Tavern
4.3$$$· ExpensivePermanently closedThe acclaimed Brentwood neighborhood dining spot Tavern is now permanently closed.
Tavern was a celebrated Brentwood restaurant, lounge, and larder created by chef Suzanne Goin and restaurateur Caroline Styne. Known for its stylish glass atrium, California-Mediterranean fare, and artisanal bakery, the popular Westside destination has permanently closed. Visitors seeking dining options in the area will need to explore alternative establishments nearby.
History
Since its opening in 2009, Tavern has quickly become a staple in the Los Angeles dining scene. It's housed in a beautifully refurbished building that combines rustic charm with modern elegance, creating the perfect backdrop for any occasion.
Expert notes
- Reservations are highly recommended, especially for weekend dining.
- Don't miss out on the seasonal menus that showcase the best of local produce.
Features
- Celebrity Chef
- Fine Dining
- Full Bar
- Private Events
- Seasonal Menu
Special occasion reservations
- Visit Tavern's website or use popular reservation platforms to secure a table.
- For private events, contact the restaurant directly to discuss available options and menus.
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