Cleo at The Redbury Hotel
August, 2012
by @LifeofaRockStar
Editor, Nicole Hanratty
If you are out in Hollywood, pop into one of the town’s hotspots, Cleo Restaurant in The Redbury Hotel. Located at Hollywood and Vine, this bar offers a mixologist’s dream cocktail menu selection.
Friendly and attentive bartenders muddle up a bar full of fresh ingredients to blend together interesting tasty drinks worthy of a night on the town.
The Cleo restaurant has amazing tapas to share, light bites as well as heartier selections. It is a great place to spend a few hours for an adult night and enjoy the bustling hip atmosphere full of never boring people watching!
There is no shortage of flavors on the menu and every bite brings a full fragrant and burst of enjoyment.
Menu Highlights: Seasonal Mushroom Flatbread, Garlic Shrimp, Tuna Tartar and Brussel Sprouts w/ almonds
The Redbury Hotel is a Hollywood boutique hotel with a sexy upscale bohemian style.
Located at 1717 Vine Street, Los Angeles, California 90028
TELEPHONE: 1.877.962.1717
EMAIL: info@theredbury.com
Follow @TheRedbury on Twitter
Follow @GreyGoose on Twitter (must be 21 or over)
You can make reservations at Cleo online via Open Table or call 323.962.1711
Also available: Cleo 2 go
See the full Cleo Restaurant Menu
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