Opened in 1919 on Hollywood Boulevard, Musso & Frank is the oldest restaurant in Hollywood and a landmark of the film industry, once the haunt of Chaplin, Hemingway and Chandler. Red-jacketed waiters serve classic American fare — steaks, the original fettuccine Alfredo and famously strong martinis — in red leather booths that have barely changed in a century. It remains family-owned and a living piece of Old Hollywood.
Musso & Frank Grill
Hollywood's oldest restaurant — classic steakhouse dining since 1919
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