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410 Boyd - CLOSED
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410 Boyd StLos Angeles, CA 90013
Neighborhood: Downtown
(213) 617-2491
- Good for Kids:
- No
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Private Lot
- Attire:
- Casual
- Good for Groups:
- Yes
- Price Range:
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$$
- Takes Reservations:
- Yes
- Take-out:
- Yes
- Waiter Service:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Good For:
- Dinner
- Music:
- DJ
- Best Nights:
- Fri, Thu, Sat
- Happy Hour:
- Yes
- Alcohol:
- Full Bar
- Smoking:
- Outdoor Area/ Patio Only
- Coat Check:
- No
- Noise Level:
- Quiet
- Has TV:
- Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
About This Business:
All American funky 40's style Diner at the beach. Serving the best breakfast and burgers in town! Check out our feature on Diners, Drives and Dives! Guy… read more »
43 reviews for 410 Boyd
Review Highlights
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"This is my work's favorite happy hour spot." In 8 reviews -
"But I had a grilled shrimp sandwich that was great the..." In 3 reviews -
"It showcases art from local talent." In 12 reviews
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43 reviews in English
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Review from Yvette C.
Los Angeles, CA
5/11/2011
I love this place, so much so, if I lived down the street I'd always be found here.
Though I was a little hesitant with the part of town it's in, I didn't think much of it until I walked in and I felt nice and cozy.
I went on a Friday night, right around 8 pm and sat at the bar. Looking over the menu, there was a lot of your standards but also unique dishes to choose from. I went with a blackened ahi sandwich while my gal pal opted for their blackened shrimp sandwich. We shared an ahi tartare for the appetizer. The tartare was very flavorful, and came with neat presentation. You have to try it, especially if you're one to salivate over creations on Top Chef. The sandwiches were also very well presented, and the tastes (I tried both) were out of this world. Flavorful, juicy and definitely filling, both meals came with very yummy thin potato fries. Needless to say, for a neighborhood bar, the food presentation was quite upscale.
The atmosphere itself was welcoming. At first I was a little thrown off because the waiter was acting like we were really at a Dick's Last Resort. But once I got the gist, I merrily played along. There is a mural along the wall of the bar and my girl friend and I giggled at the fact that each character reminded us of some other patron that was actually there that night.
We also had a couple of drinks, much to our delight. They aren't too big but the prices are okay.
At some point around 10 pm they turned off all the lights, and a DJ set up and started spinning electronic music. This made everything kind of exciting, but the music was low-key enough to make you feel like you are still enjoying a relaxing night out.
For Friday nights, this is definitely a nice corner to disappear into for a few hours. -
Review from Pilar D.
Los Angeles, CA
"Cheers" for loft residents.
Though seemingly insignificant from the outside, the space inside was full of potential. I came on a Wednesday afternoon to meet up with some friends to discuss community work. I arrived a little before 6 pm because I wanted to make sure I had time to enjoy happy hour, which was until 6:30 p.m.
The space was long, airy and seemed unfinished. A long bar is one side of the wall, while booths lined the other side. The ceiling was high with exposed but painted pipes. On the walls were artworks from the featured artist. That evening, there was a meet and greet with the featured artist beginning at 7 p.m.
When I first arrived, the bar was pretty empty. A number of artsy looking men by themselves sat on the barstools, while a couple of small groups sat in the booths. There were not a lot of women. By 7 p.m., the place was pretty full. People drank, ate, and milled around. More people walked around and looked at the art work; some seemed to know each other.
401 Boyd is laid back and takes on the energy of its patrons. Because of its large space and configuration, it really allows space for creativity and interaction. Unlike some bars, it's not suffocating or overwhelming with people. Even when it became busier, there was still good space to move about, contributing to the good energy. In addition, the people--patrons and staff--were just really nice. Our server took the time to give me a mini lesson on the difference between cold and well drinks, as I only knew the two drinks I usually order. The place is just cool.
The downside to 401 Boyd is the appetizer selection. I ended up ordering something from the main menu because the happy hour app special didn't appeal to me. There was nothing fantastic or unique about it, which was disappointing given the coolness of the space. They had a few beer and wine selection that ranged from $4 to $6, and well drinks were $5. Their app selection was limited.
Love the space and the people, but happy hour selection is NI (Needs Improvement).
Tip:
Parking in their private lot is $3.
There are also plenty of meters, $2 per hour. When I visited, the meters were only until 6 p.m. -
Review from Pam T.
Updated - 9/25/2011
Reopened under new ownership. Western-themed sandwich/burger place. Not sure what the new business name is. (Will update once I figure that out.) The roast beef sandwich was delish with a nice crusty roll and tasty pepper relish. The Capt. Kangaroo burger with hashbrowns and egg overeasy - in the burger - was purportedly to be just as delish.
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6/13/2011
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Review from Susannah P.
Los Angeles, CA
4/25/2011
I'd probably never go, let alone find, 410 Boyd unless I'd been invited by a friend. It's a decent little joint tucked into a corner of Little Tokyo off of San Pedro. I met some friends here for a happy hour drink and a bite to eat. They have a better-than-average happy hour, but sadly do themselves an injustice by posting the hours incorrectly. Most happy hours end at 7pm - 410 Boyd ends at 7:30pm, making it easier for my slow ass to get back downtown from the LBC, where I work. I could actually MAKE a happy hour in this lifetime with those hours. And the prices on their menu are all about $4-$5 which is great for the dollar observer.
On a Thursday night, it was mellow. Even our group was mellow. But that was ok. The bar is long and open, with plenty of room.
I hear Friday and Saturday nights get rowdy with a dj, and it appears this place could handle it. It showcases art from local talent. Is it good? That's up for debate. But I appreciate a place that hangs it on the wall and gives artists a vehicle to show their skills.
The menu is a basic sampling of...well, the basics. Healthy salads, nachos, I think I saw a burger, and a few desserts. Nothing stood out too much, so I ordered some fries. They were borderline too well done, but I like that. I seek out the crispies. Some might not, though.
The staff was friendly and helpful. By the time we left around 9pm, the place had filled up. There's an outside patio where most had gathered and a dj was playing music. The best part, I think, was the video screen they put up. The entire crowd was playing Rock Band, which was pretty cool, and some guy (a manager?) informed me they were going to move the event outdoors into the (free) parking lot and blast it on the side of the building in about a week. Bonus!
Would I go back? That's up for debate. I didn't leave with warm fuzzy feelings, but I give the place points for being customer-friendly, after-work friendly, and clearly party-friendly. -
Review from oakley b.
Los Alamitos, CA
6/19/2008
After a long day of Downtown grind, I don't want to go somewhere to yell at my friends instead of having a normal conversation. I want to have good food to mingle with my brew. Oh, and I like my brew draft. And cold. I don't want to fight to find parking, or pay out my ears to park a block away. And I don't want to pay full price for drinks OR food at happy hour.
At 410 Boyd, I can park my car right in the lot up front for FREE, talk to my friends, nosh on yummy food, down a cold pint of Red Trolley and no having to sell my kidney for happy hour.
We were just there tonight. Thursday night didn't have a crowd so we got this section all by ourselves. The atmosphere is ALWAYS relaxed. There is nothing pretentious here. Definitely not the patrons in this joint. My friend Erin called it a cleaned up dive with awesome kitchen. I have to agree.
Jared, the Bartender, came right over with menus and took our drink orders. And our drinks never really ran dry the rest of the evening. Never an awkward moment, he would swoop in to check on us just as someone was about to finish his/her drinks. Sign of great service right there.
My friend and I split the $12.50 Max Burger. It sounds like a lot, but it's worth the size: a half-pounder with everything (grilled onions and peppers, avocado, lettuce, tomateos, bacon) AND chipotle mayo with an ample serving of fries. We were in awe of the size of this thing, I even took a picture of it with my phone. Jared came back a second later with his own phone to show us the 8th wonder of the world called the Double Max. Oh the humanity!
Only if this was closer to Downtown core than out on the edge of Little Toyko I'd be here ALL THE TIME! -
Review from Marc L.
Brooklyn, NY
8/13/2008 1 Check-in Here
This is my work's favorite happy hour spot! The servers are all so great, the food is REALLY GOOD! Try the garlic or gorgonzola fries! The Max burger is one of my favorite happy hour meals.
I've had some of my best times here but I'm not giving it five stars because it smells like a big restroom on the inside! And if you don't order happy hour food, the menu is pretty pricey! -
Review from Sarah C.
Rowland Heights, CA
2/6/2010
Downtown Bar with free parking lot
full bar, djs, local artwork, free parking lot/street parking, mixed crowd -
Review from susy h.
Los Angeles, CA
4/23/2008
Two of my girlfriends wanted to throw an 80's themed prom/ party for their collaborative birthdays and rented this place out. From what I understand they did this without a bar min or a deposit.
I had a blast here! It's a smaller bar with lot of booths and a little area that can serve as a dance floor. They even have their own FREE parking lot! WHOO HOOO!
We had about 50 in our party and it was perfect. The staff even hooked it up with free chips and salsa. I also left my leg warmers there (part of my 80's outfit that I stripped off) and they held onto them for me!
410 Boyd, I think I heart you!Listed in: Bars With Little or No Cover.
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Review from Jocelyn W.
Brentwood, CA
5/26/2007
This is a good place for lunch downtown. It's a bit far on foot if you work on Bunker Hill, but a quick car ride, and you really feel like you've gotten away from the office for lunch. I highly recommend the spicy shrimp sandwich - it will put you to sleep for the rest of the day, but it is totally worth it!
I've never been here at night - I could see the neighborhood being a little edgy, but they have their own parking. The service can be a little slow, but the food is delicious! -
Review from Ani P.
12/18/2007
I won't lie. 410 Boyd's is not in the best hood. It's at the edge of Little Tokyo and a bit hidden in what seems to be a non-lit area. I didn't have any food or cocktails at Boyd's. I simply went for a mETHODOLOGY event. This group raises money for charities. My cover charge of $7 went towards a mentor-mentee program for kids. I don't mind paying cover if it's for a good cause.
I absolutely heart businesses that have a social conscious component. Boyd's certainly didn't have to lend their establishment to mETHODOLOGY but they chose to. They're helping out their community and hence they will have my business.
Boyd's has a great dance floor and the DJ played tons of good beats. Hubby danced with me and the fog machine took me back to junior high (but this time I had a date minus the fugly glasses and frizzy hair!). The bar was full of starry eyed young-ish peeps trying to do good in the world. I had a blast dancing the night away.
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Review from Daniel N.
Los Angeles, CA
1/27/2007
I tried so hard to love this place but....
I work smack dab in the middle of downtown L.A (Little Tokyo), so I've come to appreciate the new development and revitalization in downtown L.A. It's downright exciting to see all the new housing development and "beautification" of this long forgotten area. There seems to be new restaurants, bars, kitchy shops popping up everywhere. So when I drove passed 410 Boyd Bar & Grill after work on Friday night I was excited to try it.
The food was decent albeit a tad expensive and the colorful atmosphere and art work was definitely a draw. It was a draw for me, but apparently not so much for most people. The place was practically empty with very little clients. Almost downright depressing and frankly pretty dead. As been stated before, if you want to come here to think or maybe even do your homework, this is the place to go.
I hate to knock this place because I really do want businesses like this to succeed. But this place is definitely a diamond in the ruff with a lot of potential. HOpefully it will soon catch on. -
Review from J. V.
Los Angeles, CA
9/14/2008
410 Boyd is a place I like to go to when I can't think of a place to go. The food is varied enough, decently prepared, and pretty reasonable. The wine list is OK, too. It has a nice vibe, although it could be better, maybe some live music???
The service is fine and friendly, and last time we went, I had what was basically a deconstructed coq au vin that was fine, and lovely wife had a nice salad. It's nice they have their own parking, too. This is a nice place to take out of town friends to, since it's kind of on the "fringe"; it's the kind of restaurant that the Bay Area is full of... -
Review from viv l.
Los Angeles, CA
6/14/2010
Boyd has become my neighborhood bar/restaurant. The food here is wonderful, the staff is great, and it's one of those places that you can come and have a great meal, enjoy a drink, and hang out with friends.
Max is the chef at this restaurant and he is amazing. He takes simple american fare and creates dishes that are fresh, eclectic, and tasty. His chile relleno special is prepared with a slight twist. Not deep fried, its roasted, stuffed with chicken, and served over a mole looking sauce, which is actually black beans. The regular menu items, especially the sandwiches are wonderful. My favorite is the catfish sandwich - delicately fried with an aioli served on a french roll - a must have! If you want a good burger, the Max Burger is a signature dish - it's huge. Also, the fries here are sooo good. Perfectly crisp and nicely salted. I know its just fries, but they are tasty. Finally, the desserts are amazing. The mango cheesecake and the apple crisp are favorites. The mango cheesecake is made with real pureed mangos and the apple crisp is not overly sweet.
I think its great to have a restaurant like this in downtown. A casual restaurant/bar where the food is great and you don't have to be so fancy and overpay for good food. -
Review from Oshi Y.
Los Angeles, CA
4/8/2008
I came here for mETHEDOLOGY event and it was tight. At first I thought the place looked pretty ghetto but it was real nice. Small cozy patio, small cozy dance floor. Good times though. Nice staff. Ample valet parking right in front of it. mETHEDOLOGY events are awesome.
Can we do a separate yelp category for mETHEDOLOGY at this venue? I dont know how to do it, if someone creates it, can you send it to me so I can rate it? thx -
Review from cherie c.
1/7/2006
Good food in a business casual setting. Despite being in Little Tokyo, the food features steaks, fish, burgers, and good salads...more standard "American" fare that is slightly upscale.
The only drawback was the homeless guy who tried to fish my change out of the meter when I put it in. But the food was good enough that I'd brave that again. The creme brulee dessert was tasty. -
Review from Philip T.
5/14/2010
I know there are dive bars, but is there such a thing as a dive club? If so, then this place would be it.
Located in a bad part of town. Very small dance area. Patio area outside for smokers. Cover charge is too expensive for this level of quality for this venue
$12 cover charge isn't justified, but usually the proceeds go to some type of organization. There are local vendors who sell stuff on the patio. But the free parking is awesome. -
Review from Sarah T.
Los Angeles, CA
4/8/2007
A place that really supports local groups! Artists, community groups, politics, and more. The owner is a genteel Korean lady who generously supports these events.
Friendly pours. Everything has just a little touch of something special. The french fries have a blue cheese gravy on top. (It's good, don't be afraid of my description) The salsa in the salsa-and-chips is hecka good. Yeah. Friendly little place will get a friendly little yelp review. -
Review from Meredith P.
Los Angeles, CA
1/17/2010
Free parking, hip location, alcohol....usually a recipe for a good time but unfortunately 410 Boyd fails to deliver in almost all aspects.
It's friday night, and I've worked nearly 60 hours in 5 days - long story short I need alcohol and so do several other of my work friends. After hearing a couple whispers of this place, I decide we should explore especially because they have a parking lot...that's free (is this real??)
Upon arrival at approximately 7PM on a Friday night, I was almost taken aback that my group accounted for half of the people in the joint. Well whatever, I live in the city so I can deal without a crowd, it's usually refreshing. However, we did not get the service one might imagine if A) the place is empty and B) because the place is empty we were accounting for a large portion of the night's revenue. And you would also think that regardless of the expected crowd they would staff accordingly for a Friday night.
I was found to be wrong on all of the accounts above. We waited on average 10 minutes to get drinks from the time we waited to get the bartender's attention to the drink actually arriving. We also took the risk of ordering food, which took forever and a day. But I suppose what is there to expect when the staff consisted of 2 bartenders and one chef.
The only thing this place really has going for it is the art, albiet interesting, it gives the place life and gives it an interesting ambiance.
Don't let the free parking fool you, a margarita from a mix (maybe I've been spoiled by LA mixologists) and bad service (and that's saying a lot, I live in Echo Park where you don't get service unless you looke like you've rolled out of a Urban Outfitters) awaits your arrival at 410 Boyd. I hope they get it together because the place does have a lot of potential. -
Review from Tiffany R.
Boise, ID
3/29/2008
410 Boyd is such a great local restaurant. Every time we eat there I repeat that the food could not get better and the presentation is better then most restaurants downtown or in LA.
The staff there are great and if you've been in a few times they remember a few of your special requests ie: H2O w/o ice etc.
410 Boyd gives you the feeling that you've walked into Cheers where everyone knows your name....
Yes it is not in the best part of the neighborhood that is unless you live in the neighborhood then its not so bad since your use to the urban outdoors men.. -
Review from Ming C.
Arcadia, CA
2/18/2008
Their food is good but it can get really slow. We used to eat there quite often since our office is just around the corner. It being "not in the best hood" is an understatement, you can often see homeless people sleeping (or worst.. you imagine) outside.
I would recommend it for business lunch if you're around the area, but be prepared to wait a bit for the food. I like their steak salad and portebello sandwich -
Review from Luis A.
Los Angeles, CA
4/12/2010
Before going out, you need to know exactly what your expectations are. What mood your in, how much your looking to spend, etc. With that said, if you're looking for a cross between a cool dive bar and a laid back Indie club with cool beats, then this is just the place for you.
Mind you, this is a review for their "End Up" Friday night events. I've been there on a few occasions and the first few times I was far from satisfied with the service. But I must admit the staff has gotten a lot better! Fast and friendly service.
First off, the area is borderline with skit row. Don't let that scare you off though. They have free secure parking, key words being FREE and SECURE. And even the few times I've had to park on the street I've had no problem.
-No cover, outside patio, great view of the Downtown skyline.
-Good DJ's blast out cool indie beats, mixed in with some modern and old school hip hop, can't go wrong with that.
-Good drinks. $2 Adios special all night.
-Cool decor inside.
-It's not the biggest place but the room suffices.
This spot is perfect for a cheap, laid back night out with friends, good drinks, and great beats. It's 18 and over, however, the crowd is fairly balanced with people of all ages and races. -
Review from Mari B.
3/20/2011 1 Check-in Here
I learned about this hidden gem recently but found out it's been a staple for years. Looks like a tucked in diner but you will be presently surprised ringing great service, a full bar & yummy food. I say go with the specials here. They had this amazing flaky fish in a green sauce that was tasty the bread pudding is good so save room for dessert. There is parking & yes lots of homeless people around but no one bothers you so don't be shocked. It's after all Downtown LA
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Review from Benno R.
Los Angeles, CA
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Review from Rick P.
Los Angeles, CA
2/7/2008
410 Boyd Bar and Grill is
thanks, Yelp -
Review from Kathleen R.
Los Angeles, CA
4/23/2011
I live almost across the street from Boyd St. restaurant for over 10 yrs..
The restaurant and bar has changed owners many times but what has never changed is the best chef in downtown, Chef Max. He always comes out with new dishes that are always made with the freshest ingredients, what is in season. I have never had a bad meal there along with Joel that makes the killer martinis. They are not "pinchy" with their drinks, it is always a laid back atmosphere along with showing incredible art from local artists that changes each month. I take my family there, business associates, anyone that I want to have a guaranteed best meal, good drink and perfect ambiance to talk it all out.
Max is the best chef in downtown and this is what Boyd Street is about. -
Review from Shelley H.
Kaneohe, HI
8/8/2006
I had been wanting to try this place after reading on some LA websites that there was a cool happy hour bar in Little Tokyo. This seemed unlikely, but we gave it a try. If you're looking for an interesting place to meet people or just people watch, this is not it. It was a Friday night in downtown (which is not a popular place) but we expected there to be someone else besides the bartender's boyfriend at the bar with us. At 9pm the place was deserted. The restaurant was cute and the bar staff was friendly if not knowledgable of cocktails, but I'm unlikely to go there again unless I need a quiet place to think.
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Review from Jenny Y.
CA
6/1/2007
apparently if you want a small plaque with your name at the bar, come to 410 boyd and drop major dough on liquor and befriend the proprietor or bartender. you can even get them to secure your own private bottle reserved at their bar....this at least according to two friends/acquaintances of mine who work very close by. it's THEIR hangout. but for me, it's an alright location to hang with them during happy hours (tap beers are a great price at around 4 bucks)
the prices are alright, the locale is still a little questionable for a young lady, but the ambiance inside is friendly, casual and comfortable. it's a FAR less crowded alternative to nearby bars like the always bustling Weiland's at 1st and Central or the sprawling den of karaoke, Oiwake's. i've gone to have some salad (tasty), and their caramel apple bread pudding (sweet...a little too sweet for my taste, but yummy). the food is actually done rather well, i think better than Weiland's. -
Review from Phil K.
Los Angeles, CA
3/13/2007
Good downtown joint. Monthly (or so) art openings take place here.
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Review from Annie P.
New York, NY
4/5/2008
came here on a recommendation and my first impressions of this place was pretty bad...
it looks pretty nice but its a little boring inside. not really my type of a place to dine...the whole atmosphere was just ...bleeeeeeeeh. but the food was good! and so was the service. the waiter explained every detail of their "today's special" and they sounded so good that we both ordered from the specials. i got a endive salad with salmon. and my friend got a spicy linguini with spicy sausage. my salad had oranges, broccoli, cauliflower, green beans, & a very light dressing that i couldnt figure out what it was made of. all these were under a huge piece of seasoned&grilled salmon. mmMm the linguini had green+red bell peppers& onion. it was spicy...and good. total was like 36 or something. decents prices....i'll probably be back for lunch on the patio or something but not really for dinner -
Review from Mary R.
Pasadena, CA
7/2/2008
Art work on the wall was violent and semi-pornographic, creating, for my tastes, a quite unpleasant atmosphere. Food was fair.
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Review from KP P.
Santa Monica, CA
2/6/2007
I am a huge fan of 410 Boyd even if it is on the edge of a sketchy neighborhood known as the Toy district (it's also on the edge of Little Tokyo which is great) and even if they have an eclectic gathering of art, cuisine, service and patrons. I guess that last part is probably why I like it so much. I have to agree with Pinkfish that their cajun chicken salad is one of the best salads of all time. The cilantro cumin dressing and the combination of ingredients makes me crave it again and again for weeks after.
Other dishes are hit and miss and I don't really recommend the pasta but steaks and seafood dishes are often good. The place feels like an old neighborhood restaurant (they even have brass name plates on many of the bar spots for longtime regulars) and I have met a few interesting people there including photographers and journalists from the LA Times plus the usual struggling artists.
The restaurant and bar have been about half to three-quarters full the times that I have gone, which is usually earlier around 6 pm or so. The service is always very friendly and casual like you would expect from a locals place and the prices are a little high but not unreasonable. -
Review from Lawrence F.
Carson, CA
1/2/2007
I used to go here for lunch regularly. Overpriced. Spotty service. Average food. Funky art on the walls for sale.
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Review from Alice c.
Chicago, IL
9/20/2009
would it be wrong if I just told everyone to see the post below?
I am the friend with the $10 coupon.
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Review from Andrea S.
Los Angeles, CA
8/18/2009
It looks like a chill place for happy hour, beers are cheap, but don't come here for the food. I used to come here with the office for lunches and it used to be good - no matter what I ordered, but especially the tuna. I took bf there for dinner the other day (we live at walking distance), and the experience kinda sucked. We had to take silverware from the other table as the waitress kinda ignored us, even though there were a total of maybe 5 or 6 other people eating. Water wasn't refilled either. The food was meh; boy ate the steak sandwich and I ordered the ahi tuna club. It was too saucy, and overall just didn't taste right. What a shame. I have another gift certificate for that place, but after this I'd rather take the loss on what I paid for the gift cert than spend more money here.
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Review from William J.
Los Angeles, CA
1/29/2008
Just went here for lunch. The bread they give you on the table is really good. Lots of butter, too! I tried one of the appetizer salads (pear, mixed greens, gorganzola, walnets) and had them make it a full salad with grilled chicken. A winner! Staff was friendly and attentive.
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Review from David G.
Los Angeles, CA
6/7/2010
Since my art work is now on the walls at 410 Boyd, I may be a bit partisan. But I had a grilled shrimp sandwich that was great the night of my opening. Very unique menu! I want to try everything! Cool place to have lunch or dinner with a full bar.
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Review from lisa r.
Rosemead, CA
12/6/2007
This is a cool place where you can listen to cool music, check out some cool art and have some good food!! Max's the chef known his shit!! He cooks these mouthwatering plates, which make you come back for more! Friendly place where you can meet a lot of nice people!!! Great owners too!!
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Review from Ashley I.
Murrieta, CA
4/13/2010
Great food, off the beaten path here downtown... The staff is SO nice!
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Review from carolyna e.
Fullerton, CA
12/7/2009
I gone a few times. It was really fun since i went with my friends and we got tipsy. but sometimes i dont feel the place. the only reason we went is because we know someone that works there. so as long as were being invited back we go otherwise i would go somewhere better. Im not even 21 so i cant be choosy.
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Review from caeton f.
Los Angeles, CA
Updated - 7/9/2008
in response to Mary R's post....... it's an art bar......so my question is, are you uptight about art, or are you uptight about the nude human body?
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6/1/2008
This is one of my favorite downtown bars and restaurants. Max the chef is AMAZING! He's been there… Read more »
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