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The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel is a historic hotel designed in the Spanish Colonial Revival style, located at 7000 Hollywood Boulevard in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. Named after United States president Theodore Roosevelt and financed by a group including Douglas Fairbanks, Mary Pickford and Louis B. Mayer, it first opened its doors on May 15, 1927. It cost $2.5 million ($33.9 million in today's money or dollars) to complete this twelve-story building, which holds 300 rooms and suites. It is now managed by Thompson Hotels. Following a major renovation in 2005 overseen by Dodd Mitchell, The Hollywood Roosevelt has been more prominently featured in films and in Hollywood nightlife. There has been a recent surge in popularity with young Hollywood in the last few years, thanks to trendy nightclub Teddy's, which is located in the main lobby of the hotel. The Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel hosted the presentation of the 1st Academy Awards in 1929 inside its Blossom ballroom. Later ceremonies were much larger than this banquet for 250, so there was never an attempt to host the awards at the hotel a second time. read more

Tokyo Delve's Sushi Bar can get wild, with daily themed shows featuring the likes of Tina Turner and Elvis, DJs spinning, limbo contests, birthday dance-offs and "mystery sushi nights." Party menus are offered for $25-$30 per person and include five of the chef's top appetizers, such as the Hollywood Tower (tempura-style fried spicy albacore with ponzu sauce). And you can print 20-percent-off coupons through the restaurant's Web site, good Mondays through Thursdays. Founded in 1986, Tokyo Delve's Sushi Bar is a Japanese restaurant that hosts alumnus, ladies fashion, birthday, wedding and baby shower parties. Its appetizers include scallops, crabs, stuffed mushrooms, shrimp tempura, green mussels and baked yellowtails. Tokyo Delve's Sushi Bar offers house, cucumber and salmon skin salads. Its special roll a-la carte includes pyramid, dragon, pink panther and peter pan rolls. Tokyo Delve's Sushi Bar s dinner menu features rice, fried tofu, vegetables, saut ed white fish and chicken garlic. It offers a range of desserts, such as cappuccino, strawberry, green tea, vanilla and tempura ice cream. The restaurant also serves Sapporo beer and plum wines. Tokyo Delve's Sushi Bar is located in North Hollywood, Calif. read more

Mark and Jonnie Houston (Harvard & Stone, La Descarga) bring all-class to Melrose Avenue with this jazz-age Parisian salon. Reservations are encouraged but not necessary for a small group dressed in proper "cocktail attire," which is the only way you're getting in. Dress code is enforced, the details of which are posted on their site and reiterated on a plaque at the entrance. Inside, blue and amber theatrical lighting illuminate various corners of a parlor-style room. The central fixture is a cozy fireplace that gives way to circular, café seating under a dome that could be construed as a miniature version of the Grand Palais. A posh crowd of gorgeous gals and fashionable gents trot back and forth from the bar to tables and occasionally out to an enclosed trolley car for a smoke. Sultry burlesque performances bring a temporary mesmerizing hush over the room, and once the performance is over, inspired chatter erupts into demands for another round of cocktails. An exemplary team of mixologists may surprise you with an aperitif not on the menu: Floc de Gascogne, a vin de liqueur fortified with Armagnac ($10). The cocktail list is simplified to feature tried-and-true staples and some ingenious concoctions. Start off with a Sazerac Fix ($12) of rye whiskey, lemon, bitters, pastis and evaporated cane, then get experimental with Le Samourai ($14), a deadly mix of Armagnac, framboise, rhubarb and umami. read more