The Stocking Frame - Los Angeles

Absolutely incredible dining experience! The dishes are simply mouthwatering, especially the Bone Marrow—it's divine! However, I was a bit let down by the cocktails. We tried the One Piece and another gin-based drink, but both were quite light and lacking in flavor for the price. The One Piece was disappointingly only half a glass of light sangria, generously garnished with three oversized ice cubes. If you’re thinking about ordering cocktails, I recommend skipping them and going for another appetizer instead. The food is truly the star of the show here!

This restaurant was a bit of a mixed bag. The photos I saw online were impressive, but the menu changes so frequently that the dishes in the pictures are probably not what they serve on any given day—unless it’s the usual staples like burgers, pizza, and appetizers. The nachos looked enticing in the photos, but honestly, I've had just as good at Dodger Stadium, so I would suggest trying something else. The burger was decent—nothing extraordinary, especially considering the price. The service was fine, typical for Los Angeles, but nothing special. The interior is nice, making it a good spot for groups.

The restaurant has a charming blend of rustic and modern decor. While the menu isn't extensive, everything on it is delicious and packed with flavor. I've tried the pizza, burger, steaks, and appetizers, and they were all excellent. I'm currently writing this review with a pleasant buzz after ordering two generously poured cocktails, so I'm definitely enjoying myself. It's a great spot to dine and have a drink!

I absolutely loved the cast iron pizza we had before our show at the Ace Hotel!

I made a reservation on Tuesday because I am a comic. platz was super easy to find for our Lyft driver, but they have valet right in front. Host type was super cool, chatted us up and gave us our choice of seats. he was even a super good sport with my wife, they can recommend me a drink even if they don't know me or my taste routine. craft drink menu is legit, woman had the nacional and the tiger print and liked both. I just went jack and koks, but they had a great distribution, so don't complain. also beverages were at a reasonable price for craft cocktails in dtla so kudos. We started eating with the brussel sprouts broccoli, which were amazing. the woman had the burger she loved. I had the house fenchelwurst pizza rosso in the cast iron and it was brilliant, perfect amount of cheese and sauce with the crispy pieces at the edges and fresh sausages and wobble. maria took care of us all night and even plagued us with random things that our parents use to let us eat when we were younger. total, simple 5 stars. great eating, great service and the location was easy. we're coming back.