(323) 460-6300
6633 Hollywood Blvd
Los Angeles,
CA
90028
34.1017
-118.3343
Neighborhoods: Hollywood, Central LA
Geisha House
What People Are Saying About Geisha House
The Editor
Tara Lis
Citysearch
The glowing pink squares on the building's exterior set the scene for the "Paris was here so I should be too" crowd at this Dolce Group standby. The mostly 20-something crowd enters through a red-painted wood hallway, arriving at a full-length mirror--a not-so-subtle hint at the see-and-be-seen posing to come. Inside, the prominent main bar's white-grid-enclosed plasma screens are a focal point from every vantage point. Further back, a three-tiered fireplace anchors the main dining room, which is lined with kimono-like swatches and a twig-enclosed private booth. The less showy second floor…
11/04/09
cool if you want to feel like your in with the hills crowd
by av82
its cool to club there but the food gets a huge thumbs down if you know anything about sushi. i dont mind paying top $$ for sushi if its worth it, but this spot is horrible and expensive
- Pros: servers were hot
- Cons: food was garbage
07/08/09
best sushi in town
by jewbear1
one of my favorite places in LA! Very hip vibe with an excellent menu to back it up!
05/18/09
Average sushi place in Hollywood
by lakers2408
I came here for a friends birthday last month. The sushi was pretty good but not really what I expected. I really liked the decorations and red lighting. The atmosphere was cool and it was really crowded. It seems like the place is more about the aesthetics than the quality of the food. I saw waitresses walking around with plates of food that was visually pleasing. For example, there was an Igloo shaped thing made of ice with different kinds of sushi under it. For the price, I wouldnt recommend going here but if money is not an issue than it is very fun.
- Pros: Nice interior design, good for people watching.
- Cons: Prices, Food Quality
The Details on Geisha House
Where to Sit:
Request a table in the first floor's dining room, which isn't typically seated early in the evening--it has the best proximity to the bar. For a more intimate meal, venture to the back booths upstairs.
Parking:
The valet can be a bit pricey on busy nights--save a few dollars by using the lot across directly across the street on Cherokee.
What to Drink:
The Shikomi cocktail is like a decadent spa beverage, with sake, midori, lemon and cucumber.
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Payment Methods:
American Express, Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Late Night Dining, Celeb Hangout, Private Rooms, People Watching, Date Spot, Group Dining, Live Music, Bar Scene
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