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Open since 1919, this classic restaurant was long the bastion of Hollywood industry power-dining. With the look and feel of a private men's club, Musso & Frank Grill rose to fame in the Golden Years of Hollywood, when Irving Thalberg, Clark Gable and the Marx Brothers were among its most celebrated clients. Nowadays, it is still considered the home of the finest dry martini in town. The filet mignon is hard to beat and the service is perfect, with just a touch of attitude. If you are not in the mood for beef, try the succulent lobster and the rich, heavy desserts.
My father started going to Mussos 65 years ago. As a kid he took me all the time, and in my college days I went with friends when we could afford it. I hadnt been in years and just returned with ... more
A survey of Hollywood restaurants that leaves out Musso & Frank is like a study of Las Vegas singers that fails to mention Wayne Newton. As L.A.'s oldest eatery (since 1919), Musso & Frank is the paragon of Old Hollywood grillrooms. This is where Faulkner and Hemingway drank during their …
Liver and onions, lamb chops, goulash, Shrimp Louis salad -- you'll find all the old favorites here in Hollywood's oldest restaurant. A film-industry hangout since it opened in 1919, Musso & Frank still welcomes the working studio set to its maroon, faux-leather booths. Great breakfasts are …
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