The Exchange - Los Angeles

Food was average middle eastern fare, common food you?d find at Mediterranean restaurants. Except the plates were small, the prices were excessive. Hummus was average. Kebab was bland. Given only 2 pitas for the whole table despite having ordered a whole variety of salads. Cocktail was tiny. Only saving grace the the desserts, that were original and interesting. Overall this place needs to improve if they want to market themselves as a culinary experience. Otherwise you?re

I chose from the DineLA menu. It was an incredible amount of food for the price. Everything I had had a bit of kick to it. My starter was an interesting assortment of pickles and olives with a spicy, crunchy shredded salad, a hummus-like spread and a warm cloud of pita. I loved the exotically spiced grilled lamb kabab with broccoli served in a shallow pot. And the dessert! My mouth had a whole new experience! The malabi was a delightful combination of flavors, textures and

This was quite an interesting surprise inside a boutique hotel, it is Israeli/Cali based cuisine. Despite having things like kabob, it is also vegetarian friendly too though you can easily request for grilled chicken an such to be added to their salads and quinoa bowl. I loved how fresh yet well flavored everything was.

I love this restaurant. we came several times before covid and we are thrilled. the aromen are the most exquisite and paired perfectly together. one of the best restaurants in la imho

The food was just okay. Service slightly better. Absolutely no wine list, and the choices of wine by the glass was Riesling and Syrah…period. According to the waiter “we don’t really do wine here”. Ummm, okay. You have a full bar, but no wine.