Feast Your Eyes on Eat + Drink West Hollywood: A Month-Long Culinary Celebration with Purpose

The culinary scene in Los Angeles is about to get a whole lot tastier! West Hollywood’s beloved gastronomic celebration, Eat + Drink West Hollywood, is making a grand return in 2025 with an expanded format that food enthusiasts won’t want to miss. This year, the event is stirring things up by extending from its traditional week-long format to a full month of delectable experiences throughout March, all while adding a dash of community support to the mix. (Cover Photo Credit: Jakob Layman)

A Feast for All Senses with a Side of Giving Back

The West Hollywood Travel and Tourism Board, better known as Visit West Hollywood, has cooked up something special this year. Instead of just a week of culinary adventures, they’re serving a full month of foodie heaven through 3/31. But what makes this year’s event truly exceptional is its charitable flavor.

For every dine-in reservation made in West Hollywood during March, Visit West Hollywood will donate $1 to Restaurants Care (up to $10,000). This initiative aims to provide much-needed assistance to food and beverage workers affected by the recent Los Angeles wildfires. It’s a perfect recipe for combining culinary pleasure with community support.

An image of the interior of Merois at the Pendry West Hollywood.
For every dine-in reservation made in West Hollywood (like at Merois at the Pendry West Hollywood) during March, Visit West Hollywood will donate $1 to Restaurants Care (up to $10,000).

“We are thrilled for the return of Eat + Drink West Hollywood, this time with a meaningful twist—focused on giving back to those who need it most,” says Tom Kiely, President & CEO of Visit West Hollywood. “We’ve partnered with Restaurant Cares, an organization deeply connected to the hospitality community in our city, to support those in the food and beverage industry who have been directly impacted by the recent fires. Dine in West Hollywood and give back – every reservation helps!”

A Smorgasbord of Culinary Experiences

What sets this year’s Eat + Drink West Hollywood apart is its inclusive approach. Every dine-in restaurant and cocktail establishment in West Hollywood is invited to participate, creating a veritable buffet of options for visitors and locals alike. From hidden gems to Michelin-rated restaurants, the event showcases the diverse flavors that have established West Hollywood as a premier food and beverage destination.

Here’s a taste of some of the city’s hottest reservations:

  • Alba
  • Amour/Puzzle
  • BOA Steakhouse
  • The Butcher’s Daughter
  • Chez Mia
  • Dan Tana’s
  • Fiesta Cantina
  • GYM Bar WeHo
  • Katana
  • Ladyhawk
  • Roosterfish WeHo
  • Somni
  • Stella 
  • Uchi
An image with 4 images of food from 4 restaurants in West Hollywood.
From Michelin-rated icons to buzzworthy newcomers, West Hollywood continues to push the boundaries of flavor and creativity. (clockwise from top left) Dan Tana’s, Ladyhawk, Stella, and Gracias Madre.(Photo Credit: Jakob Layman)

Why West Hollywood Continues to Simmer with Culinary Innovation

Nestled in the cultural and geographic heart of Los Angeles, West Hollywood has been a hotbed for culinary innovation for over four decades. Despite its compact size of just 1.9 square miles, this vibrant city packs a flavorful punch with world-class cocktail bars, renowned restaurants, and emerging culinary talents. The city’s walkable layout makes it easy for food enthusiasts to hop from one delicious destination to another.

West Hollywood’s reputation as a culinary hub isn’t just about the food—it’s about the experience. The city’s three main districts each offer a unique flavor:

  • The world-famous Sunset Strip with its unparalleled nightlife
  • The eclectic and LGBTQ-friendly Santa Monica Boulevard
  • The Design District known for its sought-after shopping and dining experiences
An image of palm trees and a sign reading Sunset Blvd.
WeHo’s reputation as a culinary hub isn’t just about the food—it’s about the experiences like the world-famous Sunset Strip with its unparalleled nightlife.

About Restaurants Care: Nourishing the Industry During Tough Times

The beneficiary of this year’s event, Restaurants Care, is a nonprofit relief fund that provides financial assistance to California restaurant workers facing unforeseen hardships. Established to support the industry’s workforce, the fund helps cover essential living expenses during times of crisis.

The initiative was inspired by the restaurant community’s response to a Sacramento cook who survived a life-threatening accident, highlighting the need for a long-term safety net. By dining in West Hollywood this March, you’re not just satisfying your taste buds—you’re helping to ensure that restaurant workers receive support when they need it most.

The Perfect Recipe for a Memorable March

Whether you’re a local foodie or a visitor craving a taste of WeHo’s culinary scene, Eat + Drink West Hollywood offers the perfect blend of gastronomic delights and community support. It’s a chance to indulge in some of the city’s finest food and drinks while contributing to a cause that directly impacts the people who make these experiences possible.

So mark your calendars, bring your appetite, and get ready to savor the flavors of West Hollywood while giving back to the community. Every reservation you make this March adds another ingredient to the recipe for recovery for those affected by the wildfires. It’s dining with purpose, and it’s never tasted so good.

Visit EatDrinkWeho.com today to explore participating venues and plan your culinary adventure through one of Los Angeles’ most vibrant food scenes.

An image of people dining out in Wes Hollywood.
So mark your calendars, bring your appetite, and get ready to savor the flavors of WeHo while giving back to the community.

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