Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Hollywood from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Hollywood
These rooms lead with wine programs that matter, from the city’s award-winning list to curated setups in beach and downtown settings.
GG's Waterfront in Hollywood Beach pairs fresh seafood and steakhouse cooking with an exceptional wine program and a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence in 2026. The list is sommelier-led and extensive, the room pours craft cocktails, service is à la carte, and the room looks over the Intracoastal waterway with yacht views.
Sardelli's Italian Steakhouse in Hollywood Beach pairs handmade pastas and serious steak cuts with a curated wine program. The four-story, mansion-like room has an extensive wine list and an à la carte format.
Blu Steakhouse in Hollywood combines a curated wine program and an extensive wine list. It serves modern steakhouse plates with Wagyu and seafood, craft cocktails, and an à la carte format.
Hollywood Beach and Downtown Hollywood hold the most useful dining clusters, while Young Circle adds a smaller centre-city option.
Carmela's Italian Ristorante in Downtown Hollywood offers fresh handmade pasta, generous portions, and a curated wine program. It also pours craft cocktails and works in an à la carte format.
LEMONICA in Young Circle is an Italian restaurant, and lemon runs through the cooking. The restaurant keeps a curated wine program, the room pours craft cocktails, and meals are served in an à la carte format.
Taverna Opa in Hollywood Beach serves authentic Greek taverna cooking with family-style service and a beer program. The waterfront room has à la carte service, live belly dancers, and interactive hummus-making at the table.
The neighbourhoods are Hollywood Beach, Downtown Hollywood, and the neighbourhood Hollywood. Hollywood Beach includes GG's Waterfront, with a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence and an exceptional, sommelier-led program, and Sardelli's Italian Steakhouse, with a curated, extensive list. Downtown Hollywood includes Carmela's Italian Ristorante, with a curated, extensive wine list. Hollywood includes La Brochette Bistro, with a curated, sommelier-led wine list, and Blu Steakhouse, with a curated, extensive list.
Hollywood has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. GG's Waterfront holds a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence and has an exceptional, sommelier-led wine program, an extensive wine list, and fresh seafood.
Hollywood has two Wine Spectator awards in our guide. GG's Waterfront holds the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence, and one venue on the list holds the Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence.
The parts are Downtown Hollywood, Hollywood Beach, and Young Circle. Downtown Hollywood includes Carmela's Italian Ristorante, handmade pasta with a curated wine program, and Hoshi & Sushi Thai Cuisine, Thai and sushi cooking with a sake program. Hollywood Beach includes Sardelli's Italian Steakhouse, a four-story mansion-like room, and Taverna Opa, a waterfront Greek taverna with family-style service. Young Circle includes LEMONICA, an Italian restaurant with citrus-forward dishes.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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GG's Waterfront sits at 606 N Ocean Dr in Hollywood, Florida, positioned along the coastal strip where the city's dining scene meets the Atlantic edge. The address places it within walking distance of Hollywood Beach's main pedestrian corridor, where waterfront restaurants compete on setting as much as substance. Contact and booking details are best confirmed directly with the venue.
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Krakatoa Indonesian Cuisine occupies a storefront on Hollywood Boulevard in South Florida, bringing a cuisine rarely represented at this level of specificity to a dining corridor better known for stone crabs and steakhouses. In a city where Southeast Asian cooking tends toward Thai and Vietnamese, an Indonesian-focused kitchen fills a genuine gap in the local repertoire.
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On the Intracoastal in Hollywood, Florida, Le Tub is a burger counter that has earned consecutive Opinionated About Dining Cheap Eats rankings — #433 in 2024 and #466 in 2025 — by doing little to impress anyone on first glance and everything right on the plate. Steve Sidle runs a kitchen that treats the hamburger as a serious end point, not a vehicle for novelty. Open daily from 11am, with later hours on weekends.
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A North Hollywood neighborhood institution since its founding, Sonny's Famous Steak Hogies at 1857 N 66th Ave has built its following on the South Florida hoagie tradition rather than fine-dining spectacle. The format is direct: substantial steak sandwiches anchored in a style that owes more to the deli counter than the steakhouse. For Hollywood, FL diners who want something grounded and unpretentious, it occupies a distinct position in the local sandwich category.
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At Peru Hollywood occupies a spot on North Broadwalk, bringing Peruvian cuisine to Hollywood's beachside dining strip. Peruvian cooking draws from one of South America's most complex culinary traditions, layering Indigenous, Japanese, Chinese, Spanish, and African influences into a distinctive national idiom. For Hollywood diners looking beyond the standard coastal options, this address offers a different register entirely.
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On Hollywood's beachside strip, Billy's Stone Crab has anchored the Florida stone crab ritual for locals and visitors alike. The dining room at 400 N Ocean Dr keeps its focus on seasonal crab claws served at the pace the tradition demands — cold, cracked, and without ceremony. It sits comfortably in Hollywood's mid-range coastal dining scene, alongside spots like Blu Steakhouse and At Peru Hollywood.
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Blu Steakhouse sits on Harrison Street in Hollywood, Florida, where the city's downtown dining scene has been quietly consolidating around a handful of independent operators. A steakhouse format in this neighbourhood competes against a diverse local table that runs from stone crab specialists to Peruvian kitchens, positioning Blu in the higher-intent, occasion-driven tier of Hollywood's restaurant mix.
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Carmela's Italian Ristorante on Harrison Street sits within Hollywood, Florida's mid-city dining corridor, offering a neighbourhood Italian format in a city where red-sauce tradition and modern Italian influence increasingly share the same zip code. The address places it a short distance from Hollywood's more prominent waterfront dining strip, giving it a distinctly local rather than tourist-facing character.
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CLASS Soiree Steakhouse serves modern steakhouse plates at 121 N 20th Ave in Hollywood, with an extensive wine list, leisurely pacing, and brunch or dinner service.
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Federal Spa & Restaurant occupies a North Federal Highway address in Hollywood, Florida, where the spa-dining hybrid format reflects a broader South Florida trend toward wellness-integrated hospitality. Practical planning information remains limited, making direct contact with the venue a reliable first step before visiting. For broader context on Hollywood's dining options, EP Club's full city guide covers the scene in detail.
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Hoshi & Sushi Thai Cuisine on Harrison Street brings together two distinct culinary traditions under one roof in Hollywood, Florida. The dual focus on Japanese sushi and Thai cooking reflects a dining format increasingly common in South Florida's mixed-heritage restaurant scene, where kitchens address multiple cravings without forcing a choice between them.
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Hummus Vegas and Grill sits on Stirling Road in Hollywood, Florida, operating in a South Florida casual-dining corridor where Middle Eastern and Mediterranean formats have built steady local followings. The venue's name signals a menu anchored in levantine staples, pitched at a neighbourhood that rewards familiar comfort over experimentation. For visitors planning a meal here, the practical details below cover what to expect before you go.
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The restaurant operates in a category where the menu structure itself signals ambition — a steakhouse format in a market that rewards specificity.
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La Brochette Bistro sits on North Hiatus Road in Pembroke Pines, on the quieter western edge of the Hollywood dining corridor. The bistro format places it in a category where neighborhood regulars and deliberate visitors coexist, drawn by a French-inflected name that signals a particular register of cooking. It occupies a middle distance from the louder beachside scene, which is part of its appeal.
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On the western edge of Young Circle, LEMONICA occupies a spot in Hollywood, Florida's evolving dining corridor, where citrus-forward concepts and ingredient-led cooking have found an audience distinct from the beach-strip mainstream. The address places it within walking distance of the Arts Park and the neighbourhood's growing restaurant cluster, making it a practical anchor for an evening in central Hollywood.
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On Harrison Street in Hollywood, Florida, Oaxaka brings the smoky, chile-forward tradition of southern Mexico into a South Florida context where Latin American dining has genuine depth. The name signals a specific regional identity rather than a generic pan-Latin posture, placing it in a growing category of restaurants that treat Oaxacan cuisine as a distinct culinary subject. For Hollywood diners looking beyond the beachfront standards, it occupies a different register entirely.
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Ovivi's Restaurant sits on North University Drive in Hollywood, Florida, in a dining corridor that has grown more competitive as South Broward's restaurant scene has matured. The address places it within reach of a mixed residential and commercial catchment, giving it a neighborhood footing that distinguishes it from the beach-facing tourist circuit a few miles east. For diners working through Hollywood's options, it occupies a specific local position worth understanding before booking.
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Rao's on Collins Avenue in Miami Beach carries one of Italian-American dining's most recognized names into South Florida's restaurant scene. The original East Harlem location built its reputation over more than a century on red-sauce tradition and a famously difficult reservation system. This Hollywood outpost extends that legacy to a new coast, placing it among the more storied brand expansions in American Italian dining.
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Book Sardelli’s when the night calls for a polished Italian steakhouse rather than a casual Hollywood Beach dinner. The four-story mansion-like room, wine-led setup, à la carte format, and smart-casual feel make it strongest for date night, business dinner, groups, and celebrations; it is less compelling for a quick, low-key meal.
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Sasa Italian Gourmet occupies a measured space in Hollywood, Florida's growing Italian dining scene, where the emphasis falls on traditional technique rather than trend-chasing. Located at 2000 Harrison St, the restaurant draws comparisons to the more serious Italian tables that have emerged across South Florida in recent years. For those tracking where the region's Italian cooking is headed, Sasa merits attention.
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Señor Frog's Hollywood Beach sits at 1402 N Surf Rd, steps from the Atlantic on one of South Florida's most active beachfront strips. The venue operates in the casual, high-energy category that defines this stretch of Hollywood Beach, drawing groups looking for a lively setting tied to the water. It fits a scene built around celebration, shared plates, and beachside informality.
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Taverna Opa sits on North Ocean Drive in Hollywood, Florida, bringing Greek taverna tradition to the South Florida coast. The restaurant draws a crowd that spans the afternoon beach circuit and evening dinner trade, with an energy that shifts noticeably between service periods. For Hollywood's dining scene, it represents a distinct Mediterranean strand in a stretch otherwise dominated by American and Italian formats.
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Positioned on the ninth floor at 4111 S Ocean Dr, Terrazas brings a rooftop perspective to Hollywood, Florida's evolving dining scene. The elevation frames the Atlantic and the Intracoastal, setting a stage that few ground-level rooms on this stretch can match. For the South Florida dining circuit, it represents a coastal format where setting and sourcing share equal billing.
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Thanks To Harrison pairs a European Bistro menu with craft cocktails at 2001 Harrison St, set for breakfast through dinner in a conversational, upscale casual room.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Hollywood.
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The guitar-shaped hotel tower at Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood is among the more recognizable resort structures in North America, a global award winner for both luxury casino hospitality and architectural design. Located just south of Fort Lauderdale, it positions itself in the upper tier of Florida's resort casino market, where scale, entertainment, and design ambition converge in a single complex.
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The Harrison Hotel sits in Hollywood, Florida, a stretch of the Broward County coast that draws travelers seeking something between Miami's intensity and Fort Lauderdale's convention-circuit energy. Detailed records on pricing, dining format, and room configuration are not yet available through EP Club's verified data set. Consult the property directly for current rates and availability before booking.
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Café Noir occupies a strip-mall suite on Stirling Road in Hollywood, Florida, operating in a local bar format that places community over spectacle. The address puts it squarely in everyday Hollywood rather than the beachside corridor, suggesting a regulars-first operation. For a fuller picture of the city's drinking scene, see our Hollywood bars and restaurants coverage.
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G7 Rooftop sits above South State Road 7 in Hollywood, Florida, bringing an open-air drinking and dining format to a stretch of Broward County that tends toward ground-level neighborhood bars. The refined position shifts the context: what reads as a local bar strip from street level becomes a different proposition once you're looking across the rooftops. Details on the current drinks programme and food offering are best confirmed directly with the venue.
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On Hollywood's North Broadwalk, where the Atlantic breeze moves through open-air dining rooms and salt air competes with hops, Hollywood Brewery Bar & Grill occupies a specific niche in South Florida's drinking scene: a brewery-anchored bar and grill on a walkable stretch that draws both beach-day crowds and evening regulars. The drinks program, not just the food, earns repeat visits here.
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Mickey Byrne's Irish Pub & Restaurant on Hollywood Boulevard occupies a different register than the city's rooftop bars and waterfront spots — it's the kind of place where the pour is measured and the stool is yours for the evening. Set against Hollywood, Florida's increasingly varied bar scene, it represents the neighborhood-anchor format that persists well past every cocktail trend.
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Greek food in South Florida has a quietly devoted following, and The Greek Joint Kitchen & Bar on Hollywood Boulevard taps into that appetite with a direct Mediterranean focus. Situated at 1925 Hollywood Blvd, it occupies a stretch of the boulevard that draws both locals and visitors moving between the beach and downtown. It belongs to a small category of independent, cuisine-specific spots that hold their ground through cooking rather than concept.
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A Harrison Street address in Hollywood, Florida, The Tipsy Boar draws a local crowd that treats it as a reliable neighborhood anchor rather than a destination novelty. The name signals a particular kind of American bar-and-grill register: casual, unpretentious, and grounded in the kind of drinking-and-eating culture that fills midweek seats as reliably as weekends. For a fuller picture of drinking and dining in the area, see our full Hollywood restaurants guide.
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ZUKA MIAMI sits at 900 N Federal Highway in Hollywood, Florida, occupying a spot in a city that increasingly rewards venues willing to set their own pace against the louder din of Miami proper. The dining ritual here is the point of the visit, framed by a neighbourhood that has quietly built a more considered restaurant culture alongside the beach-facing strip. Expect an experience shaped by its South Florida surroundings rather than by imported trends.
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