains were served hot and the service didn’t match with the 22% mandatory tips.
The good: super friendly staff, beautiful interior design, and that cozy outdoor space that’s perfect for pups.
The not-so-good: the food was a major letdown compared to the Venetian location. The popcorn shrimp were tiny, overly battered, and chewy ($20, 1 star). The Asian chicken sandwich, despite using their signature fried chicken, was honestly one of the worst fried chicken sandwiches I’ve had in a long while ($28, 1 star). And the BBQ plate? Just okay ($45, 2 star). For the price, the whole meal felt underwhelming and forgettable.
Sadly, I won’t be rushing back to this location anytime soon.