Redbird

“The food, cocktails and service are top notch!”

rated by maryam • food critic★★★★★

Redbird delivered one of those rare group dining experiences where everything actually works, even with a party of 13. We came here for a birthday, and from the moment you walk into that stunning former cathedral space, it feels elevated but still warm and inviting. The lighting, the architecture, the energy, it all sets the tone for something special without feeling overly formal. Chef Neal Fraser’s menu is thoughtful and really well executed, and we went deep into it. The hamachi crudo was my favorite, bright, citrusy, with that perfect sweet and sour balance and just enough crunch to make

Helen Kim★★★★

I never really make it to DTLA anymore but if one does, Redbird is pretty great for an intimate dinner, drinks at the bar, celebration with friends, etc. Their menu is pretty solid and they seem to do their basics very well. The porkchop was my favorite. The lamb shank was decent and the curry sauce was excellent. The pastas and salads are always on the mark. What they also do well are cocktails, classic and new fusion and love the night cap menu where they seal a cocktail for you to-go. The wine and desserts are pretty mediocre. Better to just get another cocktail in my opinion. I fou

Brian Moore★★★★★

Redbird continues to be one of my favorite restaurants in Los Angeles, and after more than a decade, it still delivers an exceptional experience. The black cod was perfectly prepared, and the New Caledonian prawns were outstanding—sweet, tender, and cooked flawlessly. I finished with a decadent chocolate dessert that was the perfect ending to the meal. What impressed me most was the service. Even late in the evening, near the end of the shift, the staff remained attentive, welcoming, and genuinely hospitable. The food, service, and overall experience were all top-notch. Redbird has remained r

Maestro★★★★★

Los Angeles RoadTrip Episode 5 Spinning like a girl in a brand new dress.. We have this big wide city all to ourselves.. We blocked the noise with the sound of "I need you".. And right there where we stood was holy ground.. Sitting, on holy ground (Frmr. Cathedral Bldg.), at the "Redbird".. We drank cold glasses of luscious Chardonnay... The Lass ate a "Grilled Branzino" perfectly cooked..but, somewhat sad, that the sauce the maitre d kindly poured on the Fish, softened the crisp skin. (in the old days, you would be flogged for that..:). All in all it was enjoyable. The Lad, ate a Wagyu Burger