1. American Beauty at the Grove
    Photograph: Courtesy Jakob N. Layman
  2. American Beauty at the Grove
    Photograph: Courtesy Jakob N. Layman
  3. American Beauty at the Grove steakhouse
    Photograph: Patricia Kelly Yeo for Time Out

Review

American Beauty at the Grove

4 out of 5 stars
  • Restaurants | Steakhouse
  • Fairfax District
  • price 3 of 4
  • Recommended
Patricia Kelly Yeo
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Time Out says

At long last, the Grove actually has a decent restaurant in the form of American Beauty, the sleeper-hit Venice Beach steakhouse best known across the city for its smashburger-oriented spinoff, the Win-dow. Here, you’ll find a cozy fire pit, lunch and brunch service, and yes, another Win-dow outpost just outside with the same winning menu that includes a killer fried chicken sandwich, kale salad and fries. The wood-grilled flatbread with smoked honey and labneh is good as ever, as are the stuffed hash browns and newer, citrus-forward bluefin tuna tartare. I'm not usually keen to spotlight second locations, but the much grander dining room and expanded accessibility to American Beauty—my favorite in the under $100 price range—translates into a date night slam dunk for those living in Central L.A., and another good reason (sigh) to come to the Grove. $5 per hour for the first three hours, then $2 per each subsequent half hour (max of $35).

Details

Address
189 The Grove Dr
Los Angeles
90036
Price:
$$
Opening hours:
Mon–Thu 11am–10pm; Fri 11am–11pm; Sat 10am–11pm; Sun 10am–9pm
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What’s on

American Beauty Summer Wine Series

The Grove’s best dining option in ages, American Beauty boasts an inviting pink, rose-adorned entrance and a grander dining room than its Venice Beach counterpart. And this summer, the steakhouse is teaming up with its favorite California winemakers for a special dinner series. For $135, enjoy a seasonal five-course tasting menu paired with thoughtfully poured selections—including a few exclusive sips—from Paso Robles’s Tablas Creek (July 31) and the Santa Ynez Valley’s Liquid Farms and Kings Carey (Aug 21). Seating is limited to only 24 seats per dinner, so be sure to book ahead of time on Resy.
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