Italian American spot serving late-night plates & cocktails



























"A 31-year-old West Hollywood bar-restaurant that Glaser calls “fantastic”—it doesn’t need to change and is still very busy—serves as the model for the kind of enduring “third place” this new project hopes to emulate." - Caroline Pardilla

"The L.A. Taco feature also names the grilled ahi tuna here as one of the dancers’ favorite dishes in Los Angeles." - Rebecca Roland
"The more you bring Jones Hollywood into your life, the better off you’ll be. And that’s especially true for after-work drinks. While they do provide valet, street parking is usually readily available and that’s huge after another mind-melt of a work day. Waiting inside for you is a dark, retro bar/cafe, where people leave you the f*ck alone and let you drink your beer, talk your talk, and eat your apple pie in peace." - brant cox
"Jones is the kind of restaurant we’d like to have an affair with. We’ll tell our significant other we have to work late again, only to find ourselves sitting at the bar in a dark room, eating spaghetti and meatballs out of our own personal skillet. And sure, gin doesn’t go as well with pasta as red wine, but we somehow can’t sit down here without ordering one in martini form. We’re not sure why we feel like we have to keep dinner here a secret, but it just feels like the right thing to do." - jess basser sanders, sylvio martins
"Jones’ food is good, but it’s not the best on this list. That said, you won’t find a better red-checkered tablecloth atmosphere than at this Weho staple—which feels Old Hollywood, but not in a corny way. The crowd is cool, attractive, and always down to party, whether it’s for after-work drinks or late-night pizza. Get the spaghetti and meatballs served in a skillet, the spicy sausage pizza, and one of the best desserts in the whole city: their apple pie." - jess basser sanders, brant cox, sylvio martins, arden shore