One Sunset

In Short
After several incarnations since first opening its imposing wood doors in 2007, this West Coast outpost of the original One in New York spotlights the velvet-roped vibe of its Hollywood home. Spread out like some Asian-inspired loft, the enormous one-room space features four distinct yet fluid spaces: Start at the long illuminated bar in the foyer and grab a Marani vodka martini before sliding into one of the low-slung couches flanked by living orchids in glass cynlinders. Or find a spot on the plush banquettes and order from the seasonal menu of small plates like hamachi sashimi (raw/chilled), chicken paillard (warm/savory) and ''adult candy'' (crave/comfort). For a more intimate experience, head to the elevated dining area in the back, where flickering candles cast their subtle glow, making everyone look just a little bit sexier.