Craig's

"What do Judge Judy, Ellen DeGeneres, John Legend, and Chrissy Teigen have in common? They all ate dinner on the same night as me at Craig’s–a restaurant embraced by Hollywood’s A-list. Can’t get a reservation? You’ll probably have luck finding a seat at the bar. Though I can’t guarantee Judge Judy will be there. —Molly Barstein, associate manager, audience development"

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"If you took the most generic restaurant in Downtown Disney, filled it with A-listers, and served American food that hasn’t been seen since a cruise to Myrtle Beach in 1998, you’d get Craig’s. This seminal “hotspot” is arguably the most celebrity-packed place in the city, and yet, a meal here has the energy of an accounting convention. No one’s talking, no one’s even faking enjoyment—it’s just a handful of executives picking at spaghetti squash and chicken piccata hoping their ex’s lawyer doesn’t walk through the door. The best thing here is the free table bread, which is useless in a crowd that’d rather knowingly contract shingles than touch a carbohydrate." - brant cox

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"Survey any ten celebrities at random about their favorite restaurant, and there’s a good chance you’ll hear Craig’s more than once. This Weho spot has sausage pizzas we’re very into, some of our favorite free table bread around, and plenty of outdoor space with socially distanced tables. Call (310) 276-1900 for reservations." - brett keating

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"If you took the saddest restaurant in Downtown Disney, filled it with A-list celebrities, and served food that hasn’t been seen since your aunt went on that cruise to Myrtle Beach in 1998, you’d get Craig’s. This seminal West Hollywood restaurant is arguably the most celebrity-packed place in the city, and yet somehow, it’s a complete bore. No one’s talking, no one’s having any fun - it’s just a handful of quiet booths joylessly picking at their spaghetti squash and whitefish piccata hoping their ex-wife’s lawyer doesn’t walk through the door. The best thing here is the free table bread, which is useless in a crowd that’d rather knowingly contract shingles than touch a carbohydrate." - brant cox

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"When it comes to the sheer statistical probability of actually seeing someone famous, Craig’s has the highest odds of any restaurant in the city. The bread may be the best thing at this West Hollywood spot, but when the only thing that matters is making sure your mom locks eyes with someone she can brag about to her Zumba class, put Craig’s near the top of the list. Call far in advance for reservations, they fill up fast." - brant cox