Delilah Los Angeles

"Delilah is an upscale restaurant in West Hollywood where you might spot a celebrity sitting across the bar. The food is solid, the waitstaff is attentive, and there’s usually a jazz singer crooning in the corner. Live music is a fixture during dinner service every night, but around 9pm, a DJ steps in and the whole space transitions into something of a club lounge. So if you want to eat tuna tartare and catch a show at this swanky dinner spot, be sure to get here around 7pm. " - brant cox, sylvio martins

"West Hollywood clubstaurant Delilah is featuring a Thanksgiving to-go feast for 4-6 people for $300 that includes candied yams, wild mushroom stuffing, roasted turkey breast with confit turkey legs, and pecan pie, among other dishes. Order via Tock by November 19th to pick up at Delilah on November 23. " - kat hong, nikko duren, garrett snyder

"Since opening in 2016, Delilah’s windowless dining room has maintained an impressive air of exclusivity, despite the fact that it’s pretty easy to get a table. The crowd on any given night is a mix of agents, contracted Ford models, and guys at the bar with one too many buttons undone. All that aside, dinner here is pleasant. The food—including what might be the best chicken tenders in the world—is solid, the waitstaff is genuine and attentive, and a jazz singer is crooning in the corner. It’s basically Lawry’s with sex appeal. After 10pm, things turn quickly, so if you aren’t interested in bottle service and getting an invite to a weird after-party in the hills, it’s probably time to grab the check." - brant cox

"What It Is: Delilah is an upscale restaurant/lounge in West Hollywood that, since opening in 2016, has maintained an impressive air of exclusivity, despite the fact that it’s pretty easy to get a table.   Verdict: Unlike a lot of places on this guide, Delilah is actually filled with people who live in LA. And by that we mean, contract Wilhelmina models and skeezy guys at the bar with one too many buttons undone. All that aside, dinner here is pleasant. The food—including what might be the best chicken tenders in the world—is solid, the waitstaff is genuine and attentive, and there’s a jazz singer crooning in the corner. It’s basically a dimly lit Lawry’s with sex appeal. After 10pm, things turn quickly, so if you don’t consider yourself part of the bottle service and extra-curriculars-in-the-bathroom crowd, it’s probably time to grab the check." - brant cox

"“My friends and I love going to Delilah on a Friday or Saturday night. We dress up, blast music in the Uber on the ride over, and order the chicken tenders [with the house bbq and buttermilk ranch] every single time. Delilah is perfect for people-watching and good conversation, as well as listening to music and feeling like we’ve hit the town. I always look forward to running into people I haven’t seen in a while who are also gathered there.”  " - brennan carley