Birthday dinner in Hollywood for 16 y/o and friends
My daughter is celebrating her 16th birthday and is asking me to find a cool restaurant in Hollywood to bring a group of girlfriends for dinner. Doesn't need to be high end, just something with atmosphere and good food. Any suggestions?
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I just went to a birthday party for my co-workers' daughter who turned 18 (gosh, I'm old because I was there when she was born) at El Compadre last Sunday. I went in not expecting much but I had a blast. There was a live band who serenaded her with Happy Brithday several times and she said it was the best she's ever had.
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KatsuYa?
Me, when I'm in Hollywood, I usually end up at Moun of Tunis, or someplace really low endy.
Or Lucky Devil's.
But I don't think my spots would work.
I bet they'd like the House of Blues.
she'd find more sceney places outside of Hollywood, like in West Hollywood (Mozza, and such) Beverly Hills (Spago, Cut and so on)
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re: Diana
Moun of Tunis is a great idea. Unusual, casual, sit-on-couches-and-get-messy-eating-with-your-hands-fun. And it won't break the bank. (I'm not sure that "cool" to a teen means somewhere they'd go on "The Hills," but I could be wrong.) If they're into kitsch, taking in Thai Elvis impersonator at Palm could be fun. And El Coyote is always popular with the teen birthday crowd. I'd vote against Loteria Grill. Expensive, loud, kinda "weird" for teens, and still having issues with service.
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What about the Porch restaurant at House of Blues? It's fun, sceney (although not really in a celebrity way), and it won't kill your wallet. Or Saddleranch Steak House, it's on the Strip, and they have a mechanical bull (although I think you have to be 18 to ride it). Or Universal-on weekends, the stores are open late, so everyone can walk around. And there are many medium priced places to eat. Or Hollywood and Highland? There are lots of restaurants, but I'm not really sure what 16 year olds are like these days. They might think that's lame.
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