(323) 934-2110
672 S La Brea
Los Angeles,
CA
90036
34.0629
-118.3439
Neighborhoods: Greater Wilshire / Hancock Park, Central LA
Reviews & Ratings for Luna Park
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Better Now than before
by BobThom
I get the comments below I have been there a few times and was very iffy on going back. But I got a gift card for half price at lahalfoff. com so I figured it was cheap. Food was much better and the staff was really nice actually. I guess they read citysearch...
- Pros: food was good, service for me was great
- Cons: Not San Fran
Good in LA ... better in SF
by StephenJ
I live a few blocks away so I end up at Luna Park a few times a month (it is a 5 minute walk).
Most of the food is consistently good but a little overpriced. My favorite item on the menu is the tuna poke.
Aviod the S'mores for dessert ... I've made better s'mores in my microwave.
- Pros: location, mid-twenties crowd
- Cons: can be loud
Don't waste your time!
by soundmn777
Just bad food. OK place. Bad food. Cheap though. If it was this or pretty much any other place I would go there first.
- Pros: Cheap
- Cons: Cheap
USED to be my favorite restaurant...
by LP
So sad what has happened at Luna Park throughout the few years of its existence. They kept (keep) changing chefs, staff, managers, dishes, on a regular basis, until all the magic disappeared. The place apparently can still have a good atmosphere but the charm is gone - the delicious plates at great prices, and the full, chic crowd are a distant memory. Pizza and burgers? Really? Sandwiches and Salad Nicoise? Are you kidding? Sure the salad has been there from day one, but that should have been the first thing to go, not the fried trout or the truffle oil ravioli. There are so many places like the present Luna Park, I'm certainly not going out of my way to La Brea and Wilshire for a regular burger / boring fare, and over-priced drinks. Those are a dime a dozen in LA. "Sorry Luna Park, you had it once and I loved you so much that I gave you try after try during change after change - and now you're just another joint. Special no more. Good luck with your future endeavors."
- Pros: Booths
- Cons: Same as all others
COMPLETELY inept staff
by hancockparkfoodguy
i've been here before and it's fine foodwise, but i will seriously never set foot in this place again after what happened to us last night....
it was crowded and they were overwhelmed which happens... i get it. but when you have a reservation for 9pm for 4 people i expect to be seated sometime within that timeframe (+/- 20 mins). at around 10:15 we still had not been seated and there was no appology or even any acknowledgment that anything was wrong with the situation. i understand that restaurants get busy, but it's how you deal with the situation that counts. it was seriously like talking to a brick wall. i guess that's what you get when you hire teenage girls that don't take their job seriously to be the hostess.
- Pros: location
- Cons: staff, service, management
Unprofessional and Rude
by Den1979
After waiting for a table for 1 hour and 15 minutes we have finally decided to go else where, oh and we had a reservation. Beyond rude hostess didn't offer any excuses for the wait and never even approached us to let us know that the table is coming in however long (honey you're just a hostess, you can give up the attitude). The manager was clueless to what was going on in his restaurant. Extremely unprofessional in his appearance he wasn't able to solve a situation and just walked away.
I find it ridiculous when restaurant staff have no idea what they are doing.
- Pros: location
- Cons: service
awesome!
by jamesjam
Amazing tonight! We ordered from the prix-fixe menu and the food was perfect.
It was crowded but the staff made sure we were taken care of. They manager Trey was very accommodating and our server Silvie gave us impeccable service. I will definitely be returning.
THE WORST BARTENDER EVER...who followed me out of the place to yell at me after our dinner.
by shitakeeeezzz
I'm not usually one to write a bad review since I'm a foodie and generally make the most of any dining experience...however, my experience last night at Luna Park was horrendous. I was in with some girlfriends having dinner and drinks. We sat at the bar and the bartender was so rude and lacking in personality that upon leaving, I mentioned it to the person at the door. I simply said, thinking he'd want to know, that the bartender was extremely unpersonable and rude. He apparently went and told the bartender what I'd said b/c while waiting for valet, the bartender came running out at me, got IN MY FACE yelling "did you say something about my personality?!". I replied that I'd mentioned that he was very "quiet" to the man at the door, to which he responded "FU** YOU. Thanks for the tip and don't ever come back to my bar!" We had just spent $200 on food and drinks at this place and whoever was managing has the nerve to allow the bartender to come out and verbally assault me?!!!!
I have NEVER been comfronted by anyone in the service industry in such a way and am going to write up my experience on every possible website today. I was appalled and I will NEVER be going back. I plan on discouraging all of my friends from doing so as well. Never again will I set foot in that place.
This boho San Francisco import brings homey cuisine and fun cocktails to the Miracle Mile.
by Contributor
In Short
At night, the lofty space is an intimate, bohemian den with crimson-colored walls and candles on every dark-wood table. But heavy gold curtains and kitschy crystal chandeliers hanging from the rafters create a dramatic effect even in daylight. Helpful, unpretentious servers keep the Bay Area vibe alive while the menu spotlights simply prepared comfort cuisine with a creative edge. Smooth goat-cheese fondue with grilled bread and crisp green apples for dipping is wildly popular. A light, lemony vinaigrette spruces up the sweet and savory salad of spinach, dried currants and feta. For entrees, a crispy-fried pork cutlet stuffed with Gruyere cheese is satisfying and hearty, sided by a mound of mashed potatoes. The lighter fontina ravioli swims in a buttery sauce touched with truffle oil. Make-your-own s'mores, constructed out of homemade graham crackers, molten bittersweet chocolate and marshmallow, are a playful and satisfying way to end the meal.
Not here again...
by AHJamal
I normally don?t like to write bad reviews, but here is one.
The calamari was cold and tough, not edible at all.
The cobb salad was $14 for a small plate, not even aesthetically pleasing. No ham, the avocado was dangerously and eerily light green with no taste, and the bleu cheese was the cheap stuff you get in Smart and Final.
On the positive side, a small smoking patio/eating area where I got to enjoy the blissful break in the obsequious California heat with a friend while on our way to see a movie.
- Pros: Patio seating
- Cons: Food, value






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