Smoke House Restaurant

"George Clooney favorites restaurant"

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"steak house Hours Monday - Thursday 11:30am - 10:30pm ​ Friday & Saturday 11:30am - 11:00pm ​ Sunday 10:00am - 9:00pm "

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"Favorito de George Clooney 🔝pan de ajo"

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"old famous with pics of Hollywood diners there, Paul recommended. Saw Ruta Lee there"

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"The stars first meet at this steak joint across the street from the Warner Brothers lot, where Gosling’s character defies the restaurant manager by disregarding the required Christmas carol repertoire in favor of improvised jazz. The SmokeHouse is steeped in Hollywood history, dating back to the time of Bob Hope, Humphrey Bogart, and Judy Garland. It became the hangout for celebrities and movie extras—in fact, SmokeHouse regular George Clooney named his production company Smokehouse Pictures in a nod to the restaurant. You can still sample the namesake prime rib as well as their famous garlic bread, which at one point made the SmokeHouse the largest purveyor of French bread west of the Mississippi. Although Lipton's does not really exist, the interior of Lipton's was shot inside an actual restaurant, and one well-known in showbiz circles. It's also one you can visit if you like, and enjoy a warm meal (and some great garlic bread). The actual restaurant interior is in the San Fernando Valley, a good 15 miles away from that fake "Lipton's" doorway (which is off Hollywood Blvd). They filmed the interior scenes of Lipton's inside the Smoke House restaurant, at 4420 Lakeside Drive, in Burbank, CA, a familiar Hollywood haunt which is located right across the street from Warner Bros. studio (where Mia works at her coffee shop). But they didn't shoot the scene in the main dining room of the Smoke House. They shot it in the restaurant's more casual lounge/bar area. So they needed to put white tablecloths over the usually-bare wooden tables in the bar, and they also added new table lamps, a zillion Christmas lights, etc. "

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"Restaurant from La La Land; check happy hour"

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"Close to Warner, often visited by celebrities, as seen in Argo and La La Land, best steaks in the area, served on garlic bread, so you always have a piece of bread together with your steak, Roy Disney had lunch here pretty much everyday, his office was right next door. Thanks to its proximity to world famous Warner Bros. Studios, the Smoke House Restaurant has been a favorite hangout for the entertainment industry since it was established in 1946. In the 1960s, it was perfectly normal for costumed extras from a Warner Bros. Western to fill the restaurant during lunch. The legendary steakhouse continues to attract new generations of fans who enjoy the old school service and charm, as well as the famous garlic bread, generous portions and live entertainment. Argo producers George Clooney and Grant Heslov named their production company after the restaurant. https://www.tripsavvy.com/la-la-land-tour-of-los-angeles-4132412"

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"Expensive. Great calamari and steak with cheesy potatoes."

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"they are famous for their garlic bread, it was Bob Hope's favorite restaurant. recommended by Chef Duff on Best Thing I Ever Ate."

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"Best garlic cheese bread via Duff on BTIEA"

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"Javier Solus Garlic Cheesebread"

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