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Wilshire
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May 25 2012
Alexa B. via Yelp
I think the food is great here and the waitstaff was very friendly. My 3 stars is due to two things: 1) For some reason, they really like to push the...read more
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May 24 2012
Bing H. via Yelp
Haven't tried the food here yet, but the night life is amazing! Great place to party (club style). It's huge inside and the decor is beautiful. Drinks are...read more
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May 21 2012
Dave F. via Yelp
3.5 stars With Andrew Kirschner now doing the awesome Tar and Roses, I though it'd be interesting to retry the Wilshire: The menu is billed as "new urban...read more
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Feb 09 2009
remke44 via Citysearch
The ambiance is great and the food was very good (for the most part) at Wilshire. The pricing policies are ridiculous, though. D...read more
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Jan 17 2009
haute00 via Citysearch
Genuinely Lackluster. Wilshire was a better restaurant when it opened!!! In just a few years it has gone from progressive to downr...read more
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Dec 04 2008
rshpringer via Citysearch
I have been to the Wilshire a few times and have only had great experiences there. The food is fantastic, and the drinks are delic...read more
Located on an otherwise nondescript stretch of Wilshire Boulevard across the street from a park, this chocolate-colored lodge might not look like much from the outside, but the busy valet in the driveway might hint that there's something good going on inside. Designed by Thomas Schoos (Koi, O-Bar), the space weaves between several distinct areas. The softly-lit front bar and lounge is where well-to-do locals and an after-work crowd gather for a drink and unwind, while the main indoor dining area, replete with flickering candles, is decidedly calmer. Walk toward the sprawling outdoor patio and it's clear this is where the real action is--the surprisingly large space features an elevated, glassed-in private room as well as fire pits, lush trees and a towering bar. Executive Chef Andrew Kirschner whips his seasonally driven, organic-minded menu into shape with a strong emphasis on detail. Wood-grilled steaks (from filet mignon to Japanese Kobe, upon availability) are precisely cooked to order while specials like the miso-marinated black cod offer a flavorful melt-in-your-mouth experience. Just be forewarned: This place ain't cheap.