Firefly offers a romantic escape in Studio City with its lush, ivy-covered patio, cozy cabanas, and diverse American cuisine that hits the spot for any intimate occasion.
"The epitome of warm and cozy, Firefly’s vibes are on point with dim candlelit lighting, vine-covered walls, cabana-like dining tables, and a roaring fireplace centered in the space. The Studio City restaurant is ideal for romantic dates and charcuterie boards, crudos, and bone-in pork chops, and an impressive after-dinner menu with desserts, Amari, and ports." - Mona Holmes, Eater Staff
"Deal: Four-course dinner for $65 Why We Like It: Firefly’s patio remains one of The Valley’s best date night atmospheres, but a regular dinner here can be pricey, especially if you order the $49 steak frites. However, during Dine LA, you can get steak frites (or another entree of your choice), plus an amuse bouche, appetizer, and dessert of your choice for $65. " - brant cox, garrett snyder, sylvio martins, nikko duren
"For a Studio City date, Firefly is one of the best options. The expansive patio offers soft lighting and an often roaring fireplace to set the mood. Dinner is available a la carte, or as a prix fixe, plus there is a solid wine and dessert menu. Find options on the menu like hamachi crudo, steak frites, and mushroom pappardelle, which could be used for a Lady and the Tramp moment." - Rebecca Roland, Matthew Kang
"Firefly is by no means hidden, but stepping onto its massive back patio feels like you’ve found a secret European resort in the middle of Studio City. There are intimate cabanas along the sides, a two-story wall of ivy rising in the back, and a giant see-through fireplace in the center of everything. It’s one of the most romantic spaces in The Valley, if not the city, with a broad American menu that is a safe bet for any kind of date night. We like the bigeye tuna tartare, mussels in a curry broth, and fried Manzanilla olives. " - brant cox
"Firefly is by no means a secret, but stepping into its massive back patio feels like you found a hidden European resort in the middle of Studio City. There are intimate cabanas along the sides, a two-story wall of ivy rising in the back, and a giant see-through fireplace smack in the center of everything. It’s one of the most romantic spaces in The Valley, and its wide-ranging American menu is a solid bet for any kind of date night. We like the bigeye tuna tartare, mussels in a curry broth, and fried Manzanilla olives." - Brant Cox
