On the border of West Hollywood and Beverly Hills is a newcomer called Hudson House, located on the Sunset Strip a block west of Doheny Drive, on the corner that shifts from high-rise office buildings and into the residential section of WeHo. The new hotspot is right next to SoHo House, Lavo, and Prince Street Pizza.
Chef Dave Beran presents this captivating French bistro, where standards like onion soup and beef tartare are elevated to their highest reaches. His menu teems with a parade of tempting dishes, thereby creating a particular challenge—keep things light with an endive salad and a delicate amalgam of crab, cream and pickled cauliflower. Otherwise, go full steam with a decadent pâté en croute.
This is a sleek, stylish, and modern haven with an airy and fluid design. A counter and open kitchen reside if only to showcase the culinary pyrotechnics of Chef Josef Centeno; and the deeply robust prix-fixe flaunts all the fireworks—think peak-season ingredients infused with wide-ranging flavors.
The moody newcomer carries on the legacy of a bygone LA club inside the historic Morgan Adams Building
CalAsia Construction is a general contractor firm dedicated to the highest possible standards. Drawing from both principals’ experiences, CalAsia has been building restaurants for 25 years thanks to a straightforward and thorough management system.